In the spring of 2001, Kilgore’s sewer treatment facility treated more than 8,000,000 gallons of wastewater in a single day. That volume is two million gallons more than the city’s permit allows. More...
Parking spaces were at a premium and crowds of people strolled up and down Kilgore Street Saturday night for the third tour of downtown lofts and business open house. More...
MONDAY KILGORE CHRISTMAS PARADE through downtown, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, begins 6:00 p.m. Dec. 7. Theme: “A Cowboy Christmas.” Registration fee. For more info call 903-984- 5022. More...
TKG, visiting host Sabine -- whose Cardinals have been throttling teams right and left, and are ranked No. 2 in the state -- pulled a 51-36 shocker Tuesday at SHS. More...
Vicksburg, Miss. native Jonathan Phelps had a season-high 27 points, leading the Rangers with three others in double figures as KC put a 104-56 whipping on the junior varsity team from Northwestern (La.) More...
The way has been cleared for development of a series of duplexes in what will be called Wildcatter Estates. Developer Chris Dunsworthy will build duplexes on 18 lots facing Commerce Street, between Houston and Laird streets. More...
A Kilgore couple pleaded guilty this week to aggravated sexual assault of their daughter a decade ago. Donny Paul Henry, 40, pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual assault of a child. He was sentenced to 30 years in prison. More...
FIE ON THE RAIN. AS if we haven’t had enough precipitation this fall, the weatherman’s threat of rain yesterday was enough to force the postponement of Kilgore’s Christmas parade until 6:30 next Tuesday evening. More...
Kilgore Community Crisis Center has launched its Christmas Angels project. The Center has a tree in its lobby bearing the names of children whose families will most likely not be able to provide Christmas gifts. More...
Funeral services for Mr. Robert William “Bill” Marshall, Jr., 60, of Kilgore will be held Saturday, December 5, 2009 at 2:00 p.m. at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church with Reverend Dudley Plaisance officiating. More...
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