Ace, TX

WOODVILLE, Texas — Over the past couple of years, the Woodville football helmets have had the name William's on one side to honor the loss of two long-time coaches and leaders in the community, Reggie and Randy Williams. The "W" in Woodville has taken on a new meaning. "You...

TRINITY — The District 2 Dixie Youth Baseball championship game between the 10u Crockett Bulldogs and Onalaska lasted three-plus hours, but the wait was worth it for the boys in blue. Enduring a grueling tournament schedule of six games over four days, Crockett outlasted Onalaska 23-20 in Monday night's...

Edna Mae McClendon, 81, of Cleveland, Texas passed away on Friday, June 24, 2022, she was born on Tuesday, May 6, 1941, in Romayor, Texas to Emmett Toran and Esterine McCardell, both of whom have preceded her in death. Edna was also preceded in death by the father of her...

Brenda Sue Ermel, 72, of Hardin, TX went to be with the Lord on Sunday, June 19, 2022 after a lengthy illness .She was born on April 27, 1950 in Louisville, Kentucky to the late John Morris Swartz and Joyce Inez Henley. She lived in Channelview, TX many years as well.

The 80th Flying Training...

The Greater Cleveland Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on June 2 for Products and Snacks, a new business in the Cleveland area owned by husband-and-wife team, Joseph and Felicity Tchani. Located at 500 Plum Grove Road in Cleveland, Products and Snacks offers a variety of homemade meals that...

With the rising costs of fuel and food putting a squeeze on families’ budgets, many people are rethinking their vacation plans and opting for staycations close to home. Libraries offer summer reading programs with an abundance of activities for young children and teens, so be sure to check with the library in your community. If you are looking for more staycation and weekend activities and hope to avoid the traffic in Houston, Bluebonnet News has compiled a list of some of the top attractions that can be found in Liberty, Polk, Chambers, San Jacinto, East Montgomery and Jefferson counties.

Have you heard of a Pitcher Plant? It’s one of four carnivorous types of plants that live in Texas. A carnivorous plant? Yes! Carnivorous plants meet most of their nutritional needs through the fluids and soft body parts of insects rather than getting nutrients solely from the soil like other plants.

CLEVELAND — Calling all Taco Bell fans!. The Mexican Pizza makes its official return to the fast food chain starting Thursday, May 19 – but there’s a way you can get one before it’s released on menus nationwide. How?. Members of Taco Bell’s rewards program are...

Small town East Texas news can be a weird thing sometimes. This particular bit of news does involve an animal that would not normally be in someone's household. This story comes from Corrigan which is on Highway 59 almost dead center between Lufkin and Livingston. A woman stopped at the Dollar General there to get her capuchin monkey some water and it ended up running away from her.

This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Most years, Texas gets a short period in the spring and fall when the weather turns nice and getting outside doesn’t make one freeze or fry. It’s a time for travel and getting out into nature.

Small town East Texas news can be a weird thing sometimes. This particular bit of news does involve an animal that would not normally be in someone's household. This story comes from Corrigan which is on Highway 59 almost dead center between Lufkin and Livingston. A woman stopped at the Dollar General there to get her capuchin monkey some water and it ended up running away from her.

Trade Days is held in Pedigo Park, which is conveniently located just 2/10 mile off the Highway 59 corridor, in the center of Livingston, Texas, one hour north of Houston Intercontinental Airport and one hour south of Lufkin. Livingston Trade Days is set up in Livingston's scenic Pedigo Park. Shoppers peruse through two covered pavilions and open-air lots that are host to a wide variety of food, arts and crafts, collectible and antique vendors. This great environment welcomes families, day-trippers and outdoor enthusiasts who come to enjoy a few hours at the park. Their goal is to bring a treasure or two home. Courtesy rest areas are located throughout the grounds for shoppers' convenience. There is no admission or parking charge. With hundreds of vendors and an eclectic selection of wares, there's something for everyone!

A resident just outside of Houston has claimed a seven-figure prize off of a Texas Lottery scratch ticket win.