Valerie Reddell is a journalist at Lufkin Daily Newspaper. She covers a range of topics including crime, traffic, taxes, and lawsuits, with a particular focus on issues pertinent to Texas. Valerie's work has also been featured in News Courier The.
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The 911 emergency communications system is down for Lufkin, Angelina County and other public service answering points in the DETCOG region.
By: Valerie Reddell
A public hearing will be held during Tuesday's Angelina County Commissioners Court meeting to discuss the possible creation of a Local Provider
By: Valerie Reddell
An Amarillo man was found guilty in federal court Monday of two counts of carjacking and multiple robberies in a crime spree that began in Beaumont
By: Valerie Reddell
A town hall meeting to discuss the future of the old Masonic Hall on Leach Street drew a large crowd to city council chambers Tuesday.
By: Valerie Reddell
Angelina County Commissioners tackled a wide-ranging agenda that include Medicaid reimbursements, sexual assault responses, drones and construction.
By: Valerie Reddell
Now that the deadline has passed for candidates to file for a place on the March 2024 primary ballot, Michael McCracken, chairman of the Republican Party of Angelina County, knows
By: Valerie Reddell
The Lufkin ISD school board selected former Texas Education Commissioner Mike Moses and David Thompson to lead the district’s search for a new superintendent.
By: Valerie Reddell
Lufkin ISD officials learned that two Lufkin High School seniors will be attending Ivy League universities in the fall after they managed to match
By: Valerie Reddell
Bobby Cheshire, 55, a former Angelina County commissioner, was indicted Thursday on two first-degree felony charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child, special prosecutor B.
Collmorgen Ranch was recognized recently by the Texas Department of Agriculture’s Family Land Heritage Program for continuously running an agriculture operation for more than 100 years.
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