Amanda Gates
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Jasper County 4-H to Host Clover & Arrow Archery Tournament in Buna (opens the original)
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As interest in archery continues to grow in Jasper County, Jasper County 4-H is introducing the Clover & Arrow Indoor Archery Tournament, a new annual event scheduled for Saturday, October 24, at First Baptist Church in Buna. The tournament will become the second archery event hosted by the county, giving archers another opportunity to compete and supporting the continued growth of the local program. The event will take place at 1155 State Highway 62 South. Registration is limited to the first 5
Kirbyville High School to Celebrate 75th Homecoming with Parade, Music and Wildcat Spirit (opens the original)
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Kirbyville High School will celebrate its 75th homecoming with activities October 3â10, bringing students, alumni and the community together for a parade, live music, a bonfire, football and dances. Kirbyville Junior High will also join the celebration with its own homecoming dance and themed dress-up days. Festivities begin Saturday, October 3, with the homecoming parade at 10 a.m. Lineup begins at 9 a.m. on North Kaysee Avenue. Participants should avoid Drew Street when approaching the lineu
Newton County issues emergency burn ban amid high wildfire danger (opens the original)
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Newton County Judge Ronald J. Cochran declared a local state of disaster Tuesday, Sept. 29, and issued an immediate ban on outdoor burning throughout the county. The order cites extremely dry conditions and a high wildfire danger. Newton Countyâs Keetch-Byram Drought Index exceeds 600, a level the declaration says raises the risk of fires spreading out of control. The ban applies in both incorporated and unincorporated areas. It prohibits burning trash or brush, campfires, and other outdoor ac
Jasper County Sheriff’s Office Promotes Hopson, Moye to Jail Leadership Roles (opens the original)
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The Jasper County Sheriffâs Office has promoted Matt Hopson to jail administrator and Heather Moye to jail captain, Sheriff Chuck Havard announced. Hopson, a Jasper native and 2012 Jasper High School graduate, has worked for the sheriffâs office since 2016. He served as a transport deputy for the past 10 years and holds both an Advanced Peace Officer License and a jailerâs license. âHe knows this jail inside and out, and he has earned this opportunity,â Havard said. The sheriff praised
New bealls store to open in Jasper Oct. 23 (opens the original)
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Bealls Inc. plans to open an 18,000-square-foot store at 1130 S. Wheeler Street in the Crossroads Shopping Center, bringing a new shopping option and an estimated 16 to 18 jobs to Jasper. The company is targeting Oct. 23â25, 2026, for a weekend-long grand opening. A ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 24. The Jasper location will be the companyâs 91st store in Texas. Bealls Inc. said it is seeking local applicants for supervisory and associate positions. The com
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