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June 22, 2008
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KC saves gas, minimize maintenance costs
By LESTER MURRAY news2@kilgorenewsherald.com
With the cost of gas rapidly approaching $5 per gallon, Kilgore College is doing something to help minimize that cost. Dalton Smith, director for the physical plant said a little over a year ago he had an idea based on what other colleges were doing, bring in utility vehicles to replace full size... More...
NEW IPF AT KILGORE HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETE

The new indoor practice facility at Kilgore High School stands quiet as students enjoy their summer, but the new 80 yard, $1 million dollar facility is ready for students to take the field. The facility is designed for use by any KHS sport and is large enough for the band to practice all their drill... More...

Oregon students will get to choose their graduation test
By JULIA SILVERMAN Associated Press Writer

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) _ When Oregon education officials set out to devise a graduation testing requirement for high school students, they looked to other states for inspiration - on what not to do. In neighboring California, dropout rates soared the first year the state required high schoolers to ... More...

Public presentations on Kilgore City Council's agenda

Kilgore City Council is scheduled to address a routine agenda Tuesday night, with added public and staff presentations. William "Charlie" Wilson, Presentation on the Texas Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve, and request for Statement of Support from the City Council for the ... More...

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BILL WOODALL

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 News
•Elaborate costumes at TSF
There is no job to small or complex for people to pitch in and get it done to bring East Texans the Texas Shakespeare Festival. More...
•Solid waste related grant funding available for 14 county region
•Flooding strands 100-plus barges on Mississippi river
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 Business
•EAST TEXAS DRILLING REPORT
DEVELOPMENTAL Angelina County The Angelina Lumber Well No.3 will be drilled 5.04 miles southeast from Wells in the Raintree (Hosston) Field. This well will bottom at 12,300-feet in the Durst, J Survey, A-201. This well may also be drilled in the Raintree (Pettit) Field. More...
•Don't get burned by "Hot" stocks
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 Lifestyles
•KIBA FLOWERS FOR JUNE
The Kilgore Improvement and Beautification Association gave out their awards for June and the Beauty Spot Award located on 3004 Joy is truely just that. The garden has been in the making for ten years and the gardner is Bert Woodruff. Mr. Woodruff said he grew up growing things and he does it just f... More...
•He's entertaining the troops
•A Word Please
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 Advice & Entertainment
•HOROSCOPE
FORECAST FOR SUNDAY, June 22, 2008 ARIES (March 21-April 19) What was a major deal-breaker yesterday might not be significant today. Gather with others, joining the natural festivities. What is said in a conversation might surprise you. Yes, you have reason to be delighted! Tonight: Forget; live... More...
•Loyal friend helps woman cope with aftermath of abuse
•"He had compassion on them"
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 Sports
•Rangers' Laird pulls hamstring last night
Injury sends catcher on 15-week disability leave hours after Rangers' pitcher pulled for shoulder strain
WASHINGTON (AP) _ Texas Rangers catcher Gerald Laird was placed on the 15-day disabled list Friday night after pulling his right hamstring while beating out a bunt single in the fourth inning against the Washington Nationals. More...
•Dukes comes through for Nationals in 14th
•"Pacman" back on field after more than a year
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 Obituaries
•MARCUS P. EUBANK
Marcus P. Eubank was born August 2, 1927 in El Dorado, Arkansas to James and Jessie Eubank. He passed away Wednesday, June 18, 2008, Marcus moved to East Texas at an early age and attended Longview and Henderson schools. After graduation from Henderson High School, he joined the US Navy and serve... More...
•CIFFIE MAE SCOTT
•JOHN MEREDITH YOCOM
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