A morning story time for young children built around picture books, silly songs and a few giggles. Held at the Cleveland public library. Registration is requested because space is limited.
A bilingual story time for toddlers and their grown-ups, with books read in both English and Spanish. Expect songs, rhymes and a simple activity to go with the stories. Drop in with your little one, no registration needed.
A read-aloud story time with silly books and giggles for the preschool crowd. Sessions run about thirty minutes in the children’s area. Registration is limited to twenty spots.
The Nacogdoches Public Library offers free notary service during a set midday window. Bring your document and valid identification.
A weekly early literacy program for young children at the Nacogdoches Public Library. Kids hear stories read aloud and take part in songs and simple activities that build reading skills. Free and open to families, no registration required.
Free afternoon math tutoring for students at the Nacogdoches Public Library. Drop in during the session for one on one help with homework and math skills.
The Nacogdoches Public Library hosts a free evening citizenship class for adults preparing for the naturalization process. Sessions run about an hour in the library meeting space. No cost to attend.
A weekly gathering for homeschool families in Cleveland and the surrounding Liberty County area. Kids get a hands-on learning activity and parents get a chance to compare notes. Registration is requested.
A lap sit program built for babies and the youngest listeners, with short board books, bouncing rhymes and songs. Caregivers stay and take part the whole time. A gentle first introduction to the library for new families.
A weekly story time for toddlers and preschoolers featuring picture books, songs and movement. Children get a chance to wiggle between stories, so it suits kids who are still learning to sit still. Walk-ins are welcome.
An afternoon craft session for adults who want to make something without buying a pile of supplies first. Materials are provided and the project changes week to week. Come for the craft or just for the company.
The museum hands over a pile of cardboard boxes and lets children build whatever they can imagine. It is open-ended play with no set plan, which makes it a good fit for a wide range of ages. Admission is free.
East Texas burn ban and road conditions for Wednesday, Oct. 7: burn bans in four 936-area counties, no rivers at flood stage, no active weather alerts, and all five major lakes running mostly high except Sam Rayburn.
TxDOT is taking public comments through Monday, Oct. 12, on proposed route concepts for a future I-14 corridor from Rogers to Huntsville. Comments can be sent by email, mail, voicemail or text, or left on TxDOT's online comment map.
A federal grand jury in Tyler indicted the former executive director and former office manager of Habitat for Humanity of Deep East Texas on Oct. 5 for conspiracy to commit bank fraud over an alleged four-year scheme that drew unauthorized loans and a $488,000 line of credit on the Lufkin nonprofit.
East Texas burn ban and road conditions for Tuesday, Oct. 6: burn bans in effect in five 936-area counties, no rivers at flood stage, no active NWS alerts, and all five major lakes running mostly high except Sam Rayburn.
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