The Angelina County Commissioners will take action on a bond for the county’s road engineer position at 10 a.m. Tuesday.

While it isn’t unusual to see children running around Kiwanis Park, they were there for a specific reason Saturday morning: the Alcohol & Drug Abuse Council of Deep East Texas’s Recovery Day in the Park.

A Lufkin High School volleyball and basketball athlete became the queen of a different kind of court Friday night.

HUDSON — Daniel Burgess walked, leaning on a cane, into The Lufkin Daily Newsroom, uncomfortable, parched and frustrated. His water was out again.

East Texans can take advantage of the cooler fall temperatures during the first week of October at a variety of events offering activities for all ages. Here is a quick wrap-up:

Lufkin attorney Todd Kassaw said Friday he plans to run for district judge of the 159th Court in the March 2022 primary election.

Darden Restaurants is in the business of feeding — and that means more than just its customers.

HUDSON — A Hudson High School senior is reaping the rewards for a test she aced as a junior.

HUDSON — The Hudson City Council adopted the fiscal year 2021-22 budget and tax rate during Thursday’s meeting.

HUNTINGTON — The city of Huntington is making a concerted effort in infrastructural improvements, namely in the hiring of Jacob Smith — its first employee dedicated solely to road repairs.

The sound of children strumming guitars could be heard wafting through the halls of Abundant Life United Methodist Church’s Life Kids Center Wednesday afternoon following a donation of 10 guitars to the church.

Students of St. Cyprian’s Episcopal School gathered Wednesday morning in the courtyard of St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church for See You at the Pole.

Community members and officials with Angelina College and Texas A&M University gathered in the Angelina Center of Arts Wednesday evening to announce a partnership between the two schools.

The Lufkin City Council will permit city manager Bruce Green to move forward in attempting to purchase the property dividing Shepherd Street and Cotton Square to be razed to create public parking.

The Lufkin City Council on Tuesday approved a contract with the Angelina Arts Alliance as a part of the city’s move away from event planning and further into marketing, city manager Bruce Green said.

Community members turned out in force to support The Mosaic Center’s Hearts for Hope Tuesday night at the Pitser Garrison Convention Center.

Angelina Beautiful/Clean is giving local groups and individuals the chance to make a difference in the community with its new program Adopt-A-Spot.

The Lufkin City Council during a meeting at 5 p.m. today will consider purchasing buildings at West Shepherd and Angelina streets to turn into public parking for downtown patrons.

Forest Festival attendees were able to purchase a variety of handcrafted goods sold during Saturday’s Vendor Market Day.

Sisters Jazmin, Lily and Rossy Camarillo, of Lufkin, have turned the Panther Pride into a family affair, with each sister serving an officer role for the drill team starting in 2008 and continuing during the current school year.

The 74th annual United Way of Angelina County fundraising campaign kicked off Friday with a luncheon for volunteers and participating agencies at the Pitser Garrison Convention Center.

As the Texas State Forest Festival continues to entertain guests during its 37th year, it offers plenty of exciting experiences, including chocolate-covered bacon, carnival rides and a brand new Sea Lion Splash Show.

Angelina County defense attorney Al Charanza on Friday said he plans to run for 159th District Court judge in 2022.

The Lufkin ISD Education Foundation Grant Patrol recently awarded 21 educational grants to 10 different campuses totaling $48,862.61.