The county signed an agreement with the Pine Hills Land Authority on Thursday, closing on its purchase of the property.

The Panola College Ponies were on a seven-game winning streak heading into their home doubleheader with Tyler Junior College ...

Panola College is excited to announce a special drone light show on March 27. Sponsored by the B.F. and Mary Payne Fund for the Preservation of Texas Culture, the event will begin with a pre-show ...

The Panola County Chamber hosted the 79th Annual Chamber Banquet Thursday evening at the Carthage Civic Center. The event began with "A Taste of Panola County" with many restaurants participating.

Panola College has been awarded a $125,000 College Readiness and Success Models Grant by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. This grant, which follows a $100,000 award, will continue ...

KILGORE, Texas (KTRE) - Former Central Heights Blue Devil Na’Kaylyn Wells scored a game-high 25 points in Panola’s 82-70 loss to Kilgore on Saturday. The sophomore played 37 minutes and shot 9 ...

CARTHAGE, Texas (KTRE) - Former Huntington Devilette Kyra Anderson dropped 16 points in TJC’s 67-64 win over Panola College on Wednesday. The freshman finished two rebounds shy of a double-double.

Panola College has been awarded a $125,000 College Readiness and Success Models Grant by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. This grant, which follows a $100,000 award, will continue ...

CARTHAGE — Da’Lonna Choice scored 12 points in the fourth quarter and Monica Bottley hit for 24 points as the Apache Ladies rallied for a 67-64 win over Panola College on Wednesday in a Region ...

The Green Party's new logo is an emoji. The federal party unveiled its new brand, a green dot, on Tuesday on Parliament Hill, possibly weeks before a snap federal election. "The great thing about ...

CARTHAGE, Texas (KTRE) - Former Central Heights Blue Devil Jackson Glymph drove in a run for Panola College in the Ponies' doubleheader sweep of Arkansas Rich Mountain on Monday. The redshirt-freshman ...

More US companies are hiring workers based on skills rather than college degrees, helping expand opportunities for millions of job seekers. While this shift benefits both workers and businesses ...