Cass County Now

Africa. It is the second-largest continent and the second most populated continent. It is also considered by some as the place where humans first walked. It is a wondrous, vast,

Renovations are in the works for QC stadium

Imagine if you will the excitement students, staff, and members of the Queen City ISD community must have felt in the fall of 1974 when the first touchdown was made

Tractor trailer crashes through guardrail into pond

January 9, at approximately 10:20 a.m., Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers were called to a one-vehicle crash on US Hwy 59, approximately 0.1 mile east of CR 1159, in

Community Services receives grant

On Monday, January 6, 2020, Jennifer Harland, with Southwestern Electric Power Company, presented Dan “Lucky” Boyd and his team with a grant check to help those in need.

Armed robbery incited additional arrests for drugs

On Monday, December 30, the Atlanta Police Department received a report of an armed robbery that had just occurred at a residence in the 1200 block of South Louise Street.

The new year with LEDC

The new year brings with it the chance for new and exciting things, and the chance to reflect on the previous year. And that could not be truer than with

News

Linden: The 2019 year in review

We have so much to be proud of from this last year in downtown Linden! We used to think of ourselves as a town in decline.

By Allie Anderson

The Blantons of Spring Bank, formerly Factory Bluff

The Blantons were French Huguenots. They fled to England before 1600. Coat of arms records show Blantons in Lancashire, England between 1571 - 1588.

African Children’s Choir performs

Africa. It is the second-largest continent and the second most populated continent. It is also considered by some as the place where humans first walked. It is a wondrous, vast, beautiful land.

By Jamie Jeans

Law enforcement appreciation

Thank you for... Your selfless service Your bravery Your protection Your courage Your sacrifice

Renovations are in the works for QC stadium

Imagine if you will the excitement students, staff, and members of the Queen City ISD community must have felt in the fall of 1974 when the first touchdown was made on the newly built and opened Sm

Tractor trailer crashes through guardrail into pond

January 9, at approximately 10:20 a.m., Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers were called to a one-vehicle crash on US Hwy 59, approximately 0.1 mile east of CR 1159, in Cass County.

By Shawn Larson

Columns & Opinions

Governor’s domestic terrorism task force meets at Capitol

AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott last week convened the quarterly meeting of his Domestic Terrorism Task Force at the state Capitol.

By Ed Sterling

TEXAS HISTORY MINUTE

Sometimes the most important people can be those without titles or names well-known to the public or known to many outside their own community.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

My father, William Foster Orr, was born on Valentine’s Day, February 14, 1882, in Texarkana, Arkansas. He had an interesting young life running off to join the circus before he settled in Texas.

TEXAS HISTORY MINUTE

An argument over spending tax dollars, an attempt to silence political opponents, and charges of a “kangaroo court.” This is not a current story but a faint echo of a notorious event in Texas Histo