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Friday, May 24, 2013
Angelina County, Texas Cemeteries
Saturday, August 12, 2006
Angelina County: Looking to Go Wet
Across South, Push Is On to Make Dry Areas Wet
Read full article from the New York TimesThe issue is now playing out in Lufkin, an old railroad town in the heart of the Texas Bible Belt 115 miles northeast of Houston. On a recent Monday night, 175 citizens gathered at the town’s civic center to voice their opposition to a referendum proposal, scheduled for a vote in November, that would allow sales of beer and wine in stores and drinks in restaurants all across Angelina County. Lufkin is the county’s largest town, with 35,000 people.
Thursday, July 20, 2006
Genealogy Conference at Angelina College, Lufkin
Read full article from KTRE Lufkin-NacogdochesThe tenth annual Genealogy Conference starts this weekend at Angelina College. Hundreds of people will attend a variety of workshops to learn the latest techniques for tracing their family tree.
There are many ways to research your roots, including county records, a genealogy center or public library. Research can take weeks, months or years depending on how far back in time you want to go.
The two-day event kicks off Friday morning with seminars on going digital and using maps in genealogy. The conference will be held in the Community Services building.