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Fall Butterfly Festival this weekend in Downtown Jasper (opens the original)
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Just like it has for the previous 48 years, the Jasper Fall Butterfly Festivatl will be held this weekend. Starting out many years ago on the Courthouse Square in Downtown Jasper, the event, originally known as the Fall Fest, began some 48 years ago and has continued. However, over time, the location of the event, which is sponsored by the Jasper Lake Sam Rayburn Chamber of Commerce, has changed. The first change was many years ago, in the late 70s, when the event was moved to the former Lions C
Warren ISD says charges filed after substitute employee made threatening comments (opens the original)
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Warren ISD says an investigation into allegations that a substitute employee made threatening comments at Warren Elementary has led to charges and the employee's removal from the district. Warren ISD understands that our recent statement regarding an incident at Warren Elementary has led to questions and concerns within our community. We recognize that when information is limited, it can leave room for worry or questions, and we want to provide clarification where we can while still protecting t
Will it be the next Canton?...The Sandy Creek Barn sale is growing (opens the original)
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The Sandy Creek Barn Sale on Farm to Market Road 2799, which began a few years ago, has steadily grown from a few customers to standing room only as people come out to see everything from a flower pot to an electric welding machine. In addition to antiques and more, they also sell cakes, pies, cookies, and other refreshments. Sales begin on Friday, run all day Saturday, and resume after church on Sunday.
Sheriff and others return to spot where human remains were found on Thursday (opens the original)
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Newton County Sheriff Colton Havard said late Saturday that he and others returned to the location where human remains were found Thursday on Farm to Market Road 82, east of Kirbyville. However, Colton said officers from his department were assisted this time by volunteers from the organization Equusearch, which conducts searches around the country. Havard would not say what, if anything, was found, but said, "We have evidence that we will be sending to the crime lab for examination." Havard onc
Newton County Sheriff investigates discovery of human remains east of Kirbyville (opens the original)
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Newton County Sheriff Colton Havard has confirmed that what appears to be human remains have been found on Farm to Market Road 82, commonly known as "Forestry Road," east of Kirbyville. Sheriff Havard said the discovery came around 9:00 on Thursday morning when a forester stumbled upon the remains. However, the identity of the person connected to the remains, or other details, are not known as the investigation continues. When asked, Havard declined to comment on any possibilities, saying he and
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