WCEC members gather for annual meeting in Quitman
Wood County Electric Cooperative members met Oct. 31, where officials reported on finances, board elections and a leadership change.
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Wood County Electric Cooperative members met Oct. 31, where officials reported on finances, board elections and a leadership change.
Hunters in East Texas's North Zone face a season with fewer birds expected, though juvenile production offers some hope, according to state wildlife officials.
The Wood County Old Settlers Reunion brought carnival rides, a Trunk-or-Treat and contests to Jim Hogg City Park.
The Quitman City Council chose a higher bid for a sewer line project and approved several agreements with Wood County.
Students will walk laps on Nov. 10 to raise pledges for Home Base, which supports veterans, service members and their families.
The 17th annual festival in downtown Winnsboro will offer art, wine, food, live music and free admission.
The 56th annual Jack Cross Memorial Livestock Show drew exhibitors and spectators to Winnsboro City Park on Oct. 31.
The Rains Wildcats lost to the Commerce Tigers 56-25 on Friday, October 30, in a game the Wildcats' coverage described as close until big plays decided it.
Organizer Lana Carlisle says many people are helping with the Emory parade, which marks the country's 250th birthday.
A member of Emory Baptist Church sought help finding a kidney for deacon Eric Velasquez, who has end-stage renal failure.
Republicans carried Rains County, while Democrats won Texas's top statewide offices, including U.S. Senate and governor.
The memorial run took place last Saturday as rain held off long enough for the race to start.