Brianna Linn
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Nacogdoches, TX, United States
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Family of two killed at San Augustine County intersection petition for 4-way stop
18-year-old Lacy Reynolds and 17-year-old Kaitlyn Byrum died in the crash at the intersection of Highway 103 and FM 1277 on March 23, 2021. Reynolds sister, Gabby Morgan, started a petition to have either a 4-way stop sign or stoplight installed at the intersection. → Read More
Angelina County Jail installs kiosks offering inmates new communication option
The touch screen kiosks that were installed Thursday allow the inmates to do a variety things, while also allowing the jail to be more proficient. Nick Gardner, the Assistant Warden at Angelina County Jail, said they are available to any inmate unless they are found guilty of some disciplinary action. → Read More
Nacogdoches baker competing on Food Network show
Sugar, butter, and flour are three ingredients for a baker’s success. One local baker paved her way, and was chosen to compete on Food Network’s Spring Baking Championship: Easter edition. → Read More
Lufkin ISD considers raise for custodial staff
Lufkin ISD Superintendent Lynn Torres said the school board discussed a one dollar an hour raise for custodial staff on Tuesday. Torres said the role is of increased importance due to the pandemic. → Read More
Love shouldn’t hurt; February is National Teen Dating Violence Awareness month
While lovers hearts are big on Valentine’s Day, one must remember the warning signs of a toxic relationship. February is not only the month of Valentine’s, but also teen dating violence awareness month. According to the CDC, Nearly 1 in 11 female and approximately 1 in 14 male high school students report having experienced physical dating violence within the last year. → Read More
Downtown Lufkin diner serves plate full of second chances
One small gem of a diner in downtown Lufkin strives to give people a second chance. Mom’s diner employs many members of drug court and Mantooth House, but they have been experiencing some staffing issues these past few weeks. → Read More
Huntington ISD school counselors try to create relationships based on trust
It is national school counseling week and Deep East Texas is celebrating by recognizing the important work school counselors do. The school counselors at Huntington ISD are often multipurpose; they help students plan their futures, while also acting as a shoulder to lean on. → Read More
Lufkin Parks and Recreation collect Valentine cards for hospice residents
The Lufkin Parks and Recreation Department is partnering with Hospice in the Pines to deliver Valentine cards to residents. → Read More
Deep East Texas family asks for prayers, as their 2-year-old fights for her life
Hope, prayers, and community support are the three things that are helping to hold the Aycock Family together as their daughter recovers from tragic event. → Read More
Deep East Texas family asks for prayers, as their 2-year-old fights for her life
Hope, prayers, and community support are the three things that are helping to hold the Aycock Family together as their daughter recovers from tragic event. → Read More
Angelina Brewing Company in Lufkin is permanently closing
Angelina Brewing Company in Lufkin will be permanently closing Saturday, February 5th. → Read More
Family of Livye Lewis mourns, pleads for justice with murderer still at large
An East Texas man convicted of murder is still missing as of Sunday. Matthew Hoy Edgar failed to show up for trial on Thursday. His trial continued in his absence through his attorney and the Sabine County Jury found him guilty of killing his 19 year old girlfriend Livye Lewis. → Read More
Foundation created in honor of Lufkin boy killed in rodeo accident
A new foundation named in the honor of a Lufkin boy killed in a rodeo accident aims to continue his legacy, one that will become a glimmer of light for those who need it most. → Read More
Lufkin City Council considers implementing anti-tethering ordinance for dog owners
The Safe Outdoor Dogs act became law Tuesday in Texas. The law implements restrictions on how dog owners can tether their dogs. The City of Lufkin Animal Services hopes to take the state law one step further, as The Lufkin City Council contemplates an anti-tethering ordinance. → Read More
New year, new me? Divorce filings increase after holidays
As the holidays come to a close and year 2022 rolls around, many people start to reevaluate their lives and hope for a happier and healthier future. The expression “New Year, New Me” might mean making important decisions to better one’s future. → Read More
Lufkin police offer tips to preventing theft during the holiday season
According to Alarms.Org, There are around 2.5 million burglaries happening in the United States every year, and trends show a spike in home burglaries around Christmas. The Lufkin Police Department offers some tips to prevent holiday theft. → Read More
Two Polk County Sheriff deputies honored for saving elderly man from fire
Two Polk County Sheriff Officers were recognized with life saving achievement awards Wednesday. This recognition was placed on deputies Roper Ellison and Darin Brooks due to their quick action to rescue a disabled elderly man from a fire. → Read More
Mother of deceased Livye Lewis encounters alleged murder suspect at store
Deep East Texas community members take a stand for a mother who was arrested for taking action against the man accused of killing her daughter. → Read More
An Evening in Old Bethlehem event returns to Lufkin Expo Center
The Lufkin Expo Center is being transformed as the First United Methodist Church of Lufkin’s ‘An Evening in Old Bethlehem’ event returns. → Read More
Shelby County commissioners put seized gaming machines for sale
Shelby County commissioners approved advertising for sealed bids on 16 gaming machines Wednesday. → Read More