Daingerfield resident changed course of American history in 1964 election
December 2, 2020
Steel company executive turns tide to LBJ at the unconventional Democratic convention of ’64
December 2, 2020
Developer plans new view on Tankersley
November 25, 2020
Moonshine provided escape from poverty for Titus County whisky runner on the Back Roads to Dallas
November 18, 2020
A million lights and carriage rides anchor Boots & Bells holiday season
November 9, 2020
Theories differ on strange geology at Jakes Creek
November 4, 2020
Local homemakers develop world-class, creekside ceramics
October 28, 2020
Fossil found on Sulphur emerges from dream
October 21, 2020
West Side woman’s got it figured out
October 14, 2020
Councilman unloads at City Hall
October 5, 2020
Pittsburg by Candlelight
November 16, 2018
Different drummers play the family beat
November 9, 2018
Ballot puts roads on trial in Titus County
November 2, 2018
World War II through the lens of a surgeon with a camera.
August 9, 2018
Welsh Delivers Record Bass at a Bad Moment to Remember what he Forgot
July 26, 2018
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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal July 2016 Edition. MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS – In the November 25, 1964 Mt. Pleasant...
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Reprinted from the East Texas Journal June 2013 Edition. Ed’s note: An ex-Marine who got into Texas politics following World...
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MT. PLEASANT, Texas – A mother with two children in the military and a high school senior in a 700-horse...
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Article reprinted from the East Texas Journal January, 2016 Edition. Back Roads to Dallas is now at the Mt. Pleasant...
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When the Majestic Christmas Company tested them, strings of lights hanging every foot along every facet of the three layer-cake...
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From the East Texas Journal August 2011 MONTICELLO, TEXAS – The thing had occupied his mind again, so Oscar Hill...
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Before Columbus, cutting edge Caddo homemakers here perfected ceramic dinnerware while the average European was still eating off wooden slabs....
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By Jolene Reed special to the Journal Jolene Reed Free-lance Writer SULPHUR SPRINGS, Texas – Twenty-one years ago, Hampton House...
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By HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher Time was, Betty Smith worked in cotton fields to make money for school clothes. Jerry...
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You young people are free to skip this story and go to the city of Mt. Pleasant on You Tube,...
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PITTSBURG – There's a three-hour window to travel a trail leading into a script turning places to chapters of the...
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Headed home from California, high on life and low on cash, when the Honda that crossed the Mohave played out...
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The Pope's a Catholic, there are trees in the forest and three out of four Titus County Commissioners oppose the...
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By HUDSON OLD Journal Publisher MT. VERNON – Listen: “I remember moments disconnected from the larger picture of the war,”...
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Not long after the Welsh Lake dam flooded Swaunano bottom, Bill Ocker reeled in the biggest bass ever landed in...
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