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DISD Employee of Week

David Minshew ... ... is Diboll ISD Employee of the Week for April 12-16. He is a Special Education teacher at Diboll High School This service is sponsored by Diboll ISD and Diboll PTSA. More...

Editorial

Let’s help ‘Keep Diboll Beautiful’

It’s spring. Like the plants around us it’s a time of renewal. Many of us clean out our garages, attics and yards, getting rid of things cluttering up our lives. More...

Buying, visiting, eating at Round Table

Spring is in the air. Marty Harris came in to buy her a new Stihl weedeater. Melvin Linton Sr. also bought a Stihl weedeater. Jim Denman is the proud new owner of a Stihl blower. More...

AC student publications earn awards at TIPA convention

Angelina College’s student publications – The Pacer newspaper and AC View magazine – won 17 awards at the Texas Intercollegiate Press Association in Kerrville, held March 24-27. More...

Sometimes it’s OK to do a bit of complaining

It is a wonder that we have not had someone hurt or killed at the stop sign near hour house. Coming from Huntington FM 1669 intersects with County Road 233. More...

Letters

Loose animal statute includes cats? Hello Diboll. It’s been a while since I’ve written to you, but I’m back to talk. Last year I had a major problem with stray dogs. More...

Trinity University can draw new line

DR. DON NEWBURY
Syndicated columnist

A rare moment in Texas history was marked by a line drawn in the sand. We Texans proudly point to the Alamo in San Antonio, where Colonel William B. Travis drew the line, and brave, outnumbered comrades rallied behind him. More...

Band members earn funds at Sonic Drive-In

Each year Sonic Drive-In in Diboll contributes 50 percent of its daily sales to the band program. The DHS band recently held its annual fundraising event and raised more than $1,500. More...

Redbuds signal spring in East Texas

KEITH C. HANSEN
Guest columnist

Throughout woodlands and city landscapes, rosy pink splashes of color signal that spring is on its way. Redbuds are wonderful, small trees that can have a place in almost any landscape. Small in stature, they fit nicely into smaller urban lots. More...

Teachers enjoy time in ‘City of Lights’

Over spring break, two PACE teachers from Dunbar Primary went to Paris, France, as part of an independent school project. More...

ONLINE POLL

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback was not officially charged with a crime after a 20-year-old woman accused him of sexual assault in a restroom at a Georgia night club; however, the NFL is considering disciplinary action. What are your thoughts? More...

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Temple Elementary to celebrate its 20th Olympiad

Natasha Rios, a fifth-grader at Temple Elementary School, designed this year’s T-shirt logo for the Temple Elementary Olympics. With her are Coach Pam Bass and Principal Nikki Miller. More...