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May 31st, 2007
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Goodbye Class of 2007
ON HIS WAY -- Brownsboro High School Class of 2007 senior Brent Miller was among 195 students who received their diplomas Saturday, May 26, in the Tyler Junior College Wagstaff gymnasium. Although an accidental shooting in the fall of 2001 left the now 18-year-old a paraplegic, nothing has seemed... More...
Commissioners set public hearings on proposed Animal Control ordinance

In an effort to get a handle on the current animal control problem in Henderson County, the County Commissioners have set public hearings in six locations for the presentation of the Henderson County Animal Control Advisory Committee's proposed Animal Control Ordinance. More...

Scholarship Golf Tourney deadline approaches

It's time once again to get your golf game `up to par' for the annual Chandler- Brownsboro Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship golf tournament. This year's tournament is slated for Saturday, June 16, and will be held at Echo Creek Country Club. More...

 News
•Community Crafters preparing for Christmas
It's not too early to start planning for handmade Christmas Gifts. The Community Crafters have a head start on projects. Last Thursday, we were introduced to knit and crochet slippers, always a winner for Christmas. Next Thursday will be demonstrations on Angels made from glass lampshades, button ... More...
•Sail Away With Books at the Chandler Public Library
•Nationally known photographer to hold workshop at TFFC
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 Church News
•Chandler F.U.M.C.
Under the old agreement the priests stood before the altar day after day offering sacrifices that could never take away our sins. But Christ gave himself to God for our sins as one sacrifice for all time. Hebrews 10:11-12. More...
•St. Boniface Catholic Church
•Lake Palestine U.M.C.
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 School
•KABBAGE PATCH DAY SCHOOL 2007 GRADUATES
Kabbage Patch Day School of Brownsboro will miss (L-R) David Noah Daughtry & Paxton Wyatt Stevens as they head into Kindergarten in the Fall. More...
•Top Ten
•Fire Safety
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 Obituaries
•Evelyn Inez Wimbish
Services for Mrs. Evelyn Inez Wimbish, 95, Brownsboro, were held Saturday at 10:00 a.m. at Chandler Memorial Funeral Home Chapel with the Rev. Tommy Weems officiating. Burial followed at Edom Cemetery under the direction of Chandler Memorial Funeral Home. More...
•Minnie Beth Hodges
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 Letters
•Letter to the editor
Meals on Wheels at the Chandler Community Center would like to remind all Seniors that you have a place to come enjoy the company of other seniors, to eat, and on Tuesday, we play Spinners. The Center is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 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
•Boyd receives scholarship from Ouachita Baptist
Clayton Boyd of Brownsboro, TX was recently selected to receive a Ouachita Collegiate Award from Ouachita Baptist University. The Ouachita Collegiate Award seeks to award students for accomplishments in their high school work and extracurricular activities. More...
•Winchester Park to host benefit baseball tournament
•14-AAA All-District Team announced
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 Whats Happening
• What's Happening
The City of Brownsboro will hold a city wide clean-up on Saturday, June 2, from 7amnoon. Dumpsters will be made available in the vacant lot next to the Southern Maid Donut shop on State Hwy. 31, in downtown Brownsboro. For information on what will and will not be accepted call the Brownsboro Cit... More...
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 Historical
•ALL THINGS HISTORICAL: A LOOK AT EAST TEXAS HISTORY
It is a story that has been told and retold in Texas and Louisiana -- one that almost every school child has learned in the classroom. Twin sons were born to an old Caddo Indian chief living on the banks of the Sabine River. Natchitoches was swarthy with black hair and flashing black eyes. Nacogd... More...
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