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Mount Pleasant names Ahrens new city manager
News Mount Pleasant names Ahrens new city manager Monday, December 1, 2008 11:26 AM CST Michael Ahrens The City of Mount Pleasant announced today that it has named its new city manager.
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Linden OKs $1M streetscape project
City officials hope that a $1 million downtown makeover will add to the landscape that already includes the state's oldest continually operating courthouse and the Music City Texas Theater.
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Five area teens to shake their tail feathers for Macy's Parade
Staff photo by Megumi Rooze Shown from left, Allison Mendoza, Atlanta High junior; Riley Goodman, Pleasant Grove sophmore; Caroline Cotten, Pleasant Grove senior; Shelby DeMuth Pleasant Grove senior; and Ali ...
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Fly with Bessie Coleman, unknown pioneer
Bessie Coleman was the first African American - male or female - to become an airplane pilot and the first American - period - to hold an international pilot's license.
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Gospel group to perform Sunday
The Freemans will be in concert at 3 p.m. Sunday at First United Methodist Church, 701 Lindsey Lane, Atlanta, Texas.
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East Texas Steel Guitar Association To Give Free Concert
The East Texas Steel Guitar Association is scheduled to present a free concert at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at the Woodmen of the World Building, 1922 Sybil Lane, Tyler.
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Paralympic medalist to provide inspiration to local amputees at free prosthetic evaluation clinic
Instead, he embraced his disability and became a world-record holding athlete and a Paralympic medalist.
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Cass County sheriff's race, bond issues decided
Cass County sheriff's race, bond issues decided By Michelle Williams Texarkana Gazette Cass County voters re-elected Sheriff James 'Troop' Estes and rejected school proposals in Atlanta and Linden-Kildare, ...
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City manager search narrowed to five candidates
News City manager search narrowed to five candidates Friday, October 31, 2008 11:25 AM CDT The Mount Pleasant City Council has narrowed its search for a new city manager to five candidates.
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Phoenix candidate named Fort Worth police chief
For the first time in 23 years, Fort Worth has gone outside the department to pick a leader for its Police Department.
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Fort Worth To Name New Police Chief Tomorrow
Fort Worth will announce its new police chief tomorrow morning, a city spokesman said Monday.
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Bugs in the System
As Hurricane Ike bore down on Texas last month, employees of the University of Texas Medical Branch-Galveston moved to secure a complex of laboratories containing some of the most dangerous germs on the planet, ...
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Texas game warden dies after training exercise
Texas Game Warden George Whatley, 45, of Atlanta, Texas, died Friday in Fort Stockton after collapsing, following a training exercise.
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Attendance back up after threats at East Texas school
Attendance was near normal today at Atlanta, Texas, High School, where two school threats led the majority of students to go home on Monday.
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Atlanta moving museum
A 2 1 2-year inventory project will soon be only a part of Atlanta's history as the Atlanta Museum Committee prepares to move its holdings from the basement of the town's historic library to a state-of-the-art ...
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Channel Surfing: High-stakes reality TV
Tonight brings another presidential debate , and by now you know the drill: All the major networks, except for the CW, will air it, as will CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and several other cable channels.
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Most of school's students go home early amid threats
The majority of the students at Atlanta, Texas, High School went home today amid a threat that a student might be planning an attack.
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Fort Worth auction company buys land for expansion
Fort Worth-based TruckCenter.com has bought 27.32 acres adjacent to its headquarters off Blue Mound and Cantrell-Sansom roads to expand its auctioning arena and for storage.
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Wristbands required at tomorrow's Rock the Vote concert
Local residents who plan to attend Longview's Rock the Vote concert at 6 p.m. Saturday must have wristbands to gain entry.
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After Hurricane Ike, gasoline supplies are tight in North Texas
Hurricane Ike is hitting North Texas gasoline stations hard this week - causing delays in fuel shipments and spot shortages.
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