December 24, 2009 RSS feed / News

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Henderson County jury convicts Collum for DWI

A Henderson County jury has convicted Candie Marie Collum, 23, of driving while intoxicated in the County Court at Law Number Two of Henderson County. More...

CORRECTION

Access to a locked vehicle during a reported auto burglary in Brownsboro on Dec. 9 was gained by breaking out a window, Brownsboro Police Chief Thomas Robertson said. Inaccurate information was inadvertently included in a Dec. 17 story. More...

2010 CHAMBER OFFICERS

The 2010 Chandler Brownsboro Area Chamber of Commerce board members are, from left, Ron Reeves, Jim Moffeit, Dennis Mack, Perry Eaton, Milton Wallace, Shirley Parmer, Ben Delmonico, Jim Palady, Julie Rivera, Joe Selman, Gloria Hosh, and Lloyd Smit More...

MENUS

MEALS ON WHEELS Dec. 28-Jan. 2 (Milk served with meals. Orange juice served in Centers) MONDAY - Steak fingers, hominy, green beans, wheat bread, mixed fruit cup TUESDAY - Chicken spaghetti, English peas, wheat bread, apple cobbler More...

Texas GOP Representative Brown files for re-election

State Rep. Betty Brown has filed for re-election to serve Henderson and Kaufman counties in the Texas House of Representatives. More...

COUNTY ATTORNEY'S REPORT

Henderson County Attorney Clint Davis reports the following activity in the disposition of cases filed through his office during November in the County Court at Law, County Court at Law No. 2, and County Court. More...

CHECKLIST CHARLIE

"Snobbiness is all about insecurities," I've told my kids so often that I'm starting to remember it myself. I'm constantly surprised at the way our insecurities short-circuit our lives. More...

CHANDLER NURSING CENTER

I would like to start by sending out a huge thank you to the communities of Chandler, Brownsboro, Athens and Tyler. You made our community Christmas party and open house a blast. More...

TEXAS ATTORNEY GENERAL

With the holiday shopping rush underway, Texans are understandably concerned about product safety. Though most consumer products are safe when used properly, Texans are encouraged to regularly check the U.S. More...