Rep. Trent Ashby

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Trent Ashby is honored to be representing District 57 in the Texas House of Representatives. House District 57 includes Angelina, Houston, Leon, Madison, San Augustine and Trinity Counties. He can be reached at (512) 463-0508, (936)634-2762, or by email at trentashby@house.state.tx.us.

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Capitol Update: Flood Relief Bills, Emergency Preparedness, and Community Outreach

September is finally here, the school year is in full swing, football stadium lights are back on, and dove hunters across the state are...

Ashby Applauds Governor Abbot for Expanding Special Session Agenda to Protect East Texas Water

AUSTIN -- State Representative Trent Ashby (R – Lufkin) issued the following statement regarding the updated Special Session Agenda:  “I want to thank Governor Abbott...

Back to School & Capitol Update: Standing Up for Texas Communities

With another school year upon us, I want to recognize the hard work, dedication, and passion of our dedicated teachers and support staff who...

Ashby Files Bills to Protect East Texas Water and Enhance Disaster Recovery for Rural Infrastructure

AUSTIN --  State Representative Trent Ashby (R – Lufkin) filed two important bills – HB 289 and HB 290 – focused on protecting East...

Capitol Update: Back-to-School Savings & Flood Preparedness for East Texans

It’s that time of year again—when store aisles fill with sharpened pencils, new sneakers, and the hopeful anticipation of a fresh school year. As...

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Capitol Update: Preparing for the Next State Budget

For most of us, September means settling into school...

Drug-Free All Stars Meeting with Lufkin Parks and Recreation

The Drug-Free All Stars of Angelina County, funded by...

The Theology of Soil: What the Bible Says About Caring for the Land You’ve Been Given

November has a way of slowing people down. The...

Dove Is Open, Deer Is Close: The Forest Country Hunting Calendar

Squirrel opens October 1 and archery deer October 3. Here are the 2026-27 season dates that apply across our twelve counties, plus a license rule that caught a lot of hunters off guard this year.
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