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February 13, 2008
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MLMS students learn about how business works
LEARNING THE ROPES
Maude Laird Middle School students were out in force yesterday taking advantage of Job Shadow Day. Pazazz Spalon located at 910 E. Main St. was visited by Paige Van Meter, an eighth grade student in Darla William's Career Investigation class. More...
Renovation of Kilgore fire station three, almost complete
By KATHRYN MARTINEZ news1@kilgorenewsherald.com

Renovations at fire station three are nearing completion. Ronnie Moore, Kilgore director of public safety, said the building on Stone Road has been outfitted with a new roof. Air conditioning units have been moved from the roof and installed on a ground-level concrete slab. More...

Texas campaign could be decisive for Clinton
By ALICIA A. CALDWELL Associated Press Writer

EL PASO (AP) - Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton made the first strike in suddenly important Texas Hispanic strongholds with a stop in the largest border city in the delegate rich state. More...

Turner steps down, Hale sworn in at KC

The Kilgore College Board of Trustees honored former KC football coach and current board member Marion Turner tonight for nine years of service to the college and community. Turner resigned as board member tonight to make way for the hiring of his son, Russell, as a college maintenance technician... More...

KILGOROUND
LINDA BALLARD

"When I first knew her, she was a checker at the old Gregg Steam Laundry located on North Kilgore Street," said Mart Lapin. "Her first husband was Doil Williams, who worked for the Post Office and also worked part time at the 7-11 at the corner of Houston and Martin. More...

 News
•Bush to sign rescue package
WASHINGTON (AP) - If government rebate checks ranging from $300 to $1,200 for just about every household do not spur a consumer spending spree strong enough to cure what ails the U.S. economy, Congress is ready to throw more money at the problem. More...
•KILGORE INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
•KC to host annual Gussie Nell Davis Dance Classic Saturday
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 Advice & Entertainment
•DEAR ABBY
Dear old friend who's nursing grudge won't let go of pain
DEAR ABBY: When I recently moved to Ohio, I left behind a group of dear friends. One of them, "Cheryl," and I talk on the phone almost every night. Everyone in this group got along beautifully. We had great times and have fabulous memories of growing up together. Ten years ago, while I was away a... More...
•YOUR HEALTH
•HOROSCOPE
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 Sports
•Lindale advances, edges Lady Bulldogs, 54-52
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL/ UIL CLASS 4A BI-DISTRICT PLAYOFFS
If they had managed to defeat Lindale on Tuesday night at Floyd Wagstaff Gymnasium on the Tyler Junior College campus, the Kilgore High School Lady Bulldogs would have gotten to face No. 1-ranked Frisco this weekend. More...
•Kilgore soccer teams split with Hallsville
•UT-Tyler assistant named Kilgore TCL coach
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 Obituaries
•RISSA SYLVIA HIERONYMUS ARTERBERRY
Rissa Sylvia Hieronymus Arterberry, 94, formerly of Richmond, KY, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ralph E. Wesley, in Nashville, TN, on Feb 3, 2008 after a brief illness. She had enjoyed excellent health until a few weeks before her death. A native of St. Helens, KY, Mrs. Arterberry was the... More...
•HERMAN LEE "HONEY" DUNCAN
•OPAL WALKER DURRETT
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