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December 28th, 2006
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Chandler Explorers serve their community with honor & respect
Since forming in the spring of 2004 the Chandler Police Explorers have been working hard to make their organization one they can be proud of. While training in every aspect of law enforcement patrol procedures members have gained first-hand knowledge and experience of the challenges and job skills... More...
New BHS Vo-Tech building to relieve growing pains

Thanks to the good stewardship of Brownsboro ISD Superintendent Elton Caldwell and School Board, the new year will bring about some new and exciting changes for Brownsboro High School students, staff and faculty, while meeting new state collegeready mandates. More...

Search for missing B’boro woman turns up no leads

More than 50 volunteers turned out to assist in the search for Brandi Ellen Wells, 24, of Brownsboro who has been missing since August 2. Beginning at 8:00 a.m. Saturday volunteers gathered at the Longview Elks Lodge to search the area south of Graham Central Station, a dance club in Longview wher... More...

 News
•A CHRISTMAS TREAT
Christmas was a little bit merrier for the folks at the Chandler Nursing Center and South Timber Ridge apartments when members of the Chandler Police Explorers delivered games to be enjoyed by all. Pictured is CNC resident Mr. Willie Cofer receiving a game of bingo from the Explorers (L-R) Ryan Wi... More...
•HELPING OUT OUR HOMETOWN HEROES
•Texas Times
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 Church News
•Faith Baptist Chandler
Dick Jarrett, along with eight others, recently returned from Albania. They flew from Dallas-Fort Worth to Zurich and then on to Skopje, Macadonia. They were met at the airport in Skopje by First Baptist Church pastor and church members and had a good visit. Four of the party members were in Skopje... More...
•Brownsboro First UMC
•Lake Palestine U.M.C.
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 School
•BISD Third Graders’ New Year's resolutions
My New Year’s Resolutions are to improve at working hard. I will help more at home with cleaning my room and washing the kitchen. I can be a better student at school by getting my scores higher. Mayra Gomez ??? My New Year’s Resolutions are to improve at excersising laying off the sugar. I will h... More...
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 Obituaries
•Roy S. May
Services for Roy S. May, 93, Chandler, were held Friday, December 22, 2006 at 10:00 a.m. in Chandler Memorial Funeral Home chapel. Rev. Bob Sexton officiated. A private family burial at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Fort Worth was held at 3:30 Friday, under direction of Chandler Memorial Funeral Home. More...
•Mildred Bradley
•Dana Murry Green
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 Letters
•Letter To The Editor
You may have noticed some new decorations up and down Hwy. 31 in Brownsboro this year. We should thank Carol Mayfield and Brenda Richardson of the Brownsboro Economic and Development Committee for responding to a last minute request to get those together. More...
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 Writer's Corner
•Writers’ Corner
If you have a poem, song lyrics or a short story and you would like to share it with the readers of The Statesman now is your chance. Email or mail us your submission and look for it in an upcoming issue of The Statesman. More...
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 Sports
•Three Bears make Class 3A all-state football team
The Class 3A all-state high school football team, released Wednesday, was voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position. More...
•All-Henderson County football team announced
•The year in BHS sports
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 Whats Happening
• What’s Happening
The BHS Band Boosters will meet Tues., Jan. 2, at 6pm in the band hall. A Gospel Singing at Forest Grove Baptist Church featuring Victory Road will be held Sat., Dec. 30, at 6pm. Bring your guitar or favorite track to sing with and join in the fun and fellowship. Everyone is invited, and a... More...
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 Historical
•ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: A LOOK AT EAST TEXAS HISTORY
What one historian has called “the most famous circus fight in history” unfolded in 1873 as Robinson’s Circus was preparing to leave Jacksonville in East Texas. Jacksonville was a fledgling community in those days. It had been founded with a post office in 1849, but moved to its present site in 18... More...
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