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James Dukes (right) was recently promoted to Henderson Police Department Captain. Dukes is currently the Criminal Investigations Division Commander for HPD. He is pictured with HPD Chief Chad Taylor.

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ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?REGISTRATION DEADLINE OCT. 9 • EARLY VOTING BEGINS OCT. 22

Celebration of FlightANNUAL RUSK COUNTY AIRPORT FLY-IN

HANGAR DANCE • 6:30 P.M. FRIDAY • $5FLY-IN • 9 A.M. SATURDAY • FREE

HOSTED BY HFD

HAMBURGER LUNCH • $711 A.M.- 1 P.M. • FRIDAY

HFD STATION 2

HISD PECAN SALE

Courtesy photoThe HISD Education Foundation is currently holding its annual pecan sale fundraiser to provide funds for the teacher grant pro-gram. One-pound bags of pieces are $12 and halves are $14. To order pecans, please contact Jana Wylie at the HISD Administration Building or by calling 903-655-5048. Shown are Foundation presi-dent Gina Juarez and directors Travis Orr and Kacy Kersh.

United Way off to successful start

SPECIAL TO THE HENDERSON NEWS

A Celebration of Public Education will be hosted 7:30-9 a.m. Tuesday at Tyler’s First Christian Church, located at 4202 S. Broadway Ave.

The event is hosted by Pastors for Texas Children and will include a key-note address by former Texas Commis-sioner of Education Dr. Mike Moses.

Also speaking will be Rev. Charles Foster Johnson founder and CEO of Pastors for Texas Children and former Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff who will be hon-ored as a champion for public educa-tion.

The power of public education and the role public schools play in Texas communities will be the focus of the

East Texans to host Celebrationof Public Education next week

See PASTORS, Page 3

BY ASHTON GRIFFINTHE HENDERSON NEWS

United Way of Rusk County’s 8th Annual Taste of Rusk County raised more than $10,000 in September. With a 2019 campaign slogan of “Paint a Brighter Tomorrow,” United

Way’s new goal is $230,000. After selling 335 tickets and with

the help of Citizens National Bank’s sponsorship, ticket sales and dona-tions, the United Way of Rusk Coun-ty raised $10,883 during its Sept. 18 event.

The annual event was hosted at

the Tommy McDaniel Rusk County Youth Expo Center and those attend-ing sampled food from local restau-rants and vendors along with visit-ing agencies that receive funding from UW for their program efforts in health, education and income.

See TASTE, Page 3

BY TORY VAN BLARCUMTHE HENDERSON NEWS

The number one cause of preventable death from trauma is uncontrolled bleeding.

East Texas Regional Advisory Council has sponsored and made it possible for local agen-cies to be able to teach people how to control bleeding.

On Monday around 30 Henderson ISD staff gathered at the administration building to learn how to stop a bleed. The program was also made available to HHS students and the health science class took advantage of it as well. There was a large response of students wanting to take this program, so students will be able to learn it at school in the next few weeks.

Greg Lamay with UT Health East Texas taught the program and was joined by Air One and other EMS. With help of the Rusk

East Texas RAC offers ‘stop the bleed’ training

Staff photo by Tory Van BlarcumGreg Lamay, UT Health East Texas, teaches Henderson High School students how to properly apply a tourniquet Monday during a Stop the Bleed program he presented. Staff and students were taught how to control bleeding after an injury. See RAC, Page 3


Few will find their dream job, but for new Rusk County

Assistant District Attorney Annie Northcutt everything has fallen into place.

“I was so excited when this position opened because I had been dying to get into this office,” Northcutt said about the Rusk County position. “I am so blessed to have this job because this is

where I wanted to be.” Northcutt, born and raised

in Plano, attended Texas A&M University and earned a degree in business. She said after earn-ing her undergraduate degree she knew she wanted to do more.

“I originally wanted to go to vet school, but you have to enjoy biol-ogy and even though I did fairly well in that class I just didn’t enjoy it,” Northcutt said.

Throughout school she enjoyed public speaking and being an advocate for people.

See RUSK, Page 3

PASSION FOR THECOURTROOM

Rusk County District Attorney’s Office welcomes

new assistant

SCRIPTURE

“What do you want me to do for you?” Jesus asked him.

Mark 10:51

THE HENDERSON NEWS www.thehendersonnews.com Wednesday, October 3, 2018 VOL. 89 NO. 57 © 2018 $1.00

FIND US ON SOCIAL MEDIA!

INSI

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PAINT THE TOWN PINK

James Dukes (right) was recently promoted to Henderson Police Department Captain. Dukes is currently the Criminal Investigations Division Commander for HPD. He is pictured with HPD Chief Chad Taylor.

HPD PROMOTION

Courtesy photo

Staff photo by Tory Van Blarcum

ARRAIGNMENTS 3CHURCH PAGE 2 CLASSIFIEDS 7

OBITUARIES 6SPORTS 5WEATHER 6

ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?REGISTRATION DEADLINE OCT. 9 • EARLY VOTING BEGINS OCT. 22

Celebration of FlightANNUAL RUSK COUNTY AIRPORT FLY-IN

HANGAR DANCE • 6:30 P.M. FRIDAY • $5FLY-IN • 9 A.M. SATURDAY • FREE

HOSTED BY HFD

HAMBURGER LUNCH • $711 A.M.- 1 P.M. • FRIDAY

HFD STATION 2

HISD PECAN SALE

Courtesy photoThe HISD Education Foundation is currently holding its annual pecan sale fundraiser to provide funds for the teacher grant pro-gram. One-pound bags of pieces are $12 and halves are $14. To order pecans, please contact Jana Wylie at the HISD Administration Building or by calling 903-655-5048. Shown are Foundation presi-dent Gina Juarez and directors Travis Orr and Kacy Kersh.

United Way off to successful start

SPECIAL TO THE HENDERSON NEWS

A Celebration of Public Education will be hosted 7:30-9 a.m. Tuesday at Tyler’s First Christian Church, located at 4202 S. Broadway Ave.

The event is hosted by Pastors for Texas Children and will include a key-note address by former Texas Commis-sioner of Education Dr. Mike Moses.

Also speaking will be Rev. Charles Foster Johnson founder and CEO of Pastors for Texas Children and former Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff who will be hon-ored as a champion for public educa-tion.

The power of public education and the role public schools play in Texas communities will be the focus of the

East Texans to host Celebrationof Public Education next week

See PASTORS, Page 3


United Way of Rusk County’s 8th Annual Taste of Rusk County raised more than $10,000 in September. With a 2019 campaign slogan of “Paint a Brighter Tomorrow,” United

Way’s new goal is $230,000. After selling 335 tickets and with

the help of Citizens National Bank’s sponsorship, ticket sales and dona-tions, the United Way of Rusk Coun-ty raised $10,883 during its Sept. 18 event.

The annual event was hosted at

the Tommy McDaniel Rusk County Youth Expo Center and those attend-ing sampled food from local restau-rants and vendors along with visit-ing agencies that receive funding from UW for their program efforts in health, education and income.

See TASTE, Page 3

BY TORY VAN BLARCUMTHE HENDERSON NEWS

The number one cause of preventable death from trauma is uncontrolled bleeding.

East Texas Regional Advisory Council has sponsored and made it possible for local agen-cies to be able to teach people how to control bleeding.

On Monday around 30 Henderson ISD staff gathered at the administration building to learn how to stop a bleed. The program was also made available to HHS students and the health science class took advantage of it as well. There was a large response of students wanting to take this program, so students will be able to learn it at school in the next few weeks.

Greg Lamay with UT Health East Texas taught the program and was joined by Air One and other EMS. With help of the Rusk

East Texas RAC offers ‘stop the bleed’ training

Staff photo by Tory Van BlarcumGreg Lamay, UT Health East Texas, teaches Henderson High School students how to properly apply a tourniquet Monday during a Stop the Bleed program he presented. Staff and students were taught how to control bleeding after an injury. See RAC, Page 3


Few will find their dream job, but for new Rusk County

Assistant District Attorney Annie Northcutt everything has fallen into place.

“I was so excited when this position opened because I had been dying to get into this office,” Northcutt said about the Rusk County position. “I am so blessed to have this job because this is

where I wanted to be.” Northcutt, born and raised

in Plano, attended Texas A&M University and earned a degree in business. She said after earn-ing her undergraduate degree she knew she wanted to do more.

“I originally wanted to go to vet school, but you have to enjoy biol-ogy and even though I did fairly well in that class I just didn’t enjoy it,” Northcutt said.

Throughout school she enjoyed public speaking and being an advocate for people.

See RUSK, Page 3

PASSION FOR THECOURTROOM

Rusk County District Attorney’s Office welcomes

new assistant

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PUBLIC SALE:GRIFFITH'S TOWING,LLC gives Notice ofForeclosure of Lien

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09/10/2020, 10:00 am114 County Rd 375 E.Henderson, TX 75654.GRIFFITH'S TOWING,

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NOTICE TO PUBLICThe Commissioners

Court of Rusk Countywill conduct a BudgetWorkshop on Monday,

August 31, 2020 at10:00 a.m. at the Rusk

County Courthouse,Henderson, Texas.

Discussion will be hadwith the following:

1) Discuss Budgetand Tax Rate

Signed this the 26th,day of August, 2020

Joel HaleJOEL HALE

PRESIDING COUNTYJUDGE

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Notice is hereby giventhat original Letters

Testamentary for theEstate of Meredith LeeMuller a/k/a Meredith

Muller, Deceased,were issued on

June 12, 2020, inCause No. 20-049P,

pending in the CountyCourt of Rusk County,

Texas, to:Leonard Muller.

All persons havingclaims against this

Estate which iscurrently being

administered arerequired to present

them to theundersigned within thetime and in the manner

prescribed by law.

c/o: J. Paul NelsonAttorney at Law

P.O. Box 934207 N. Main StreetHenderson, Texas

75653

DATED the 23rd dayof June, 2020.

J. Paul NelsonJ. Paul Nelson

Attorney forLeonard Muller

State Bar No.14899250P.O. Box 934,

207 N. Main StreetHenderson, TX 75653

Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220

E-mail:[email protected]

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NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theEstate of Meredith LeeMuller a/k/a Meredith

Muller, Deceased,were issued on

June 12, 2020, inCause No. 20-049P,


Texas, to:Leonard Muller.





prescribed by law.



75653

DATED the 23rd dayof June, 2020.


Attorney forLeonard Muller



Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220


NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theEstate of Travis ScottRogers, Deceased,

were issued onDecember 12, 2019, inCause No. 19-155P,


Texas, to:Katie Lynn Edwards.





prescribed by law.



75653

DATED the 16th dayof April, 2020.


Attorney forKatie Lynn Edwards



Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220


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NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theEstate of Travis ScottRogers, Deceased,

were issued onDecember 12, 2019, inCause No. 19-155P,


Texas, to:Katie Lynn Edwards.





prescribed by law.



75653



Attorney forKatie Lynn Edwards



Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220


NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theEstate of Jimmy E.Skaggs, Deceased,

were issued onMarch 25, 2020, in

Cause No. 19-159P,pending in the CountyCourt of Rusk County,

Texas, to: CarolynSue Gunn.





prescribed by law.



75653



Attorney forCarolyn Sue Gunn



Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220


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NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theEstate of Jimmy E.Skaggs, Deceased,

were issued onMarch 25, 2020, in

Cause No. 19-159P,pending in the CountyCourt of Rusk County,

Texas, to: CarolynSue Gunn.





prescribed by law.



75653



Attorney forCarolyn Sue Gunn



Telephone:(903) 657-1424

Facsimile:(903) 657-6220


NOTICE TOCREDITORS


Testamentary for theESTATE OF

KIMBLE HARRIS,Deceased, were issuedon August 19, 2020, in

Docket No.20-107P,pending in the CountyCourt of Rusk County,

Texas, to:Sheri Spencer and

Kimberly Ann Foster.

The Executricesrequest that all claims

be presented in care ofthe Executrices

attorney whose postoffice address is:

c/o Robert M. MintonP.O. Box 1688

Henderson, Texas75653-1688


estate which iscurrently being

administered arerequired to presentthem within the timeand in the mannerprescribed by law.

DATED the 24th dayof August, 2020.

MINTON & BROWN,PLLC

BY Robert M. MintonRobert M. Minton

Attorney for the Estate

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NOTICE TOCREDITORS



KIMBLE HARRIS,Deceased, were issuedon August 19, 2020, in


Texas, to:Sheri Spencer and

Kimberly Ann Foster.

The Executricesrequest that all claims

be presented in care ofthe Executrices

attorney whose postoffice address is:







MINTON & BROWN,PLLC



NOTICE TOCREDITORS



PEGGY ANN RILEY,DECEASED, were is-

suedon August 19, 2020, in


Texas, to: ConnieKathleen Riley.

The Executrix requestthat all claims be

presented in care ofthe Executrix's attorney

whose post officeaddress is:







MINTON & BROWN,PLLC



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