Meredith Shamburger is an editor and reporter who focuses on local news in Carthage, Texas. She writes for multiple publications, including The Panola Watchman, Kilgore News Herald, Longview News-Journal, and Denton Media Company. Meredith's work covers a range of topics, including community events, crime, education, and local government.
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Meredith Shamburger's coverage primarily focuses on local events and government-related topics in the Carthage, Texas area. She often covers stories related to local crime, government announcements, and community events.
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By: Meredith Shamburger
Construction and upgrades are continuing across Carthage ISD's campuses over the summer months.
The planned replacement of the Carthage High School track has been expanded to include the foundation underneath, at a cost of around $280,000.
By: Meredith Shamburger
The Carthage ISD Board of Trustees approved the Student Code of Conduct and the Student Handbook for 2024-25 at their July meeting.
By: Meredith Shamburger
A Panola College program that aims to help students earn a degree or certificate or transfer to a four-year college has earned statewide praise for its outcomes.
By: Meredith Shamburger
Increased costs from inflation, a decrease in property values, the impact of a new homestead exemption and stagnant funding from the state are putting pressure on Carthage ISD's budget as they put together a plan for the next fiscal year.
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Kilgore ArtWalk will return to the downtown area Saturday, Sept. 7 from 3 to 7 p.m. Vendors will be offering handmade crafts, original art and decorative items. Learn more at
By: Meredith Shamburger
Repaving of Wellington Street is expected to begin in the next few weeks, Carthage city officials said Monday.
By: Meredith Shamburger
The Carthage City Commission awarded a $1.695 million contract for planned improvements at the Wastewater Treatment Plant.
By: Meredith Shamburger
Carthage's new police building is taking shape, with much of the foundational work in progress. The building is set to be finished next year.
By: Meredith Shamburger
Carthage ISD officials have begun preliminary discussions about a May 2025 bond and spent Monday night talking about their bond capacity — the amount of money they would be able
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