The Sawmill Boom That Built East Texas
How Lumber, Railroads, and Grit Shaped the Communities We Call Home
The transportation of logs and lumber was an issue until the train came through...
From Struggling Learner to America’s Favorite Teacher
Lufkin’s Missi Perkins Is Proving That Belief Can Change Everything
When Missi Perkins was in second grade, she was separated from her identical twin sister...
The First Spring Mow: Why Timing and Technique Matter More Than You Think
For many East Texas homeowners, the first mow of spring feels like a milestone—a sign that winter is finally over. But mowing too early...
The Salvation Army of Lufkin & Nacogdoches Celebrates 25 Years of Service with Annual Fundraiser Luncheon on April 28
Event features speaker and magician John Michael Hinton, raffles, lunch, and sponsorship opportunities to support local programs serving thousands in Angelina and Nacogdoches Counties
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The Lonely Road of Leadership (And Why It’s Worth It)
Leadership often looks crowded from the outside.
Meetings fill the calendar. Messages pile up. People depend on your decisions. Yet many leaders quietly discover a...
