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Arbor Day Foundation Offers Tree-Care Booklet

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The Arbor Day Foundation is offering a handy tree-care booklet designed to help people plant and care for trees.
 
Anyone can receive Conservation Trees, a user-friendly booklet featuring illustrations, colorful photos and easily-understood descriptions, by making a donation to the Foundation this month. 
 
Tue
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Morris County Sheriff’s Report

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The following were booked into the Morris County Jail in the month of April:
 
Henry Jay Lockeby, 50, Daingerfield, driving while intoxicated with child under 15 years of age.
 
Audrianna Madeana Williams, 24, Daingerfield, possession of controlled substance.
 
Terry O’Darlyo Smith, 29, Daingerfield, possession of controlled substance.
 
William Tyler Garrett, 25, Omaha, assault causing bodily injury/family violence.
 
Amy Harrison, 39, forgery of a financial instrument.
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Titus Regional Medical Center hires new CEO

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The Board of Managers of Titus Regional Medical Center (TRMC) has approved the hiring of John Allen as the new chief executive officer. A healthcare executive with more than 25 years of leadership experience in healthcare, operational management, technology and workforce engineering, Mr. Allen will assume his new duties at TRMC on Aug. 18. TRMC conducted a nationwide executive search led by healthcare leadership solutions firm B. E. Smith. 
 
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Assisting Work Program

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Pat and David Sistrunk of Tyler gave $2,000 to the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation to sponsor two students in the college’s new Work Scholarship Program. The Sistrunks are pictured with NTCC Work Scholarship student, Addison Ivery, left, and Dr. Jonathan McCullough, NTCC vice president for advancement, right.
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Wild Turkey “Super Stocking” Project under way in East Texas

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More than two dozen Eastern wild turkeys from Tennessee and Missouri will call the Gus Engeling Wildlife Management Area home, thanks to the efforts of the National Wild Turkey Federation and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. 
 
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Cass County District Attorney’s Report

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Pleas, hearings, and sentencing for the month of March in the Fifth District Court of Cass County, Ralph K. Burgess, presiding judge and Criminal District Attorney Clint E. Allen, are as follows:
 
Tue
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Online driver license services, mega centers available this summer

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The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is encouraging residents to beat the summer rush at driver license offices across the state by renewing their license or identification card early or online. The summer months are typically one of the busiest times of year at driver license offices, and many eligible Texans can skip the trip to the office completely via online renewal of their license, identification card or change of address at Texas.gov. 
 
Tue
17
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Helping Others

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Richard Perryman, left, presented a $3,000 check to Dr. Jonathan McCullough, vice president for advancement at Northeast Texas Community College. The funds will be used to underwrite the NTCC Foundation Annual Scholarship Reception. The reception is held on the NTCC campus each fall and allows scholarship recipients to meet the donors who made their award possible. In addition to helping NTCC with scholarships themselves, Richard and Margaret Perryman have been underwriting the Scholarship Reception for more than 10 years. For more information about scholarships at NTCC, call 903-434-8115.

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11
Jun
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Library speaker

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Native Texan, former teacher, award-winning storyteller musician, and author/poet, Tom Taylor spoke at the Hughes Springs Area Public Library. Mr. Taylor’s interactive programs, which can be tailored to the individual venue, generally include original tales, tall tales, folk tales, peace tales, poetry, and music. Tom strives to create the most effective possible combination of stories, music, and poems to provide encouragement, laughter, understanding, insight, and inspiration to his audiences.
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Officially graduated

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Pausing a moment for picture taking time after they graduated from Hughes Springs High School were 2014 graduates Kera Huggins and Hunter Bain. The Class of 2014 received their diplomas in ceremonies held at Mustang Stadium in Hughes Springs on May 30.

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