Carthage ISD students kicked off summer learning in an exciting way during the district’s STEAM Camp, hosted at Baker-Koonce Intermediate and made possible by the Carthage ISD Education Foundation.

This is a schedule of work being planned. Weather conditions and unforeseen problems can cause delays or cancellation of work.

Central Baptist Church successfully hosted its second annual "Central Wear-House" free clothing drive and shop on Saturday, ...

Briarcliff Skilled Nursing Center continues to expand its commitment to the Carthage community by offering specialized, ...

Carthage celebrated a remarkable milestone as the 30th annual MASH Bash Blood Drive concluded successfully, significantly ...

TYLER – Students at The University of Texas at Tyler will participate in a summer 2025 study abroad program course Aug. 5–20, ...

Special Health Resources (SHR) has rolled out the Panola County Maternal Healthcare Expansion Initiative, a five‑year project ...

Watch the Esquire Players put their their skills to the test this Saturday as they preform at 7 p.m. with just 24 hours to ...

Due to a break in the main line, the Texas Commission on Environmental quality (TCEQ) has required our water system, Murvaul Water Supply, to notify customers on our water system ...

Carson Crawford, a soon-to-be Carthage High senior announced his commitment to continue his athletic and academic career at ...

Carthage’s Brooklyn Bagley and Beckville’s Emily Grandgeorge each put on quite a show at the Texas Girls Coaches Association 1A-4A all-star softball game in Arlington last week.

The University of Texas at Tyler received $100,000 from education partner Risepoint to enhance scholarships and enrichment ...