Nacogdoches Landfill to close to residential customers beginning April 3
As a precautionary measure coupled with the Nacogdoches Stay Home, Stay Safe order and the newly announced Governor Executive Order, the City of Nacogdoches Landfill will be closed to residential customers only...
COVID-19: Not a worry with livestock and pets
I’ve had some questions regarding coronavirus and animals,
both livestock and pets; Below are some points from the Texas Animal Health
Commission from a bulletin updated March 23, 2020.
We all...
Front Porch Distillery Begins Production and Distribution of Hand Sanitizer
In an effort to help curb the local shortage of sanitation products, Nacogdoches’ Front Porch Distillery has begun to repurpose some of their still operations to begin manufacturing hand sanitizer to help the community fight back the spread of COVID-19.
Supporting the (Cancelled) County Fair Livestock Exhibitors, Local Business, and Getting a Freezer Full...
It is with great sadness we must cancel the 2020 Angelina County Fair. At the end of the day, we must all be part of the solution, and not part of the...
Supporting the (cancelled) county fair livestock exhibitors, local business, and getting a freezer full...
The cancellation of the Angelina County Fair early last week
was tough for hundreds of 4-H, FFA and other youth across our county. Months of
time and effort, along with a good amount of...
City of Nacogdoches Offices Closed to the Public
Local officials have been in constant communication for several weeks regarding the continued spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) around the country and now throughout parts of Texas. As...
SFA to extend Spring Break, prepares to move online
Stephen F. Austin State University’s Spring Break will be extended by two days to provide time for SFA faculty members to move classes to an online or other distance-education format, until at least April 6.
Meet Huntington’s Caley Choate and her Steer Show Feature, Buddy!
Tonight at the Angelina County Fair will be hosting their market steer show. Caley Choate, a Senior at Huntington High, has been showing steers since her freshman year of high school.
Jordan Rhodes Shows a Lamb at the County Fair
Jordan Rhodes is the 17-year-old daughter of Tiffany and Mo Oliver of Hudson. She has one younger sister, Brooke. And this will be Jordan’s first year to show a lamb in the...