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With new officers, a new logo and a refreshed outlook on their service to the community, the Greater Whitehouse Area Chamber of Commerce gathered with members, guests and old friends to celebrate the past success and future of Whitehouse. More...

City council members heard the latest information about the ongoing effort to formulate a cost-effective water plan at Tuesday night's regular meeting, held Oct. 24 in council chambers. More...

Spirits run high at the Saul house on Stacy in Whitehouse. For a list of fall festivals and carnivals, More...

EDITOR: We want to thank you for the "new look" of the Tri County Leader. The articles and photographs by Suzanne Loudamy have definitely enlightened the appearance and content of the newspaper. The outstanding reporting of the local community events in Whitehouse is a tremendous enjoyable change. More...
Across America, car crashes kill more teenagers than any other cause. This week, students from two East Texas high schools stepped forward to fight this national epidemic at the local level. More...
Wildcats reach mark for 16th straight year
The Whitehouse High School "Wildcat" Band participated in the Region 21 University Interscholastic League Marching Contest on Oct. 21 in the Longview High School Stadium and was awarded a "Superior Rating" for the 16th consecutive year. More...
Game Day for Senior Citizens Game Day for Senior Citizens will be Wednesday, Nov. 1 from 1-3 p.m. at the Troup library. All Senior Citizens are welcome to attend. More...
The clock reflected the time remaining at 6:10 left in the game, and the Hallsville Bobcats had just taken a 19-14 lead over the Whitehouse Wildcats. The stage was set for a late fourth-quarter drive by the Wildcat offense and sophomore QB Brady Attaway. More...
Graveside services for James Eliott Stone, 94, Troup, were held, Monday, Oct. 23, at the Pinecrest Cemetery, Troup with the Pastor Wes Bynum officiating. More...
The engagement of Megan Brooke Wimberley of Whitehouse and Terry Scott Barmore of Hallsville has been announced. More...
Pyp It Garden Center, formerly of Tyler, moved to a location just outside the Whitehouse city limits. More...
Australian ar tist Nathan Tasker will perform 10:45 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 29, at First Baptist Church of Whitehouse. Tasker has recorded seven albums and performed more than 1,500 concerts in schools, churches and prisons, using his music to convey the timeless message of God's love for mankind. More...