Nacogdoches Daily Sentinel

The Daily Sentinel is a publication managed by Southern Newspapers Inc. It marked its 100th anniversary in 1999 and focuses on reporting news relevant to Nacogdoches County. This newspaper is well-known for its excellent coverage of breaking news and its commitment to community service journalism. Readers can find articles and advertisements in both its print edition and online at www.dailysentinel.com.

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Council to consider economic development B Corp

1 day ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

Nacogdoches City Council will explore a new tool for economic development during a presentation Tuesday. The council’s regular meeting is 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday at City Hall, 202 E. Pilar St.The agenda includes a discussion about possibly establishing a Type B Economic Development Corporation, a nonprofit established by Texas cities to both promote economic development and enhance quality of life.
Nichols won't seek reelection, two to view for seat

2 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

District 3 State Sen. Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville, announced on Tuesday that he will not seek another term. “I do intend to continue serving the people and communities of Senate District 3 until the end of my current term, ending Jan. 12, 2027,” Nichols said in a statement. “I feel truly blessed to have had the honor to represent the people of East and Southeast Texas in the Legislature.” By the end of his term, Nichols will have served 20 years in the legislature.
Hospital district OKs budget, tax rate not finalized

3 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

Facing criticism over transparency and management of Memorial Hospital during public comment, the Nacogdoches County Hospital District board on Tuesday approved a budget for fiscal year 2026 that includes revenue from property tax. The district, which receives a penny of sales tax revenue approved by voters in 1992, has not levied property tax in more than 30 years.
Nichols won't seek reelection, two to vie for seat

3 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

District 3 State Sen. Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville, announced on Tuesday that he will not seek another term. “I do intend to continue serving the people and communities of Senate District 3 until the end of my current term, ending Jan. 12, 2027,” Nichols said in a statement. “I feel truly blessed to have had the honor to represent the people of East and Southeast Texas in the Legislature.” By the end of his term, Nichols will have served 20 years in the legislature.
City limits event-related street closings

3 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

A newly approved change in city guidelines could mean fewer street closings for special events. Nacogdoches City Council on June 17 adopted updates and clarifications to event regulations, including limiting street closings to city-sponsored events. “Our opinion is if there’s a road closure and police involved, that should be for a city-sponsored event or city-partnered event only,” City Manager Rick Beverlin told council members June 17. “There’s a cost with that.
Nichols won't seek reelection, Ashby to enter race

4 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

District 3 State Sen. Robert Nichols, R-Jacksonville, announced on Tuesday that he will not seek another term. “I do intend to continue serving the people and communities of Senate District 3 until the end of my current term, ending Jan. 12, 2027,” Nichols said in a statement. “I feel truly blessed to have had the honor to represent the people of East and Southeast Texas in the Legislature.”By the end of his term, Nichols will have served 20 years in the legislature.
Maroney playground reopening after repairs

4 days ago | dailysentinel.com | Nicole Bradford

The wooden playscape at Maroney Park is whole again after a months-long rebuilding of the portion destroyed by fire in 2023. A grand reopening is planned for 10 a.m. this Friday at the park, 1912 Maroney Drive. A cause was never determined for the September 2023 2 a.m. fire that heavily damaged the popular playground, constructed by volunteers in 1995.
Jackson leaving Central Heights for Grand Saline

1 week ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

After nine seasons as head Central Heights’ head baseball coach, Travis Jackson is leaving the Blue Devils to head coach at Grand Saline. “My wife is actually actually working in Grand Saline and we lived on our family land in Grand Saline,” Jackson said. “We're basically kind of going back home a little bit. It’s a familiar spot we’re taking over a pretty good traditional baseball program that I'm kind of used to being around.
SFA Top 10

1 week ago | dailysentinel.com | Nathan Hague

Lumberjacks basketball win five straight games under interim coachEditor’s note: This is the third installment of a 10-part series looking back at the biggest sports stories at SFA during the 2024-25 school year. On Jan. 22, SFA fired men’s basketball head coach Kyle Keller with 12 games remaining in the season. “We have the highest expectations, and we’re just not meeting them,” SFA Athletic Director Michael McBroom said at the time. “That’s why I made the change.
Hundreds gather to remember prominent Minnesota lawmaker and husband slain in their home

1 week ago | dailysentinel.com | Mark Vancleave |Hallie Golden

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Hundreds of people, some clutching candles or carrying flowers to lay in front of a memorial, gathered outside Minnesota’s Capitol on Wednesday evening for a vigil to remember a prominent state lawmaker and her husband who were gunned down at their home. As a brass quintet from the Minnesota Orchestra played, Gov.