Lisa Tang

City and community leaders celebrated a nearly year-long effort to install and activate a Safe Haven Baby Box at Fire Station 1 Tuesday.

“The Sounds of Christmas,” an annual concert by the Anderson County Community Choir and Orchestra, takes place at 2 p.m. Sunday.

Mila Chapman (front left) plays Adalynn in “Set This Circus Down,” by Palestine Junior High Theater Teacher and Director Nathan Prater. Front from left: Chapman, Adriana Retana and Kyndall Cooper. Back: Julian Grayson and Landon Rose (seated).

Dogwood Jamboree concludes its 20th season at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 14 with “Just in Time for Christmas” at the Palestine High School Auditorium. The program features youth talent and

Walk Through Bethlehem returns this weekend, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 13 through Sunday, Dec. 15, near Montalba Baptist Church. Along the Walk, visitors encounter 30 or more actors

Visitors to Walk of Lights can enjoy colorfully lit displays and outdoor walking paths featuring Christmas lights, characters and activities along the way. Last year Walk of Lights welcomed roughly

Target Circle shoppers can support senior nutrition in East Texas this month by casting votes for Tri-County Meals on Wheels. The nonprofit organization, doing business as Palestine Meals on Wheels,

A public hearing on Palestine Independent School District’s financial integrity rating and possible funding from the Texas legislature received priority at Monday's December board meeting. The district received a superior

Palestine Junior High Teacher Nathan Prater’s fifth period Honors Theater class is full of character. The class of 25 placed first in the UIL One-Act play competition in Madisonville last

A collaboration between local tech innovation company PCDworks and two Tyler firms has led to the manufacture of a new wireless water management system. The new product, known as H2O