Nacogdoches, United States (Local)
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A long-term plan to reduce risk of natural disasters currently under development in Nacogdoches County is currently open to the public for input, with a third and final community meeting planned at Garrison City Hall on Aug. 20.
The Garrison High Volunteer Fire Department won't be scaring up cash this year with its popular Haunted House on Elm Street.
A cast of more than 65 humans and four dogs will stage the Charles Strouse musical, “Annie,” beginning this Friday at Lamp-Lite Theatre.
Democratic candidates on a campaign tour of East Texas made a stop in Nacogdoches on Monday, informing those who gathered at the courthouse annex
By: Nicole Bradford
Nacogdoches public library staff on Wednesday unveiled a new work station designed to make life easier for parents of young children.
By: Nicole Bradford
Complaints about bumpy transitions from side streets onto a freshly repaved North Street prompted additional work to smooth things over, but a newly repainted and seemingly narrower turn lane will remain as is.
A City of Nacogdoches ordinance change that went into effect Friday limits places where registered sex offenders can live, creating child safety zones in areas such as schools and parks.
The first drainage project funded by bond sales approved by City of Nacogdoches voters is entering the construction phase.
A proposed new residential zone allowing manufactured homes to be placed on single family lots will go before Nacogdoches City Council in August, in time for a Sept. 1 deadline set by the state.
By: Nicole Bradford
The City of Nacogdoches is requesting $21 million for water system upgrades. The request is the full amount the city is eligible for through a state program allocating $1 billion to water infrastructure.
