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- Salvation Army seeking donations
- Outdoors Video: The Common Salvinia Problem
- 'Hit list' found at OHS
- UPDATE: Sheriff’s Deputy recovering from shooting, juvenile in custody
- PN-GISD hires law firm to take on turf company
- Sheriff’s Deputy shot, juvenile in custody
- Orange County Sheriff's deputy reported shot in Jefferson County
- Nederland to start 2012 Streets Program projects
- Groves Police calls, Jan. 18 through Jan. 24
- Council narrows down city manager list, withholds names
- Former State Representative Al Price Dies At 81
- Nederland Police calls, Jan. 16 through Jan. 22
- Video: Storms move through area
- Weaver named Mr. Nederland
- PA Chamber changes guard
- Sports
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- Dogs escape upset, 46-42
- Lady Titans roll on into 5A playoffs
- Lady Seahawks dropping opening doubleheader
- LSC-PA out to improve JC ranking
- Rains hamper, help fishing
- 2012 area track schedule
- Singleton, Pickett, Carr finalists for Willie Ray Smith Awards
- Busy weekend for SETCA clinic
- LU baseball opens workouts today
- LU's Mayper new head coach at Navarro
- Seahawks set to open softball season
- McKyer figures to add to Lincoln's Super Bowl rings
- 'Dogs look to extend two streaks against Indians
- Lamar State rolls past Panola College 89-77
- Lamar men drop to Northwestern State 74-62
- Entertainment
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Scottish poetry: Not just men in ‘skirts’
Haleigh Courts, Hunter Courts and their father Jeff Courts practice for the Burns Supper, a traditional Scottish feast on Saturday at the Courtyard Cafe & Bakery in Groves.
- Scorsese’s ‘Hugo’ leads Oscars with 11 nominations
- ‘Underworld’ sinks teeth into box office with $25M
- Busy weekend for local music scene
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- Movie Guy
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‘Extremely’ likely to make you cry
Based on Jonathan Safran Foer's novel, this is the story of Oskar (Horn) whose father (Tom Hanks) was at the World Trade Center on “the worst day.”
- ‘Joyful Noise’ makes for great music but mediocre movie
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