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Pesticide conference planned in Quitman

The annual Tri-County Pesticide Conference will be held on Friday, Oct. 27 at the Carroll Green Civic Center in Quitman. Topics covered include Reading and Understanding the Pesticide Label, … more

Quitman council names P&Z members

The Quitman City Council met in special session last Thursday and appointed new members to the Planning and Zoning Commission and appointed a new chairman of that group. Lynn Emmert and Alderman … more

Mineola P&Z approves storage units

The Mineola Planning and Zoning Commission approved three recommendations for property on S. Pacific St. that includes the longtime Goggans Tire center, now Strange Tire and Alignment. Owner … more

Delegation congratulates Mineola

Delegations from the East Texas Amtrak-served communities of Marshall and Longview traveled via Amtrak’s Texas Eagle to Mineola Saturday, Sept. 2 to honor Mineola on the commemoration of the city’s 150th anniversary. more

Popular weenie dog race gets a new starting gate

Mineola’s Iron Horse Heritage Festival Weenie Dog Race will have a bright, new look to go along with a payoff of $200 in cash and prizes and trophy inscription for the winner when the gate goes up on Saturday, Sept. 23 at 3 p.m. more

AGISD Education Foundation plans first event fundraiser

The Alba-Golden ISD Education Foundation will hold its first big fundraising event Saturday, Nov. 4.

The Alba City Council gave its approval for the foundation to host a fall festival on the downtown square. more

Tragedies hit Alba-Golden

Two tragedies involving youth have struck the Alba-Golden community recently.

On Aug. 31, an Alba-Golden elementary student was seriously injured in an accident at her home. more

Quitman homecoming 2023

The Quitman homecoming parade will step off at 2 p.m. Friday, and the court will be honored in pre-game ceremonies at 7 p.m. at Bud Moody Field, followed by the Bulldogs’ game against Ore City. The Quitman High School homecoming court includes... more

Democrats award Thompson scholarships

The first awardees of the Dr. Charles Thompson Memorial Scholarship were presented this summer to Sol Torres from Winnsboro High School and Lauren Dickerson from Mineola High School for $500 each. more

Primary school gym built to withstand storms

Part of the construction of the new Mineola Primary School on NE Loop 564 that has recently become visible is the gymnasium which will also double as a storm shelter. Architect Perry Thompson explains the shelter materials and design are slightly different than the remainder of the facility… more

Wood County Walls hosting first Texas Street Art Festival

The first Texas Street Art Festival is set the week of Sept. 16-23 as part of the newly established Wood County Walls initiative. more

Wood County Grand Jury indictments listed

The following indictments were handed down by the Wood County Grand Jury Wednesday, Aug. 30: James Derrick Adams, Mineola, manufacture or delivery of a controlled substance penalty group one … more

Legion post plans fall gun show

Carl E. Azebell American Legion Post 340 will present its Fall Gun Show Sept. 16-17 at the Winnsboro City Civic Center at the City Park, 915 Wheeler Dr. Doors open at 9 a.m. both days with closing at … more

Church plans homecoming

Homecoming and revival services will begin at Rose Hill Missionary Baptist Church of Mineola (1420 CR 2460) on Sunday, Sept. 17. The 89th homecoming services will begin at 10 a.m. as part of morning … more

Breakfast to benefit pantry

Breakfast With a Heart will be hosted by Broad Street Church of Christ in Mineola on Saturday, Sept. 9.   The all-you-can-eat breakfast (eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, biscuits, gravy, … more

Caring & Sharing volunteer meeting set

Mineola Caring & Sharing’s first volunteer meeting of the year will be Monday, Sept. 11 at 6:30 p.m. in the church hall of St. Peter’s Catholic Church, 203 Meadowbrook. The group … more

Street closures given approval from Mineola city council

Three street closure requests were granted by the Mineola City Council last Monday. The chamber of commerce extended its request for the Iron Horse Heritage Festival Sept. 22-23 to include an … more

Falconry piqued interest of former Marine

There are few things more striking than the face of a raptor. The eyes – five times more powerful than human eyes – are penetrating, detecting with pinpoint accuracy the slightest … more

New minister has hit the ground running

John Thomas can be spotted around Mineola most days. The minister at the First Methodist Church runs 4-6 miles per day in the neighborhoods around the church facilities. He said it helps … more

MISD board approves lower property tax rate

Mineola school trustees adopted a lower property tax rate and took care of year-end financial matters Thursday, Aug. 31.

The board approved the 2023-24 budget of $20.9 million for maintenance and operations and $1.7 million for debt service. more
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