Yesterday at 9:02 AM
The 56th version of the Mineola Hay Show continued the strong tradition of support for the Mineola agricultural education program – even if shaking up the format a bit.
Yesterday at 8:48 AM
Wood County Commissioners voted to approve the use of the American Rescue Plan Act funds Tuesday. That $8,845,417 will be allocated as follows...
Yesterday at 8:46 AM
A Mineola city ordinance approved in 1986 to allow large truck parking in residential districts by permit was overturned by the city council Sept. 19.
Yesterday at 8:46 AM
The Quitman School Board named assistant superintendent Chris Mason as the lone finalist to become the new superintendent Monday.
Mason will replace Rhonda Turner, who announced in August that she is retiring Dec. 31 after serving as QISD superintendent for 15 years.
Yesterday at 8:45 AM
“It was a good night at the council, a great day for Quitman,” summarized Mayor Randy Dunn upon completion of last Thursday’s city council meeting. He added that progress had been made on the issue of housing, on lodging and for investment in the city.
The council unanimously approved two incentive agreements between the Quitman Development Corporation (QDC) and real estate developer Scott Johnson. The development is targeted for a 10-acre parcel which Johnson has purchased behind (south of) Brookshires Grocery.
Yesterday at 8:45 AM
Fun for all ages was found downtown Saturday at the Iron Horse Heritage Festival in Mineola.
