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Rollover accident in GBC
The 19-year-old driver of this vehicle, Steven Jacob Neighbors of Kemp, police say, blacked out, leading to this crash. Four teenagers were taken to East Texas Medical Center Gun Barrel City for treatment of minor injuries after this 2000 Honda Civic struck an embankment at the entrance of 3015 W. Main. The vehicle continued, striking a culvert to the east of Big Chief Drive, then continued across Big Chief Drive, striking lines on the west side of Big Chief Drive. The car rolled an undetermined amount of times, finally coming to rest in the ditch on the south side of West Main and the north side of Big Chief Landing, coming to rest facing northeast. The other three teen agers injured in the wreck were 17-year-old James David Warner II of Eustace, 16-year-old Alex Paige Hodges from Kemp, and Valentina Ramirez of Scurry. Hodges was the most seriously injured suffering non-incapacitating injury, according to police reports. The other teenagers were all checked out for minor possible injuries.
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BREAKING NEWS: DA McKee leaves Iraq, returns home
Athens — The last American combat troops left Iraq last Friday, 7-1/2 years after the U.S.-led invasion, and two weeks ahead of President Barack Obama's Aug. 31 deadline for withdrawal from the country.
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Three Seven Points council members try to oust Mayor Dobbs
Oh what a beautiful morning; oh what a beautiful day. I’ve got a beautiful feeeeelin,’’ everything’s goin’ my way — from Rodgers and Hammerstein musical, Oklahoma.
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Burn ban in Henderson and Kaufman Counties
High winds and days of 100+ temperatures have created the perfect conditions for grass fires in the area.
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BREAKING NEWS: Kemp schools closed Friday because of lack of water
The Kemp Independent School District closed its doors at mid-day Friday, after reports surfaced that water was not attainable to the district.
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BREAKING NEWS: Kemp struggles with water shortage
Editor’s Note: Friday night’s football game between the Kemp Yellowjackets and the Eustace Bulldogs has been moved to Bulldog Stadium in Eustace.
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Kemp has water problems
KEMP — Residents in Kemp are glad the water is back on, there’s only one problem...It’s dirty.
- Voters to decide on Mabank ISD tax increase
- HC receives grant to fight crime
- Tool mayor indicted for DWI
- Motorcycle accident sends two to hospital
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Kemp has water problems
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GAME OF THE WEEK: It was close but the Jackets win against Dogs, 13-12
EUSTACE — Predicting the winner of this game is tough each season, but predicting how it’ll end is like predicting summer in East Texas will be hot.
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Mabank Panthers lose season opener to Wills Point Tigers
Wills Point’s quick striking Tigers almost ran the Panthers out of their own stadium last Friday in the first half, building an almost insurmountable 31-12 halftime lead.
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JUNIOR COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL
Lady Cards’ first-ever volleyball game at Cardinal Gym ends in 3-0 sweep of Eastfield
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Guys and Gals golf tournament
The couples monthly "Guys and Gals" tournament at Cedar Creek Country Club was held on August 21, 2010. They had their biggest group of participants so far this year with 18 couples.
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BREAKING NEWS: Eustace-Kemp football opener moved to Eustace
EUSTACE — The football game between the Eustace Bulldogs and the Kemp Yellowjackets has been moved.
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Eustace fire fighters to fill the boot for MDA
EUSTACE — The Eustace Fire Department and the Muscular Dystrophy Association are teaming up again this year to raise money to help families in East Texas living with neuromuscular disease.
- Ya’ll come on down to the ‘Red Garter Saloon’
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Eustace fire fighters to fill the boot for MDA
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It only takes a paperclip
I work at the Kemp Intermediate School and we had our “Campus Day” on Friday, August 20. We enjoyed some team building activities and took care of some “housekeeping” before our students started on the following Monday.
- School supplies donated
- Paperwork error causes child not to play football
- Look Who's Guarding the Henhouse
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Hot weather cooking
CNHI News Service — People assume that really hot weather is a bad time to barbecue or grill, but actually the worst place to cook this time of the year is in the kitchen.
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Hot weather cooking
