Jeremy Thomas
KTRE News
East Texas, PA, United States
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WebXtra: ‘Imagine the Possibilities’ event comes to San Augustine
San Augustine is seeing investors, developers, and more buzzing around downtown, looking to invest in and grow the downtown economy, following a trend happening in cities across Texas. → Read More
WebXtra: East Texas Ag producers battle fall armyworms
There is an invasion this year and it’s wrecking havoc for forage and crop producers: fall army worms! Ag experts are saying we’re seeing this all across East Texas because the conditions are just right with widespread rainfall that has helped with the army worm outbreak. → Read More
Authorities say driver of U-Haul truck ‘played chicken’ with other motorists
We’re learning more about a police chase where a man in a U-Haul truck led officers on a pursuit through four Deep East Texas counties over the weekend. → Read More
Authorities say driver of U-Haul truck ‘played chicken’ with other motorists
We’re learning more about a police chase where a man in a U-Haul truck led officers on a pursuit through four Deep East Texas counties over the weekend. → Read More
WebXtra Students at Angelina College set to receive CARES Act funds
ETN’s Jeremy Thomas spoke with officials at Angelina College, as the institution is set to disperse CARES Act funds for students enrolled at the college, with the exception of dual-credit students. → Read More
WebXtra: Local jewelry stores see rise in sales with engagement rings and wedding bands
As COVID-19 restrictions ease and the wedding industry rebounds, jewelry stores are feeling the effects too, with a rise in sales. → Read More
East Texas officials say now is time to make hurricane preparations
As tropical storms and hurricane notices enter the news headlines, there is a renewed awareness this time of year for hurricane preparations. → Read More
Lufkin group continues ‘Cleaning Up My Hood 2021’ movement
Several Lufkin men are seeking to make their neighborhoods cleaner while they inspire younger generations with the #CleaningUpMyHood2021 movement. → Read More
Crews gear up for July 4th Celebration in Lufkin
The City of Lufkin is gearing up to bring back its July 4th celebration and fireworks show at Ellen Trout Zoo on Sunday. → Read More
WebXtra: Historic Hemphill ISD gym gets renovation
Thomas shares a look at the teardown of the historic building and gives a preview of how the school board will transform the gym that has served so many students through the years. → Read More
Leaping the competition: Lufkin students win national game development contest
A group of Lufkin ISD students designed a computer game that won a national contest. → Read More
East Texas doctors reflect on special bond this Father’s Day
A father and son duo practicing medicine together in East Texas celebrating this Father’s Day with a new arrival expected soon. → Read More
New details emerge in Liberty County murder investigation
New details are emerging regarding the death of a Texas man after being tied to truck and dragged down the street. → Read More
Downtown Square Streetscape Project in Center nears completion
A decade in the making, the downtown square portion of the Streetscape Project in Center is complete with one more phase now underway. → Read More
Texas Blueberry Festival returns to Nacogdoches
The second Saturday in June in Nacogdoches means the Texas Blueberry Festival is back after it was canceled last year due to the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Funds allocated for renovation of Newton, Tyler County courthouses
A funding allocation was announced for the preservation of Newton and Tyler County courthouses. → Read More
Teens soar, earn aviation wings in Nacogdoches
A new set of pilots are earning their wings and taking to the skies from right here in East Texas. → Read More
Pineywoods Cattle Congress underway in Shelby County
Pineywoods Cattle Congress took place Friday in Shelby County. → Read More
Officials urge caution with high waters on area lakes
Recent rains and flooding caused area waterways to rise like at Lake Sam Rayburn. → Read More
‘Good Samaritans,’ Trinity County attorney rescue driver, baby from overturned vehicle
Trinity County Attorney Colton Hay and random passersby helped rescue a driver and baby involved in a single-vehicle crash earlier this week. → Read More