Athens Daily Review

The Athens Review holds the title of the oldest newspaper in Henderson County and is also the one that has been in continuous publication for the longest time.

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Fill It for Feinsod

3 days ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

When Virgil Feinsod, beloved Bible teacher at Athens Christian Preparatory Academy, was diagnosed with lymphoma, his response was rooted in faith and gratitude. While his body battles cancer, the spiritual legacy he’s built over decades is coming full circle as the community lifts him in return. On Friday, May 23, friends, students, and supporters will gather at Eastern Hills Church of Christ, 1200 E.
Cities of Log Cabin, Payne Springs earn Purple Heart status

4 days ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The City of Log Cabin officially became a Purple Heart City on April 17, following a unanimous vote by the City Council during its regular meeting. The designation was led by Ben Pate, president of Caring for America of Henderson County, an organization that supports veterans and first responders through scholarships, financial assistance, and community events.
Kiwanis Easter Egg Hunt draws a basketful of kids

5 days ago | athensreview.com | Rich Flowers

As they have for generations, moms and dads brought their youngsters to Kiwanis Park for the annual Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday. Rich Flowers
Henderson County Investigators earn Polygraph Examiner Certification

5 days ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Sheriff Botie Hillhouse (second row, second from left) and Henderson County Crimes Against Children Task Force Investigator Meagan Hogan (center with glasses) recently completed an intensive 10-week training course at the Polygraph Institute. Both graduated as certified Polygraph Examiners last week. They are eager to apply their newly acquired skills and enhance their work in Henderson County.
Athens Churches prepare for Holy Week

5 days ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Churches across Athens are preparing a week of services and community activities in observance of Holy Week and Easter continuing through Resurrection Sunday on April 20. The Athens Community of Churches will host its annual Holy Week Services, with a different church hosting each weekday.
Sports: Locals qualify for state UIL track meet

5 days ago | athensreview.com | Rich Flowers

Athens, Malakoff, Mabank and Eustace will all send athletes to the UIL State Track and Field meet in Austin, May 1-3. Athens discuss hurler McCager Smith turned in an outstanding performance at the 4A Region 2 meet in Commerce, with a toss of 181-8, locking up the second place slot. Smith, a sophomore, won the state bronze medal in Austin in 2024. kAm%96 C68:@?2= H2D H@? 3J {F42D r2?@ @7 v:=>6C[ H:E9 2 `hc]h] r2?@ 2=D@ H@? E96 D9@E @FE[ H:E9 2 E9C@H @7 eb\a 766E]k^Am kAm|232?<’D %C:DE2 tE96C:586 H@?
Sports: Brownsboro overtakes Athens softball

6 days ago | athensreview.com | Rich Flowers

The Brownsboro Bearettes overcame an 11 run Athens deluge in the second inning to emerge on top in their district 15-4A showdown, Thursday. Brownsboro earned the fourth playoff spot in the district with a 20-18 win in which they scored in every inning. Brownsboro shortstop Emma Cutright went 4-4 and drove in six runs, with a double and three singles. kAmqC@H?D3@C@ =65 a\` 27E6C E96 7:CDE :??:?8[ E96? D4@C65 D:I CF?D :?
Sports: Garrett twins continue winning ways in Arkansas

6 days ago | athensreview.com | Rich Flowers

After leaving Brownsboro with a slew of awards and having been part of a state ctitle 4A basketball team, Khyra and Khayla Garrett are winners again in college. Their freshman year at National Parks College in Hot Springs, Arkansas resulted in a conference championship for the National Junior College Division 2 school. kAm“z92J=2 2?5 z9JC2 6>6C865 2D EH@ @7 E96 >@DE 5J?2>:4 4@?EC:3FE@CD E@ E96 E62> E9:D D62D@?[” }:89E92H<D r@249 t55:6 qC@F89E@?
Overcoming Adversity: Cassie’s journey

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

Cassie Freeman’s life has been marked by immense challenges, but her resilience and commitment to turning things around have led to a powerful story of recovery. Six years sober, Cassie has overcome addiction, homelessness, and countless struggles in her pursuit of a better future for herself and her young son.
CDC Sends More Help to Texas

1 week ago | athensreview.com | Jennifer Browning

The Texas measles outbreak has grown to 561 confirmed cases, with public health officials warning the virus could continue spreading for months. Two children have died and 58 people have been hospitalized since the outbreak began in late January, most of them in West Texas. Gaines County, the center of the outbreak, now accounts for 364 of the state's cases, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.