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Feast of Goodness tickets now available (opens the original)
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Tickets are now available for the Election Day Feast of Goodness on Nov. 3 at the First Methodist Church. The community event has been hosted by the Christian Women in Service for more than 20 years as a fundraiser for local nonprofit organizations and church events. The lunchtime event includes a Thanksgiving-type meal served in the church's fellowship hall from 11 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented a
PISD Trustees approve proposed tax rate (opens the original)
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Palestine Independent School District trustees went over the proposed budget and other financial issues, including a new proposed tax rate, at last weekâs called meeting. No budget items were finalized, but school board members agreed to hold a vote at the next regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 31, at the PISD Administration Office at 1007 E. Park Avenue. The budget workshop was led by the districtâs Assistant Superintendent of Finance David Atkeisson. The proposed budget for 2026-2027, w
Renewed, rebranded, expanded: Railroad Heritage Museum opens new chapter (opens the original)
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The Palestine Railroad Heritage Museum, formerly the Railroad Heritage Center, recently completed several additions aimed to draw visitors to the downtown area. The museum features new exhibits and a building extension leading directly into a yellow boxcar on the tracks directly behind the museum. The building once served as a grocery warehouse in the 1930s next to the track. The annex was built through the warehouse door where groceries were once delivered by train, and the boxcar serves as a n
Palestine TOPS making weight loss achievable (opens the original)
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With an average weight loss of 47 pounds per person, TOPS, which means Take Off Pounds Sensibly, is doing just that for its Palestine members. The group meets at Evangelistic Temple at 9 a.m. every Tuesday to educate and support fellow members with encouragement and accountability. Members want their group to expand so they can help others lose weight, too. Two members recently shared how TOPS works and their own success stories. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, ther
Dozens of laptops given away at YMCA (opens the original)
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More than 60 Anderson County residents in need of technology received free laptop computers Tuesday at the Palestine YMCA. The 64 Hewlett-Packard laptops were provided by AT&T and Human-I-T, a nonprofit whose mission is to close the digital divide by making technology more widely available. Local students and individuals of all ages received laptops to assist with coursework, job searches, insurance applications and other common needs. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry
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