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Slide Show - Senior Prom
A Trinity Valley Home Health Sponored a Senior Prom. The Prom was held at the Henderson County Senior Citizen Center.
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Healing, but still hurting
Ronnie Brownlow, the Henderson County Sheriff at the time, had taken off early that beautiful afternoon to mow his yard at his home in Chandler.
He remembers his wife Teresa coming out to get him.
“It's Mark,” she told him. “He needs to talk to you.”
Mark Jordan, Brownlow's chief deputy at the time, was about to give Brownlow news that all but knocked the Sheriff to his knees.
“Boss, I'm in Payne Springs, and we lost Habelt,” he heard Jordan say. “We lost Habelt and Ogburn, too, and Harris has been shot.” - Malakoff man dies from injuries after wreck
- Woman’s car hits gas pump
- K-9’s go to school for career Day
- Many attend second Senior Prom
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5/17 East Texas Fishing Report
The East Texas Fishing Report for the week of May 14:
- JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL: TVCC gets its man
- It’s Godwin with the goblet!
- Challenger League set for third season
- HIGH SCHOOL GOLF: Martin’s Mill boys second at state
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5/17 East Texas Fishing Report
- Opinion
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Mothers are the glue that holds it all together
When God was working on his blueprint of Eve, He created what I feel is the closest thing we have to superheroes here on Earth.
I bet many mothers wish they could have super powers. The love, strength, patience and self control they show — although many might not classify those traits as super powers — are nothing short of a gift from God. - It’s the day to celebrate what our mothers mean to us
- The old time satellite dish was so much fun, they ruined it
- Things aren’t like they were in the ‘50s with glass bottles
- Scam artists have no scruples, protect yourself
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