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Booster Monthly Archive

November 2018

Welcome to our Archives page. On this page you will find a total of 11 of our articles broken down into Months and Years.
Chester swears in mayor, two council members
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Chester swears in mayor, two council members

Mayor Floyd Petri swears in new councilwoman Sandra Fails, his daughter, at the Chester City Council meeting Monday evening, Nov. 19. (MIKE MANESS | TCB)   by Michael G. Maness CHESTER – City ... read more..
Woodville’s historic football season ends
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Woodville’s historic football season ends

Marvelous Martin –  Woodville’s Zack Martin (10) cuts through the Zebra defense to score the final touchdown of the season for the Eagles. (HALE HUGHES | TCB)   By Hale Hughes TYLER—The W... read more..
New councilmember sworn in
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New councilmember sworn in

Outgoing city councilmembers Lee Mann (left), Amy Bythewood (right) and mayor Russ Nalley, were thanked for their years of service to the City of Woodville at last Tuesday’s city council meeting. (CHR... read more..
Jackets’ basketball season begins
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Jackets’ basketball season begins

Lady Jacket basketball head coach Cory Hines talks with his team last week in a game against the Timpson Lady Bears.  (JANA RAYBURN | TCB)   By Jana Rayburn CHESTER – The Lady Jackets pla... read more..
TCH 'Burns the Note' for emergency room financing
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TCH 'Burns the Note' for emergency room financing

  Tyler County Hospital administrators and staff had reason to celebrate last Friday as the facility celebrated making the final payment on its emergency room, which opened in 2004. TCH CFO Sc read more..
CyberTips lead authorities to child porn allegations in separate cases
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CyberTips lead authorities to child porn allegations in separate cases

By Chris Edwards This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. WOODVILLE – Two Tyler County residents were recently taken into custody on charges related to child pornography after county authorities were tipped... read more..
Football season comes to an end for Jackets
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Football season comes to an end for Jackets

Yellowjacket senior J.T. Martin serves as team captain for the last time prior to the Jackets football game against Apple Springs. The Jackets lost the game 6-52. (JANA RAYBURN | TCB)   By Jana... read more..
Properties draw concerns from Woodville residents
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Properties draw concerns from Woodville residents

Vacant structures such as this one have drawn attention and complaints from many Woodville residents. ICHRIS EDWARDS | TCB)   By Chris This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. WOODVILLE – The o... read more..
Tyler County voters turn out in record numbers
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Tyler County voters turn out in record numbers

  By Chris Edwards WOODVILLE – Tuesday brought a conclusion to the 2018 midterms. For Tyler County voters, their turnout went along with a statewide and national trend. This election saw rec read more..
Tyler County athletes wrap up cross-country seasons
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Tyler County athletes wrap up cross-country seasons

  From Staff Reports Nineteen Tyler County athletes concluded their cross-country seasons last week. Nine of those athletes competed in the Region IV-Class A Meet, while three more in the Re read more..
Ivanhoe mayor addresses bond questions at town hall
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Ivanhoe mayor addresses bond questions at town hall

  By Chris This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. IVANHOE – Ivanhoe citizens are set to vote yay or nay on the city’s bond election. If it passes, the $2 million bond will go toward improvin read more..
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