Hunters with disabilities gathered this weekend for the 12th annual Wheelin' Sportsmen deer hunt.

Many people came out for Christmas in the Pines in Lufkin.

The Fuller Springs Volunteer Fire Department in Angelina county seeks new volunteers, but the department says they are asking parents for their teens to get involved.

Don't miss out on virtual Mid-Day Noels in Nacogdoches for your holiday music fix.

Carthage High School’s National Honor Society is holding a Hurricane Relief Drive to help those affected by Hurricanes Laura and Delta in Southwest Louisiana.

Oliver used to do window art, but this painting was her first large scale piece of art.

Representatives attribute the cancellation to the ongoing pandemic.

While the pandemic has cut back the number of events in December offered in East Texas, some cities are going ahead with their plans, though some may be somewhat altered.

Staff at the Salvation Army in Lufkin say they are seeing an uptick in clients not only with the colder temperatures but since the pandemic started.

“It is just me and my husband. So, we just wanted to come and help serve. It’s nothing but joy to serve others,” said Campbell.

People came out for turkey, some macaroni and cheese, and much more.

The Solid Foundation in Nacogdoches, like so many good causes, has had to make several adjustments this year. A gala in its tenth year is replaced with an opportunity to “shop with a purpose.”

Due to a lack of entries, this year’s Dec. 7 “Reverse Christmas Parade,” has been canceled.

The Texas Department of Transportation is launching a statewide contest to find the “best and most creative” safe-driving messages.

Two east Texas sisters handed out blankets, socks, and homemade food to Tyler’s less fortunate.

Socially distant games, a hot meal, and fellowship are what those at the J.D’s Center of Hope were serving up this afternoon for their eighth annual Gobble Gobble event.

covid-19 concerns and a lack of entries lead to the cancellation of the 9 flags Christmas parade in Nacogdoches

The campaign was started by the organization out of Whitehouse in an effort to shine light on the ongoing foster care crisis in East Texas.

Art education students at Stephen F. Austin State University are continuing to explore new and innovative ways to teach art to members of the Boys and Girls Club of Deep East Texas.

Lufkin’s Christmas in the Pines takes place on December 5, and Rudolph will be lit up at 6 p.m. on the nose.

With Thanksgiving coming up, The East Texas Food Bank is expanding their help to families in need this holiday season.

In Lufkin, the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program is underway, and organizers say the need has doubled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Walk of Honor will be on display through mid-November.

The first NacCares grant money is being distributed to Nacogdoches businesses.

Texas State Parks are waiving day-use entry fees for the public in honor of veterans Sunday.

Here are a few ideas of what you can bring: Canned meats, Canned vegetables, Canned fruit, Canned Soups/Stews, Cereal, Pasta, Beans, Rice, Macaroni and Cheese, Peanut Butter Jelly, Crackers/cookies

In order to stay in compliance with COVID-19 regulations, staff members say they will be keeping their distance, while keeping it fun for the community.

The 50-year-old system will receive a $4 million upgrade via the USDA.

Organizers will continue periodic produce drops through the end of the year and re-evaluate the need for next year.

Produce is available to Nacogdoches County residents who are in need via a drive-thru pick up.

Organizers say it was the largest donation HOPE has ever received.

Since March 20, the Rio Movie Theatre in Center has been closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the owners say they plan to reopen in the future.

One East Texas boy has created his own t-shirt business with a little inspiration and help from the people closest to him. As KTRE's T’Ebonie Tanner learned his message is powerful.

With many events canceled because of COVID-19, one festival kicked off Thursday in the Piney Woods.

The produce distribution is from 10 a.m. to noon, Tuesday, Sept. 29, at the George H. Henderson Expo Center in Lufkin.

KTRE’S T’Ebonie Tanner spoke with City of Nacogdoches Public Works Manager Cary Walker about the progress.

Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, you could find Janet Taylor, found of the BECOME Community, standing in front of a nearly empty booth spreading an important message about the foster care crisis in Texas.

The public can once again browse the stacks at Kurth Memorial Library but with some COVID-19 precautions in place.

The Everett Building was built in 1910 to house Citizens National Bank. Its namesake, L.J. Everett, was the bank president.

Organizer explain how they’re best salvaging the festival experience amid a global pandemic.

While you can’t enjoy the fine dining right now, the building, which was designated with a historical marker in 1971, can be seen at 707 North Washington Avenue in Marshall.

The Salvation Army of Lufkin will be distributing chicken today to help support families in need due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We know that there are more children facing these horrific situations and so now that school is back open, we expect our numbers to increase even more dramatically.

The organization puts bags together with hygiene items, including shampoo, toothpaste and toothbrushes. This year, the team included masks and hand sanitizers.

he Black Lives Matter movement persuaded Quaker Oats to rebrand the 130-year-old Aunt Jemima syrup. But the history lives on in Hawkins, where one of the women who portrayed the character resided. Lillian Richard is the subject of this week’s Mark in Texas History with Mark Scirto.

The Junior League of Lufkin teamed up with area businesses, churches and other organizations to stuff three-thousand backpacks with school supplies for children in Angelina County.

What makes the program unique is that families do not need proof of need to qualify.

Jordan Granberry and Odin Frost graduate

The funds would help offset the cost of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cody Joe Hodges is a believer in following one’s dreams; he has followed his own from Caldwell, Texas, all the way to Nashville.

The community-wide prayer meeting was held Wednesday at the San Augustine County Square.

Lufkin Industries used to be the cornerstone manufacturer of Lufkin and Angelina County before a GE merger, followed by the oil market drying up.

As KTRE’s Jeremy Thomas shows us, a collaborative effort brought the wedding to the Hemphill Care Center.

She explains how her life as a performer has changed with the onset of COVID-19, and how social media keeps her connected to her fans.

To celebrate this unique achievement and service to the East Texas community, socials workers and members of the foster care community arranged for a surprise retirement party at her home.

KTRE’S T’Ebonie Tanner spoke with Corps Officer Jenifer Phillips, who says the money will go toward building renovations.

The grants could help offset revenue lost due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Nacogdoches business owner , Bill Elliot, was presented the prestigious Ralph W. Steen East Texan of the Year award Monday.