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James Antioch meeting Jan. 20
James Antioch meeting Jan. 20 News Staff Wed, 01/10/2024 - 20:16 Image Body The James Antioch Community monthly meeting is planned for January 20, 2024 in the James Antioch Community Building at 5:30 p.m. A report on the fundraiser will be presented and any other business brought to the floor. Everyone attending please bring a covered dish and be prepared for a time of fellowship. Contact Ellen Manning, Secretary at 936-5983081 for more information.
Rescue Teams Now Staging in East Texas, Flood Watch in Effect
As predicted, the three-day rain has started in East Texas. As of late Monday afternoon, rainfall totals from 1 to 3 inches have been rather commonplace across the Pineywoods. But, this is just the start and there's plenty more precipitation on the way. That's why the National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch from Tuesday through Wednesday evening for most of Deep East Texas.
Fannie Brown Booth Library Renovation Survey in progress
Fannie Brown Booth Library Renovation Survey in progress News Staff Wed, 12/27/2023 - 19:59 Image Body The Fannie Brown Booth Library is seeking a grant to make improvements to the interior of the library and move it into the 21st century. We are considering improvements that improve comfort, convenience, ease of use, and visibility to make our library more inviting. Please take a moment of time and visit https://www. surveymonkey.com/r/ MRTJ5TNto fill out the survey and help your librrary.
More than 1,500 affected by natural gas outage in Center, Shelbyville
CENTER, Texas — More than 1,500 residents of Center and Shelbyville are being affected by a natural gas outage as of Friday. According to city officials, CenterPoint Energy is currently experiencing a natural gas outage and will be urging its customers to not tamper with any natural gas meters at this time.
Could You Live This Remote? – The 5 Smallest Towns In Texas
Let me say this upfront, I like where I live. Texarkana may not be centrally located within my state but it's in a spot where some beautiful parts of our country are just not very far away. So, the question came up, how small could you get, town-wise? Personally, I think I'm there. But the urge to get small strikes a note with a lot of people. So, other than a piece of land all by yourself, here are the "5 smallest towns in Texas."
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