SFA to sponsor Family Outdoor Adventure at state park

    Nacogdoches Naturally will host a family field trip to Martin Dies, Jr. State Park beginning at 7:30 am. Saturday, Nov. 12. Nacogdoches Naturally is sponsored by SFA Gardens at Stephen F. Austin State University and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in an effort to connect families with East Texas parks and recreation facilities.

    Martin Dies, Jr. State Park is a 705-acre recreational area between Woodville and Jasper on B.A. Steinhagen Reservoir, about one hour and 45 minutes from Nacogdoches. Outdoor activities at the recreation area will be provided by Katherine Crippens, park naturalist.

    “Ms. Crippens will be leading a guided hike in the morning, and then after lunch she will present a raptor program for our group,” said Kerry Lemon, Nacogdoches Naturally program director. “One of the objectives for the program is to connect families with the many outdoor recreational resources in our region. This will be a great chance to learn more about this wonderful park and the facilities available there.”

    Activities are designed to cultivate outdoor skills and awareness of outdoor education, with the goal of helping families develop a lifetime of enjoyment in the natural world. The Family Outdoor Adventures programs are family friendly and appropriate for all ages.

    Participants will meet at the SFA Pineywoods Native Plant Center, 2900 Raguet St., and will return at 4 p.m. Cost for the event is $5 per family. Lunch will be provided.

    SFA van transportation will be available, but space is limited. Registration deadline for the event is Thursday, Nov. 10. For information, call Kerry Lemon at (936) 468-5586 or e-mail lemonkb@sfasu.edu.

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October 24 – October 28: Health Inspections

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October 24 – October 28: Building and Sign Permits

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October 30: NPD Crime Report

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October 24 – October 28: Civil Cases, Divorces, and Marriage Listings

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October 24 – October 28: County Court At Law

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October 29: NPD Crime Report

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October 24 – October 28: 145/420 District Court

Record Of Criminal Actions taken in the 145th and 420th district courts.

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Nacogdoches County Sheriff Office Theft Ring Arrests

     Today the Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office made two additional arrests in the massive Theft Ring that was uncovered late last week.  Brothers Juan (age 40) and Edgar (age 38) Pineda were both arrested this morning on warrants for Felony Theft (1st degree) after hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of stolen property was recovered from property they owned in Nacogdoches County.  The investigation began last Friday when a search warrant was executed at the residence of defendants Juan (age 34) and Lucia (age 34) Centeno in the Briar Forest Subdivision of Nacogdoches County.  That search netted the recovery of three stolen vehicles, and several stolen trailers, ATVs and welding machines.  Since that time, six more locations have been searched within Nacogdoches County and 176 items totaling approximately $650,000.00 has been recovered by the Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office, including:

No. Items Item Types Recovered Estimated Values
6 3/4 and one-ton diesel Pick Up Trucks $               250,000.00
5 Farm Tractors (Front End Loaders/Implements) $               168,000.00
5 Commercial Grade Zero Turn Lawn Mowers $                  47,000.00
17 4-wheelers and ATV’s $                  69,000.00
19 Trailers (low boys, utilities, Goose Neck, Livestock) $                  39,500.00
6 Welders,  Generators and Accessories $                  17,500.00
2 Recreational Travel Trailers $                  39,000.00
10 Home Appliances $                    4,200.00
24 Gun’s & Ammo $                    4,000.00
59 Power Tools, Machinery  and Equipment $                    7,400.00
8 Vehicle Parts $                        600.00
14 Miscellaneous $                        450.00
1 Industrial Pressure Cleaning Equipment $                    3,500.00
176 Approximate Total Dollar Value of Recovered Items $               650,150.00
 

     We believe that other citizens living in the surrounding area may have been sold, traded or given stolen items similar to those listed above by these defendants or their associates.  We ask that anyone that has received property from any of these individuals contact the Sheriff’s Office and allow us to inspect that property to ensure it is not stolen.

 

     Many of the items that have been recovered were originally taken from surrounding jurisdictions, including:  Angelina County, Brazos County, Cherokee County, Houston County, Panola County, Shelby County, San Augustine County, and western Louisiana.  Items recovered in this investigation have been linked to several stolen items that were recovered approximately one year ago that spanned as far south as Gonzales, Texas.   We have been assisted in this investigation by officers from most of those jurisdictions, as well as DPS Criminal Investigator Warren Kirkland and Texas Ranger Tom Davis.

 

     This has become a massive investigation.  I am proud of the tireless efforts of my officers as well as the invaluable assistance of our counterparts in these surrounding jurisdictions.  We are all excited at the success we have achieved thus far, but our efforts are far from over.   We will continue to seek out additional stolen property and identify additional suspects responsible for these crimes.

 

Sheriff Thomas Kerss

Nacogdoches County Sheriff’s Office

 

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Obituary: Pauline Tyer McFadden Hayes

Funeral services for Pauline Tyer McFadden Hayes of Houston, TX, will be held at 10:00 AM, Tuesday, November 1, 2011, at First Christian Church, Timpson, with Rev. Winston Goens and Rev. Preston Vickrey officiating. Interment will follow in Woodlawn Cemetery, Timpson. Mrs. Hayes passed away October 27, 2011, in Houston Visitation will be 5:00 – 7:00 PM, Monday, October 31, at Taylor Funeral Home, Timpson.

     Taylor Funeral Home, Timpson, is in charge of arrangements.

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