Kayley Fraze

APPLE SPRINGS — Apple Springs alumnus RC Davis, 97, will celebrate his 80th class reunion today as the last living member of the Apple Springs High School Class of 1943.

Lufkin art lovers braved the rain on Saturday to support local artists — as well as the mission for Lufkin to earn a Cultural District Designation — during the inaugural

Angelina College on Wednesday kicked off its monthlong Black History Month celebration by inviting the community to enjoy soul food and live jazz music.

Bridgett Briley, executive director of Blue Collar Mutts Rescue, sat in a dining chair, giving much-appreciated petting to Toby.

The Naranjo Museum of Natural History will be taking the community back in time by about 250 million years Saturday during its Dancing with Dinos Gala.

Receptionist Mary Grider sat in a chair, reading “Where the Wild Things Are” to a group of residents at Southland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center.

Guests will have an opportunity to enjoy spoken art during an event Sunday at the Museum of East Texas.

The Men’s Fieldhouse will be teaching men 18 and older the skills they need to succeed in a job and in life via a 12-week series of classes that start

The Men’s Fieldhouse will be teaching men 18 and older the skills they need to succeed in a job and in life via a 12-week series of classes that start

Young runners lit up downtown — literally and figuratively — Friday night by participating in the East Texas Cancer Alliance of Hope’s Kids Glow Run.