Front Page Sports News Video Contact Us Events Print Shop East Texan Subscribers Place A Classified Ad Crosswords Christmas activities scheduled The annual Rotary Pancake Breakfast is always popular with the kids. (Booster File Photo) By Chris Edwardsnews@tylercountybooster.com TYLER COUNTY – With the Thanksgiving turkey, ham and grandma’s famous dressing still strong on tastebuds, Christmas… Super User Tyler County News - Breakout Bagging Brothers F.A.I.T.H. seeking volunteers HCHD swiftly retiring debt C-OCISD awarded grant for learning projects TYLER COUNTY NEWS Christmas activities scheduled Tyler County News - Breakout Super User The annual Rotary Pancake Breakfast is always popular with the kids. (Booster File Photo) By Chris Edwardsnews@tylercountybooster.com TYLER COUNTY – With the Thanksgiving turkey, ham and grandma’s famous dressing still strong on tastebuds, Christmas celebrations are scheduled for Tyler County beginning next week. The Tyler County Chamber of Commerce announced its theme for this year’s countywide Christmas celebration as “Bring Back Traditions.” The Chamber’s events will begin on Thursday, Dec.… Read More Kountze man dies in Colmesneil crash Warren FFA members earn awards WISD task force recommends new buildings, bond Colmesneil city council discusses part-time employees TRINITY COUNTY NEWS Bagging Brothers Trinity County News - Breakout Super User On Nov. 6, opening day of Texas gun season, Kenneth Grant was hunting with his two grandsons — Colton and Aidan — on family-owned land in Trinity County. Colton, 12, harvested a nice eight-point buck while sitting on the stand with his Papaw; 20 minutes later, Aidan, 18, got a 10-point buck. Two brothers, two bucks, and one very proud Papaw. Courtesy photos by Kenneth Grant Read More Hunters reminded to report their harvest County approves redistricting City council discusses water woes, approves splitting votes Portions of Trinity under boil water notice HOUSTON COUNTY NEWS HCHD swiftly retiring debt Houston County News - Breakout Super User By Jan Whitejan@hccourier.com CROCKETT – At the Houston County Hospital District Board of Directors’ meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 16, members voted to pay $225,000 towards its debt of $1,450,000 to Prosperity Bank. After hearing the regular reports from the hospital personnel and the ambulance report, the Board moved on to the critical topic of debt retirement. The first course of action was to approve the amendment to the loan with Prosperity Bank. This amendment is routine for these types of… Read More Donate safely this Giving Tuesday Kennard High School honors veterans Darsey’s celebrates 135 years of history Christmas In Crockett Saturday POLK COUNTY NEWS F.A.I.T.H. seeking volunteers Polk County News - Breakout Super User GRATITUDE DISPLAYED Volunteers with the Families And Individuals Thanking Heroes (F.A.I.T.H.) Military Support Group were pleased recently to receive this picture and email from some of the heroes who have received care packages from the group. The email said, “Good afternoon. Thank you for all the care packages you have sent! It means the world to us. There was a day last week where we were out working and missed breakfast and lunch. Those care packages came in handy so much that day! Thank… Court to eye water plant improvements GISD receives positive financial report Drake lone finalist - LISD principal to be new Chester superintendent CanStruction 2021 - Polk County food drive competition SAN JACINTO COUNTY NEWS C-OCISD awarded grant for learning projects San Jacinto County News - Breakout Super User The COCISD Education Foundation (COEF) presented a symbolic check to the district that represents the amount given in grant awards during the 2021 Fall Grants campaign. Pictured from left: COEF Governance Chairperson Jay Phillips, Director Alec McGowen, Director Barbara Moore, Fundraising Committee Chairperson Dr. Judi Benestante, Grants Chairperson Cathy Loflin, Finance Committee Chairperson Diane Colburn, Director April Plunkett, President Suzanne York, Director Lisa McCulloch and… Thank you for your service Into their gourds City approves alley abandonment Students compete for bookmarks SEARCH ETXN BACK TO TOP Polk County Publishing Company