Quitman beats Lone Oak 27-13 and keeps playoff hopes alive
Freshman kicker Bradie Fortner's field goals and a strong second-half running game helped Quitman defeat Lone Oak.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
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Freshman kicker Bradie Fortner's field goals and a strong second-half running game helped Quitman defeat Lone Oak.
Alba-Golden is the only Wood County volleyball team to advance past the bi-district round, while Mineola, Quitman, Hawkins and Yantis lost in the opening round.
Several Wood County communities will hold parades, school programs and ceremonies in November to honor veterans.
The Mineola Senior Citizen Activity Center has posted its schedule of November classes, games and meetings.
The Wood County Monitor is featuring Hugo L. Cintron, a retired Army sergeant first class who served 20 years.
The first-year club for third graders meets after school on Mondays and is asking for art supplies.
About 10 antique tractors from several Texas clubs made a slow-paced trip along East Texas back roads on Oct. 30.
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.