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Lufkin's Bistro rescheduled for Nov. 7 (opens the original)
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Lufkinâs Bistro takes over downtown Lufkin in this 2025 file photo. This year's event has been postponed until Nov. 7. Visit Lufkin has announced that Lufkinâs Bistro 2026, originally scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3, has been rescheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, in Downtown Lufkin. After reviewing the available weather forecast and speaking with he presenting sponsor, participating restaurants and key event partners, Visit Lufkin made the collective decision to reschedule Bistro in order to prot
Lufkin’s Bistro 2026 moved from Oct. 3 to Nov. 7 (opens the original)
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Lufkinâs Bistro takes over downtown Lufkin in this 2025 file photo. This year's event has been postponed until Nov. 7. Visit Lufkin has announced that Lufkinâs Bistro 2026, originally scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 3, has been rescheduled for Saturday, Nov. 7, in fowntown Lufkin. âAfter reviewing the available weather forecast and speaking with our presenting sponsor, participating restaurants, and key event partners, Visit Lufkin made the collective decision to reschedule Bistro in order to
Diboll Day 2026 celebrates over 70 years of community (opens the original)
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Jersey Stuckey poses for pictures after being crowned 2026 Diboll Day Queen Saturday afternoon at Old Orchard Park. Since 1953, the biennial Diboll Day has delighted friends and family and raised funds for the community. Old Orchard Park was filled to bursting Saturday with activities, the aroma of great food and artisan booths. The event was proceeded by the Diboll Day parade, this year's patriotic theme commemorating the United States' bisesquicentennial. "If you look around this park, it look
42nd Texas State Forest Festival off to a great start (opens the original)
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The 42nd annual Texas State Forest Festival got off to a great start Thursday evening as crowds took to the George H. Henderson Expo Center for fun and festivities. Shows, live music, carnival rides, a petting zoo and numerous food trucks were only a fraction of the fun to be found. âThis is probably one of the smoothest setups weâve ever had in all the years Iâve been a part of this,â said Tara Watson-Watkins, president and CEO of the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce. âItâ
JAKES event educates tomorrow's conservationists (opens the original)
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A young shooter participates in skeet shooting Saturday afternoon at the NWTF Pineywoods Chapter's JAKES Youth Program at Pines Sporting Clays. The Pineywoods Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Foundation held its JAKES Youth Program Saturday at Pines Sporting Clays, where kids learned about responsible hunting and environmental management. JAKES â or "Juniors Acquiring Knowledge, Ethics and Sportsmanship" â was established in 1981 to educate youth under 17 in wildlife conservation and wise
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