Unlike most everything else in society, the death of a loved one isn’t a postponable event, even in a time of pandemic and enhanced social distancing, so funeral homes are having to look at ways to keep the loved ones of the recently departed safe and mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
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Nacogdoches County officials reported two new cases of COVID-19 Monday evening, the same day a countywide Stay Home, Stay Safe order went into effect.
Citing health concerns for employees, Nacogdoches ISD this week halted delivery of meals by school bus.
Assist complainant, 5100 block of FM 2863. A deputy responding to a dispute of home repairs learned a wife had employed a contractor “that is scheduled to start Monday morning. However, the husband did not want the repairs made. The caller was advised to call back if an offense occurred when…
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Dear Dave,: Should you still pay debts that are in collections, even if they have been dropped from your credit report? The one in question is from 2011, and I assume it isn’t showing on the credit report anymore because it’s nine years old. — Sam
A second confirmed case of COVID-19 was reported in Nacogdoches County on Saturday.
The City of Appleby has opted to keep its momentum for a planned local option alcohol sales election, while a $12 million bond election in Garrison ISD has been canceled, according to the County Elections Office.
It was still dark when a crowd gathered at the North Street Walmart for its first-ever pandemic related senior shopping hour.
Both hospitals in Nacogdoches have made adjustments to their facilities and policies since the first case of the COVID-19 virus was confirmed in Nacogdoches this week.
Ministering to a brand new congregation while practicing social distancing has created a challenge for J. Howard Reed, who was recently announced as the interim pastor at Westminster Presbyterian Church.
