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Three doctors disciplined by medical board
TYLER – Three East Texas doctors were disciplined by the Texas Medical Board this week. The Texas Medical Board (TMB) reported that George Steven Fidone of Lufkin entered into an agreed order with the board over impairments. This order comes after Fidone was charged with manslaughter in connection to a fatal Lufkin Car crash that happened in January.
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Parents say Texas zoo's Halloween displays left kids in tears
Some families say they had to cover their kids' eyes or skip exhibits.
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Lufkin board recommends zone change for Freedom Church ministry
Lufkin’s Planning and Zoning Board voted unanimously to approve a proposed zone change for ‘A Place of Hope, a ministry of Freedom Church Lufkin’. The board will recommend City Council approve the change. The ministry would be at 1419 Atkinson Drive. Lufkin City Council will review the proposed zone change twice before becoming official.
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Lufkin city manager, assistant city manager resign after council raises leadership concerns
LUFKIN, Texas (KTRE) - Lufkin’s city manager and assistant city manager have submitted their resignations after city council members discussed concerns about morale at City Hall. The council voted unanimously to accept the resignations of City Manager Kevin Gee and Assistant City Manager Brian Bray. Gee’s resignation took effect...
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Lufkin residents ask groundwater board for more info on proposed poultry processing plant
Residents said they want clear details from the Pineywoods Groundwater Conservation District board as it considers a proposal to allow Pitman Family Farms to build a poultry-processing plant and five wells near Lake Nacogdoches. “We want transparency,” a resident said at the board’s meeting.
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Former Tyler assistant police chief sworn in as latest city council member
TYLER, Texas (KETK) – Former Tyler Police Department Assistant Chief David L. Long was sworn in as the newest city council member for Tyler District 1 on Tuesday. Long retired from the Tyler Police Department in February after serving with the Rose City’s police force since 1994. According to the City of Tyler, he also […]
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Athens ISD Breaks Ground on $121.5M Bond Projects Touching Every Campus
Dirt officially started turning in Athens this past Thursday, as Athens ISD leaders, school board members, students and community volunteers gathered for a groundbreaking ceremony marking the start of construction funded by the district's voter-approved 2025 bond. The ceremony kicked off a wave of projects that Superintendent Dr. Janie Sims said will reach every campus in the district.
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TEA closes Judson ISD investigation, clears district of any wrongdoing
SAN ANTONIO – The Texas Education Agency has closed its investigation into Judson ISD’s board governance, open-meetings practices and reporting of abuse and misconduct. In a Nov. 10 letter to Board President Monica Ryan and Interim Superintendent Ann Dixon, TEA said its review found no district-level or board wrongdoing and no systematic violations of the laws in effect during the period it examined.
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Chris and Latricia Coburn Adopted Their 19-Month-Old Niece Meadow in a Packed Athens, Texas, Courtroom, Before the Judge Who Had Been on Her Case From the Start
Chris and Latricia Coburn adopted their 19-month-old niece Meadow in Athens, Texas, before Judge Nancy Perryman, who had been on her case from the start. The post Chris and Latricia Coburn Adopted Their 19-Month-Old Niece Meadow in a Packed Athens, Texas, Courtroom, Before the Judge Who Had Been on Her Case From the Start appeared first on parentdiaries.com .
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Veterans job fair to bring more than 100 employers to Tyler
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - More than 100 employers are expected to participate in a veterans job fair Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Tyler Workforce Center. Workforce Solutions East Texas will host the free event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 1421 S. Beckham Ave. An opening ceremony honoring veterans...
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Mayor’s office declared vacant
UPDATE: The mayor’s office of the City of Canton has been declared as vacant on Wednesday, following no withdrawal of Lou Ann Berry’s resignation letter last week. According to the city and our news partner KETK, Berry submitted her resignation letter on Oct. 26, which would become effective on Nov. 3 if there was no withdrawal.