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April 30, 2006 / Lifestyles

THE HOPE GROWS STRONGER

Jerry Camp, chairman for the Relay for Life committee in his second year said over $80,000 had been collected as of 10 p.m. but the figure was still going up. More...

Turn on your TV or radio or open your paper. Someone is always demanding others take care of them. Sometimes these claims are legitimate, other times not. But have you ever heard of women demanding for someone else to make them healthy? More...

DAR goes vintage

The home of Judy Hill, local antique dealer, was the site of the April meeting of the Samuel Paul Dinkins Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. More...

TWINS, SHELBY AND MALEY PAGE of Kilgore turned 5 years old Apr. 12, 2006 and celebrated their birthday Apr. 8 with a Disney Princess themed party at Kid's Station. Parents are Jerry and Nicole Page of Kilgore. More...

Kilgore residents recognized at UT Tyler Commencement

Seven Kilgore residents were among 607 degree candidates recognized by the university of Texas at Tyler in spring commencement ceremonies May 6. More...

Heather Rene' Miles and Benjamin Garvin Applegate, along with their parents, are proud to announce their engagement and approaching marriage. Heather and Ben both graduated from Kilgore High School in 2002. More...

"5 Generations of Family." (pictured left to right) Grandpa Paul Dixon; Great-grandmother Linda Anderson Killian; Great great-grandmother Vera Anderson; Father, Dustin Dixon; and Eleana Marie Dixon born Jan. 29, 2006. More...

WHO'S NEW

RHETT MIKEL PAUL Aaron and Chad Paul of Henderson, are the proud parents of a baby boy, Rhett Mikel, born Mar. 30, 2006 at 2:29 p.m. in Trinity Mother Frances Hospital. He weighed 6 lbs., 11 ozs. and was 21 inches long. More...

Sabine High Good Citizen

Myles Austin Adamson, son of David and Melissa Adamson, 173 Fawn Creek, and senior at Sabine High School has been named DAR Good Citizen of his school for 2006. More...

CHITCHAT CORNER

It's a little high tech and a little down home...

LINDA K. BALLARD

The play on words and the diversity thereof came up in conversation last evening. And the conversation turned to something like this: we used to call things "new-fangled," now it is referred to as "modern technology" or "high tech". More...