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Hundreds temporarily displaced due to flooding in Hardin County

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Hundreds of Hardin County residents were displaced because of flooding which took place between last Wednesday and last Saturday. Village Creek, Mill Creek, Beech Creek and possibly other waterways in the county began flooding Wednesday and by Thursday several bridges in the county were under water as were several low areas in the county where people found themselves trapped in their homes by high waters.

Hardin County Sheriff’s Report

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The Hardin County Sheriffs Department has released the following information. Each individual named in this report is considered to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tent revival next week at Wiley Mae church

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An old fashioned tent revival is scheduled for Sunday through Wednesday, April 14-17 at the Wiley Mae Community Baptist Church, located at 9823 Old Spurger Road north of Silsbee. David Frazie of David Frazie Tent Ministries, will be the speaker.

Silsbee Police Report

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The Silsbee Police Department has released the following information. Each individual named in this report is assumed to be innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tina Young-Holman announces as Silsbee City Council candidate

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Tina Young-Holman has officially declared her candidacy for the Silsbee City Council At-Large Place 1 in the upcoming May 4th municipal election. Tina Young-Holman’s campaign is centered around the core values of unity, transparency, community investment, and advocating for neglected neighborhoods.

CALENDAR

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School Boards The Lumberton ISD Board of Trustees meet the first Thursday after the first Monday each month at 7 p.m. at the Administration Building, 121 South Main Street.