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July 19th, 2007
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INVASION
UM ARMY INVADES CHANDLER-- More than 90 members of the United Methodist Army are stationed at First United Methodist Church in Chandler this week as they help area homeowners repair their homes, yards and more. A group from the Houston area help repair a porch and seal up the roof on Ms. Barbara ... More...
Chandler City Council denies rezoning request; amends forum

Before a standing room only crowd of concerned citizens, the Chandler City Council voted to retain the current residential zoning on the property directly across from the entrance to the Phoenix West Subdivision. More...

Body recovered from Lake Palestine

Henderson County officials recovered the body of a Frankston man from Lake Palestine Monday afternoon. Steve John Stein, age 58, of Brierwood Bay Addition was reported missing about 1:30 a.m. Sunday. He was last seen at the Brierwood Bay P.O.A. public boat ramp as he was returning to the lake to ... More...

 News
•From the... Editor's Desk
It has been an interesting week so far as Editor. First off I would like to say "Thank You" to everyone who has congratulated me on the new position and my engagement. On a regular basis we received calls here at the office for various deadline oriented things. This week I will address a few of t... More...
•Recovering from disaster, preparing for the future
•The cowboy - a Texas legend
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 Church News
•The Circuit Rider
Someone recently asked me why some people disliked and sometimes hated the Circuit Riders. The truth is, many times, the Gospel would change things people didn't want changed. The makers of moonshine might lose much of their business if there was a revival in the area. At one time, there was a rev... More...
• 1st Baptist Chandler
• Union Hill Baptist
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 School
•Local students inducted into the National Honor Roll
Lynbrook, NY - Thirty-nine students from the region covered by The Chandler & Brownsboro Statesman qualified for induction into the 2006- 2007 National Honor Roll. The National Honor Roll recognizes high-achieving high school and middle school students. More...
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 Obituaries
•E. "Bud" Cade
Services for E. Ras "Bud" Cade, 74, Chandler, are scheduled for 11 a.m. Thursday at Chandler First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Dr. Stanley R. Copeland officiating. Burial will be in Chandler Memorial Cemetery under the direction of Burks Walker Tippit Funeral Directors, Tyler. More...
•Argle Lee Hicks
•Janie Parker Darden
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 Letters
•Letter To The Editor
I would just like for everyone to know we still have some great people living in the Brownsboro area. I found this out again last Saturday. I went over to the Adams Peach Farm and picked a few peaches. As we were putting them in the car, I laid my wallet on the back of the turtle hull. I forgot t... 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
•Surprise, Surprise
Mother Nature must have been a fan of the Chandler Bulldogs last Friday night as she held back the rain long enough for the Bulldogs to win the TTAB District Five championship. More...
•Several X-Treme players participate in All-Star game
•Bombers return to World Series
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 Whats Happening
• What's Happening
Chandler Brownsboro Bears Youth Football will be having open registration on Thursday July the 19th, @ the Refuel Teen Center In Brownsboro(next to El Presidente Restaurant) The time will be 5:30-7:00. At 7:00 at the Teen Center we will be having our first Annual Coaches Clinic. If you would li... More...
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 Historical
•ALL THINGS HISTORICAL A LOOK AT EAST TEXAS HISTORY
At an annual meeting of ETHA late in the 1970s, our members were entertained by John Henry Faulk, who came over from Madisonville to Nacogdoches to present a memorable program. Faulk was simply the best storyteller I ever heard. More...
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