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This Week's Top Stories:
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Food drive set for May 10
Gilmer City letter carriers will again help Stamp Out Hunger! ...
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Reserves boon to law enforcement agencies
Reserve officers are a law enforcement resource which greatly benefits local police agencies ...
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Golden Wave
“GOLDEN WAVE” flowers, a relative of the Blackeyed Susan, are blooming early ...
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Col. Cullin Earp laid to rest amid ceremony
Years of research and months of detailed preparation culminated Saturday (April 26) ...
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Soldier Given Proper Burial 143 Years After Death
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Gilmer lawyers indicted
Two longtime Gilmer attorneys were indicted by a special session of the Upshur County Grand Jury ...
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Pilgrim's Pride Corporation Reports Financial Results for Second Quarter of Fiscal 2008
PITTSBURG, Texas, May 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Pilgrim's Pride Corporation (NYSE: PPC) today reported a net loss of $111.4 million, or $1.67 per share, on net sales of $2.1 billion for the second fiscal quarter ended March 29, 2008. ...
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Unit road petition drawing interest
The organizer of a petition drive seeking a November election ...
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Commissioners approve 'sick pool'
Upshur County Commissioners, following much discussion, narrowly approved allowing ...
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Copperhead bites Gilmer teacher
HOLLY LAKE — A Gilmer ISD kindergarten teacher was released from a Tyler hospital Monday ...
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County considers creating 'sick pool'
Upshur County Commissioners Court will consider creating an “Upshur County Employees Sick Pool” ...
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Friends of the Library to meet
“Come One, Come All” will be the theme ...
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Armed robbers hit Ore City store
Ore City Police are asking the public’s help in catching two men ...
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TxDOT shuffles personnel
The Texas Department of Transportation has announced realignment ...
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Poles replaced
CREWS HAVE BEEN busy replacing electric poles ...
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Ceremonies Saturday to reinter Col. Earp
Gilmer’s downtown square is expected to resemble a scene from Gone With The Wind on Saturday ...
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Volunteers needed
Volunteers are desperately needed to help with the Community Playground Project ...
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Teenagers arrested for violent activities
Arrest warrants were served Thursday ...
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Juries never hear important info
“Things you’ll never know if you serve on a jury” ...
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Bad transformer causes outages
A power outage caused by a locked-out feeder line knocked out electricity ...
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High-speed chase leads to arrests
A high-speed chase Friday night ...
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New generator
THE GILMER POLICE Department’s new generator is manuevered into place ...
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Pilgrim's Pride to Reduce Weekly Production by 5%
PITTSBURG, Texas, April 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Pilgrim's Pride Corp. (NYSE: PPC) today said it plans to reduce weekly chicken processing ...
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Man arrested in burglary
A Gilmer man was arrested late Thursday ...
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Thursday morning storms cause damage, outages
Severe storms which passed through the area Thursday (April 10) damaged several houses and caused widespread power outages ...
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Motorcyclist dies of injuries from wreck
A Gilmer man died Wednesday afternoon (April 9) of injuries received in a motorcycle wreck ...
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TFA sponsoring contest
LUFKIN — Texas Forestry Association is sponsoring its 11th Annual Sustainable Forestry in Texas Photography Contest. ...
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Democrats, GOP hold local party conventions
An estimated 200 Democrats and more than 100 Republicans held their county conventions at the Upshur County Courthouse Courtroom ...
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Easter winners
WINNERS OF the prize Easter Baskets ...
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AEP SWEPCO Receives Arkansas Commission Approval
to Build 600-MW Coal-Fueled Plant
SHREVEPORT, La., Nov. 27, 2007 – The Arkansas Public Service Commission (APSC) has granted American Electric Power’s (NYSE: AEP) Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) a Certificate of Environmental Compatibility and Public Need (CECPN) to construct a 600-megawatt coal-fueled power plant in Hempstead County in southwest Arkansas. ...
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