Print Edition RSS RSS Feed
Shopping
Real Estate
Health Care
Automotive
Classifieds
Place an Ad
March 9, 2008
Search Archives: 



Looking for the PDF Edition?
The PDF of the Print Edition can now be read by clicking the "Print Editon" button at the top of the screen.


LET'S DANCE
The Kilgore High School Hi-Steppers held their fund raiser for their Spring Show Saturday with 130 girls in attendance. Sydney Bates, 6, from Kilgore learns some moves during one of the sessions in the KHS gym. Coleen Clower, Hi-Stepper director said the camp is put on by the 18 members of the Hi-St... More...
City considers borrowing for street repairs

Kilgore City Council is expected to agree Tuesday to borrow money to pay for two street construction projects. More...

KC eyes more Longview property
By LESTER MURRAY news2@kilgorenewsherald.com

Kilgore College trustees on Monday will consider buying more property in Longview. Discussion will come during the board's meeting Monday evening. Dr. Bill Holda, college president, said this property acquisition has not been discussed for very long. More...

Rod Run will open Treatment Center's Party in the Patch
Party planning hits high gear
By KATHRYN MARTINEZ news1@kilgorenewsherald.com

One night and one day each year Kilgore streets are filled with hot-rods. That day and that night are almost here again. Kilgore's Rock n' Roll Whataburger draws hot rodders in from all over the region for its annual Cruise Night in conjunction with and benefiting East Texas Treatment Center's Pa... More...

Small East Texas town left bewildered by family triple-killing
By PAUL J. WEBER Associated Press Writer

EMORY (AP) - Penny Caffey played piano in a gospel band and her husband studied to be an ordained minister. They were asleep when police say their teenage daughter's boyfriend crept into their bedroom around 4 a.m. and started shooting. More...

KILGOROUND
BILL WOODALL

DID YOU THINK TO set your clocks ahead an hour before you went to bed Saturday night? Of course you did. IF YOU lived in Arizona or Hawaii, you wouldn't have to worry about it. +++ THE END OF THE world as we know it - the apocalypse - has arrived. More...

 News
•ROTARY CLUB STUDENT OF THE MONTH
Pictured at Wednesday's Rotary Club are Shelia Kelly, Ashia Kelly, Rotary's student of the month and daughter of Shelia, Pam DeCeault and club president David Castles. Ashia is a student at Kilgore High School. DeCeault presented a program about Hettie Green, "the Witch of Wall Street." More...
•New monuments at Normandy, Cantigny shaped by American
•Fort Worth Stock Show
>> Click here for all stories
 Our World
•MIDDLE SCHOOL'S HISTORICAL SURVEY
This enormous building is one of Kilgore's greatest reassures. Built in 1931, this 76 year old theater is very unusual. Since most people aren't allowed inside it, we have some facts you might not know. Unlike most signs, the Crim Theater's is made of porcelain. Even though the floors and a lot ... More...
•DAILY DIGEST
•TODAY'S VIEWPOINT
>> Click here for all stories
 Business
•FINANCIAL FOCUS
Everything you wanted to know about bonds
In the financial world, stocks tend to get most of the attention. But if you're going to make progress toward your long-term goals, you need to be aware of all types of investments - and bonds can be an important part of your portfolio. More...
•EAST TEXAS DRILLING REPORT
>> Click here for all stories
 Lifestyles
•BOOM
The musical Boom was this weekend at the Kilgore High School auditorium. This musical depicting life in the East Texas Oil Fields during the boom era was written by Dr. Lottie Guttry and produced by Elizabeth Hodges. More...
•A Word Please
•CHITCHAT CORNER
>> Click here for all stories
 Advice & Entertainment
•HOROSCOPE
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 2008 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Ideas flow. In fact, you might need to filter thoughts, as so much is happening. You could discover that making a choice is difficult. Strong feelings bubble forth from you to loved ones and friends, and back to you again. Tonight: Mak... More...
•DEAR ABBY
•HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW?
>> Click here for all stories
 Sports
•Traveling man
New Ranger Bradley makes Texas sixth different team in eight years
SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) - Milton Bradley doesn't want to get personal. Nor does he plan to explain his actions or apologize. Not for losing his temper, his run-ins with umpires and managers, or anything else in his enigmatic career. More...
•LOCAL SPORTS IN BRIEF
•WHAT'S CAUSING ALL THIS?
>> Click here for all stories
 Obituaries
•Derek Harris-Parker
Services for Mr. Derek Harris Parker, 19, of Arp will be held at 10 AM, Monday, March 10, 2008 at the Chapel of Rader Funeral Home with Pastor Kevin Parker officiating. Interment will be in Danville Cemetery. Derek passed away Thursday, March 6, 2008 in Gilmer, Texas. More...
•MAVOR BICKLEY
•JOYCE COWARD SNIDER
>> Click here for all stories
 Church News
•MINISTER'S MOMENT
Sharing our personal stories of God's worok
As I sat at the restaurant table across from my friend, I got caught up in her nervous energy. She was struggling with many painful problems, and that particular day had been especially difficult. She was a Christian, but she had little sense of the Lord's provision. I wanted to tell her to trust ... More...
>> Click here for all stories
Click ads below
for larger version