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Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Eddie Williams directs traffic around a wreck Monday afternoon at the intersection of Danville Road and the Hwy. 259 bypass. More...

Groups still setting plan for forum at high school

By JAMES DRAPER
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The venue has been reserved and a moderator has been chosen, but so far only one candidate has confirmed the Feb. 28 date for the Friends of the Kilgore Public Library Candidate Forum. More...

County Judge: ‘It’s just a mess’

By JAMES DRAPER
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Gregg County Judge Bill Stoudt is as eager as anyone to see a quick resolution to the ongoing battle over the state's redistricting boundaries. "We'd sure like for the courts to decide so we can get the primaries going," he said Tuesday. More...

Texas Two-Step set Saturday at Guard armory

By AUSTIN KING
news2@kilgorenewsherald.com

This year’s Texas Two-Step fundraiser offers a bounty of prizes and entertainment for those who attend. More...

Foundation creates ‘Derrick Award’ to honor supporters

By JAMES DRAPER
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As they celebrate the 25th year of the Kilgore Historical Preservation Foundation, board members plan to honor an influential contributor Feb. 2 with the first Derrick Award. More...

KILGOROUND

BILL WOODALL

WE’RE BECOMING A NATION – a world, even – of rough hands. I blame touchscreen phones and tablets. DO YOU apply a liberal dash of hand lotion, knowing you’re about to smear it all over your phone? Of course not. More...

Daily Digest

KILGORE

WEDNESDAY COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE is having a Job Fair from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday, Feb. 1 at 107 Woodbine Place, Longview. FRIDAY More...

OVERTON

OVERTON ROTARY CLUB District 5830 meets Fridays at noon in Overton Community Center, 601 Meadowbrook, in City Park. More...

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Advice & Entertainment

GUEST OPINION

Uncle Mort and double whammies
DON NEWBURY

My Uncle Mort claims to have a sixth sense that warns of upcoming “whammies.” As long as they arrive in single file, he can handle ‘em with grace--dodging, hiding or meeting head- on. More...

TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH

Bowler’s thumb is ruining his game
DR. PAUL G. DONOHUE

DEAR DR. DONOHUE: For 20 years, I have bowled in a league and had no problems until this year. Now I have such pain at the base of my thumb that I can hardly hold the ball. And my bowling has become a disaster. What do you think this is? More...

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Sports

KC splits with Angelina, at Jacksonville tonight

By MITCH LUCAS
sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

One Kilgore College basketball team has ended its losing streak, and the other hopes to do so tonight. Coach Brian Hoberecht’s Rangers beat Angelina College, 61-48, here at Masters Gymnasium on Saturday, halting a three-game losing skid. More...

Frankston tops Sabine in 21-2A

’Dogs fall at Whitehouse, Overton sweeps N. Summerfield
By MITCH LUCAS
sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

Kilgore’s Bulldogs are now on a two-game losing streak as they try to be one of four teams to make the playoffs in District 14-4A. More...

Kilgore High soccer squads rolling in young season

By MITCH LUCAS
sports@kilgorenewsherald.com

It was a busy weekend for both of Kilgore High School’s soccer programs, who competed in area tournaments. More...

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KISD provides bus safety PSA video

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Win Huddleston

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Kilgore ISD Construction Video 2

Chandler & Intermediate School Renovations

This story contains a video Superintendent Jody Clements discusses the district's ongoing construction projects related to its new campuses. More...

Orchestra director aims for council seat

By JAMES DRAPER
news1@kilgorenewsherald.com

Tristan Roberts is half the age of the youngest member of the current city council. More...

Trustees extend superintendent’s contract

District receives ‘Academically Acceptable’ rating from AEIS for 2010-11 school year
By AUSTIN KING
news2@kilgorenewsherald.com

During Monday night’s KISD school board meeting, the board reviewed superintendent Jody Clements’ performance and discussed his future with the district. “He’s turned out really good,” said board president Terry George. More...

Leadership Kilgore group focuses on area education

By AUSTIN KING
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This year’s Leadership Kilgore class is well under way with class members focused on learning more about the history, culture and business of Kilgore. More...

Our World

West Rusk stadium construction underway

By J.M. JONES
joejones@kilgorenewsherald.com

Work has officially begun on the $4,266,730 Bruce Bradshaw football stadium at West Rusk High School and construction of the W. E. Shannon Multi-Events Center and new cafeteria could be completed by the beginning of school year 2013-2014. More...

KC offers free safety courses this month

Kilgore College will offer free safety classes this spring. The courses are provided at no cost to students through the KC Workforce Development’s Risk Management Institute which is funded by a grant from Texas Mutual Insurance Company. More...

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The Sabine 4-H club took a team of young girls to compete in the Dairy Cattle Judging Contest at the Fort Worth Stock Show, including (left to right) Kayden Perry, Lynsey Hewitt, Hailey Briggs and As More...

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School news

Two KISD board spots on ballot

By JAMES DRAPER
news1@kilgorenewsherald.com

Two places on the Kilgore ISD Board of Trustees are up for election in May – so far, only one of the incumbents has said he'll be running again. Dale Sistrunk confirmed Friday that he will seek a second two-year term on the board in place 3. More...

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