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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.

HPD PROMOTION

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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

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

BY ASHTON GRIFFINTHE HENDERSON NEWS

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

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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

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

BY ASHTON GRIFFINTHE HENDERSON NEWS

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

PAGE 8 — THE HENDERSON NEWS — Sunday, January 24, 2021

LegalsLegalsATTENTION:

TRACY SHORES #89,GEORGE

CASTANEDA FAMILY#F123

You are herebynotified because of

failure to makepayment, your

personal belongingsstored at A-1 SELF

STORAGE rental willeither be sold or

donated. You haveuntil FEBRUARY 01,

2021 to pay thebalance due and

claim your property.

NOTICE TOCREDITORS

Notice is hereby giventhat original Letters

Administration for theEstate of JERRYMARCH BROWN,

Deceased,were issued on

January 19, 2021, inCause No. 21-005 P,pending in the CountyCourt of Rusk County,Texas, to: MARTHAELAINE BROWN.

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: NICHOLAS ELIBENNETT

Attorney at Law107 N. Jackson ST.

Henderson, TX 75652

DATED the 19th dayof January, 2021.

Nicholas Eli BennettNICHOLAS ELI

BENNETTAttorney At Law

State Bar No.24107705

Henderson, TX office:104 N. Jackson, 75652Longview, Tx office:

322 W. Whaley, 75601903-657-7390; or

903-746-3592fax 903-657-4614; or

903-757-3307E-mail:

nick0888@aol.com

NOTICE OFAPPLICATION FORACQUISITION OF ABANK BY A BANK

HOLDING COMPANY

VeraBank, Inc.,Henderson, Texas, hasapplied to the Federal

Reserve Board forpermission to acquirePanola National Bank,

Carthage, Texas.The Federal Reserveconsiders a number of

factors in decidingwhether to approve theapplication, including

the record ofperformance of

VeraBank,National Association,Henderson, Texas,

andPanola National Bank

in helping to meetlocal credit needs.

You are invited tosubmit commentsin writing on the

application to theFederal ReserveBank of Dallas,

P. O. Box 655906,Dallas, Texas 75265-5906. The commentperiod will not end

before February 23,2021, and may besomewhat longer.

The Federal ReserveBoardʼs procedures

for processingapplications may be

found at12 C.F.R. Part 262.

Procedures forprocessing protestedapplications may be

found at12 C.F.R. § 262.25.

To obtain a copy of theBoardʼs procedures, or

if you need moreinformation about

how to submit yourcomments on the

application, contactKaren Smith,

Director - Applications,at (214) 922-6786.

The Federal Reservewill consider your

comments and anyrequest for a publicmeeting or formal

hearing on theapplication if they arereceived in writing bythe Reserve Bank onor before the last day

of the comment period.

LegalsCITATION BYPUBLICATIONTHE STATE OF

TEXAS

TO ALL PERSONSINTERESTED IN THE

ESTATE OF DELBERTLEE SMITH JR,

Deceased,Docket No. 21-004P

KIMBERLY SMITH,filed in the County

Court, of Rusk County,Texas on the 6th day of

January, 2021, anApplication to

Determine Heirship andDeclare who are theHeirs and the onlyHeirs of the saidDELBERT LEE

SMITH JR, Deceased,and their respectiveshares and interest

in the estate.

Said application will beheard and acted on bysaid Court at 10 o'clock

A.M. on the firstMonday next after theexpiration of ten days

from the date ofpublication of this

citation, at theCounty Courthouse in

Henderson, Texas

All persons interestedin said estate are

hereby cited to appearbefore said Honorable

Court at said abovementioned time and

place by filing a writtenanswer contesting suchapplication should they

desire to do so.

The officer executingthis citation shall

promptly serve thesame according to

requirements of law,and the mandateshereof, and makedue return as the

law directs.

GIVEN UNDER MYHAND AND SEAL OFSAID COURT at officein Henderson Texas,

this 21st ofJanuary, A.D. 2021.

TRUDY MCGILL,CLERK

COUNTY COURTRusk County, TexasBy Susan R Willis

DeputyClerk's Address:

115 N. Main, Suite 206Henderson, Texas

75652

ORDINANCENO. 2020-12-50

TO AMEND CHAPTER119 CODIFICATION

AN ORDINANCEAMENDING CHAPTER

119 OF CODIFIEDORDINANCE

PLACING FEES ONMASTER SCHEDULE,

STIPULATINGREQUIRED

INSURANCE ANDRESPONSE TIMEAND REMOVINGNEED FOR CITY

ISSUED STICKERSON WRECKERS FOR

THE CITY OFHENDERSON, RUSK

COUNTY, TEXAS;THIS ORDINANCESHALL BECOME

EFFECTIVEIMMEDIATELY UPONFINAL ADOPTION.

ORDINANCENO. 2020-12-51

AN ORDINANCEREZONING SIX (6)LOTS LOCATED INTHE 500 BLOCK OF

SOUTH MAINSTREET AND SOUTHVAN BUREN STREET

FROM AN URBANCOMMERCIALDISTRICT TO A

MEDIUM DENSITYRESIDENTIAL (R2)

DISTRICT;PROVIDING AREPEALER;

PROVIDING FORSEVERABILITY; AND

PROVIDING ANEFFECTIVE DATE.

Application hasbeen made with

the TexasAlcoholicBeverage

Commission for aWine Only

Package StorePermit by Kelly

Bʼs on theSquare LLC dbaKelly Bʼs on the

Square LLCto be located at128 East Main,

Henderson, RuskCounty, Texas

75652.Officer of saidLLC is KellyBumgardner.

Legals

Application hasbeen made with

the TexasAlcoholicBeverage

Commission for aWine Only

Package StorePermit by Kelly

Bʼs on theSquare LLC dbaKelly Bʼs on the

Square LLCto be located at128 East Main,

Henderson, RuskCounty, Texas

75652.Officer of saidLLC is KellyBumgardner.

NOTICE OF BANKMERGER

APPLICATION

Notice is hereby giventhat application hasbeen made to the

Office of theComptroller of the

Currency,500 North Akard

Street, Suite 1600,Dallas, Texas 75201,for prior approval to

mergePanola National Bank,

1510 West Panola,Carthage, Texas

75633,with and intoVeraBank,

National Association,201 West Main Street,

Henderson, Texas75652.

It is contemplated thatthe main offices andbranch offices of theabove-named banks

will continue tooperate, except that

the existing branch ofVeraBank,

National Association,located at

1708 East EndBoulevard North,

Marshall, HarrisonCounty, Texas 75670,

will likely beconsolidated into

Panola National Bankʼsexisting branch locatedat 2203 Victory Drive,

Marshall, HarrisonCounty, Texas 75672,

because the twobranches are located

approximately onemile apart.

This notice ispublished

pursuant to12 U.S.C. § 1828(c)

and 12 C.F.R. Part 5.Anyone may submitwritten comments on

this application byFebruary 23, 2021, to:

Director of DistrictLicensing,

500 North AkardStreet, Suite 1600,

Dallas, Texas 75201,or SO.Licensing@

occ.treas.gov.

The public may findinformation regarding

this application,including the date ofthe end of the public

comment period, in theOCC Weekly Bulletin

at www.occ.gov.Requests for a copy ofthe public file on theapplication should be

made to the Director ofDistrict Licensing.

NOTICE TODEBTORS AND

CREDITORS

STATE OF TEXASCOUNTY OF RUSK

To those indebted to orholding claims againstthe ESTATE of JAMES

EDWARD FARR,Deceased,

Cause No. 20-117P inthe County Court of

Rusk County, Texas,Probate Matter:

The undersignedhaving been duly

appointed Executorof the Estate of JAMES

EDWARD FARR,Deceased, by the

Judge of the CountyCourt of Rusk County,Texas, on the 1st day ofOctober, 2020, hereby

notifies all personsindebted to this estateto come forward and tomake settlement, andthose having claimsagainst this estate topresent them to the

Executor within the timeprescribed by law, atthe following address:

Darlene Dell Farr320 CR 2123 North

Longview, Texas 75603

Darlene Dell FarrDARLENE DELL

FARR,Independent Executor

Legals

RUSK COUNTYHenderson, Texas

75652

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Notice is hereby giventhat Rusk County,acting through its

Commissioners Court,will accept bid

proposals for purchaseof a. cracked fuel

b. crushed concretec. hot&cold mixd. oil sande. slurry sealf. seal coat

g. gravelh. clayi. limestone

(flex base)j. upm patch mix

k. steel culvertsl. structural steel

m. tank carn. bridge buildingo. aviation fuelp. fuel for all county

vehiclesq. rockr. plastic culverts

Sealed bids for theabove mentioned items

will be received byRebekah Acres,

County Auditor for theCourt, and such bids

may be either mailed ordelivered to the County

Auditor, but must bereceived at or before10:00 o'clock a.m., onMonday the 8th day of

February, 2021, atwhich time the

Commissioners Courtof Rusk County will

open such bids.As provided by law,the Court reservesthe right to rejectany and all bids.

Rebekah AcresRebekah AcresCounty AuditorRusk County,

Henderson

NOTICE OFELECTIONREGION VII

EDUCATION SERVICECENTER

1909 NORTHLONGVIEW STREET

KILGORE, TEXAS

KNOWN ALL MEN BYTHESE PRESENTS:that Place 4, Gregg &Rusk Counties of the

Region 7 Board ofDirectors is subject tothe election processestablished by the

State Board ofEducation, such

election to be heldand completed by

April 5, 2021.

KNOW ALSO: Anyperson may file for thisposition who meets thefollowing qualifications:

• Is over twenty-oneyears of age• Is a citizen of the

United States ofAmerica• Is a resident of the

geographic area ofthe Place for whichelection is sought• Is not engaged

professionally ineducation and is nota member of a localor county board ofschool trustees• Is not a member of

a board of aninstitution of highereducation that iseligible for member-ship on the RegionAdvisory Committee• Is not in the business

of vending orservicing materials orequipment to anEducation ServiceCenter in the Stateof Texas, nor is anymember of hisimmediate familyengaged in suchbusiness

KNOW ALSO: that nofiling fee is required.

Anyone desiring to filemust do so in person atthe Region 7 EducationService Center, 1909

North Longview Street,Kilgore, Texas

or by certified mailpostmarked no later

than midnight ofFebruary 20, 2021.

Persons desiring to fileby mail may obtain anofficial filing form by

calling 903-988-6811or by requesting such

form in writing ataddress cited above.

NOTICE TODEBTORS AND

CREDITORS

STATE OF TEXASCOUNTY OF RUSK

To those indebted to orholding claims againstthe ESTATE of JAMES

EDWARD FARR,Deceased,

Cause No. 20-117P inthe County Court of

Rusk County, Texas,Probate Matter:

The undersignedhaving been duly

appointed Executorof the Estate of JAMES

EDWARD FARR,Deceased, by the

Judge of the CountyCourt of Rusk County,Texas, on the 1st day ofOctober, 2020, hereby

notifies all personsindebted to this estateto come forward and tomake settlement, andthose having claimsagainst this estate topresent them to the

Executor within the timeprescribed by law, atthe following address:

Darlene Dell Farr320 CR 2123 North

Longview, Texas 75603

Darlene Dell FarrDARLENE DELL

FARR,Independent Executor

NOTICE OFELECTIONREGION VII

EDUCATION SERVICECENTER

1909 NORTHLONGVIEW STREET

KILGORE, TEXAS

KNOWN ALL MEN BYTHESE PRESENTS:that Place 4, Gregg &Rusk Counties of the

Region 7 Board ofDirectors is subject tothe election processestablished by the

State Board ofEducation, such

election to be heldand completed by

April 5, 2021.

KNOW ALSO: Anyperson may file for thisposition who meets thefollowing qualifications:

• Is over twenty-oneyears of age• Is a citizen of the

United States ofAmerica• Is a resident of the

geographic area ofthe Place for whichelection is sought• Is not engaged

professionally ineducation and is nota member of a localor county board ofschool trustees• Is not a member of

a board of aninstitution of highereducation that iseligible for member-ship on the RegionAdvisory Committee• Is not in the business

of vending orservicing materials orequipment to anEducation ServiceCenter in the Stateof Texas, nor is anymember of hisimmediate familyengaged in suchbusiness

KNOW ALSO: that nofiling fee is required.

Anyone desiring to filemust do so in person atthe Region 7 EducationService Center, 1909

North Longview Street,Kilgore, Texas

or by certified mailpostmarked no later

than midnight ofFebruary 20, 2021.

Persons desiring to fileby mail may obtain anofficial filing form by

calling 903-988-6811or by requesting such

form in writing ataddress cited above.

PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION RELEASE OF RECLAMATION LIABILITY FOR SURFACE COAL MINING AND RECLAMATION PERMIT

PERMIT NO. 55A, THE SABINE MINING COMPANY, RUSK MINE DOCKET NO. MR-21-00005511

PHASE I ON 269.3 ACRES

Pursuant to Section 134.128-.134 of the Texas Surface Coal Mining and Reclamation Act, TEX. NAT.

RES. CODE ANN. (Vernon Supp. 2020) and Texas Coal Mining Regulations, TEXAS ADMIN. CODE

§§12.312-12.313 (Thomson West 2020), The Sabine Mining Company, 6501 Farm Road 968 West,

Hallsville, Texas 75650-7413 has submitted its application to the Railroad Commission of Texas for

partial release of reclamation performance bond obligations (Phase I) for portions of its Rusk Mine,

Permit No. 55A in Rusk County, Texas. The Rusk Mine permit area is located south of the Sabine River,

west of State Highway 43, north of Farm Road 1797, northeast of Farm Road 1716, to the southeastern

boundary of Gregg County, Texas. The permit area is approximately 0.5 miles north of Tatum, Texas.

Permit No. 55A was most recently renewed on August 21, 2018.

The applicant requests partial release of reclamation obligations for backfilling, regrading and drainage

control (Phase I) on 269.3 acres. The areas requested are located in mine area V and are located in both

Panola and Rusk Counties and are shown in black shading on the accompanying map. Mining operations

were conducted in the areas from 2013 - 2017. Final grading was accomplished from 2015 – 2019.

Surface water runoff from the proposed release areas drain to approved sedimentation ponds that are

outside of the proposed release area. No permanent structures are located within the proposed Phase I

release area.

The currently accepted bond for Permit No. 55A totals $65,000,000.00. The applicant does not seek

adjustment to the approved bond as a result of this application; however, an eligible bond reduction

amount may be determined.

Interested persons are invited to submit written comments on the application within thirty days after the

last date of publication of this notice in a local newspaper. All written comments, objections, or requests

for public hearing or informal conference on the application should be directed to:

Dr. Brent Elliott, P.G., Director Surface Mining and Reclamation Division

Railroad Commission of TexasP.O. Box 12967

Austin, Texas 78711-2967

A copy of the complete application may be inspected in the main office of the Railroad Commission of

Texas at 1701 North Congress, William B. Travis Building, Austin, Texas 78701; the application is also

accessible at the office of the Rusk County Clerk, or at the office of the Panola County Clerk or at the

office of the Harrison County Clerk. Courthouse locations are displayed on the accompanying map.

Face coverings are required due to Covid-19 at each County Clerks’ office. The application may be

supplemented and should be reviewed periodically.

UV43

UV149

UV43Tatum

Easton

1797

782

1716

3231

1794

2906

959

2658

PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RELEASE OF RECLAMATION LIABILITY

FOR SURFACE COAL MINING AND RECLAMATION PERMIT

Permit Boundary

THE SABINE MINING COMPANY, RUSK MINE, PERMIT NO. 55ADOCKET NO. MR-21-00005511

PHASE I BOND RELEASE, 269.3 ACRES

NOT TO SCALE

Permit Boundary

Perm

it B

oundary

Rusk County Clerk's Office115 North Main Street, Suite 206Henderson, Texas 75653-0758

Panola County Clerk's Office110 Sycamore Street

Carthage,Texas 75633

LEGEND

Proposed_Phase I_Area

Permit 55A Boundary

Harrison County Court House200 W. Houston St.Marshall, TX 75670

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UV43

UV149

UV43Tatum

Easton

1797

782

1716

3231

1794

2906

959

2658

PUBLIC NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RELEASE OF RECLAMATION LIABILITY

FOR SURFACE COAL MINING AND RECLAMATION PERMIT

Permit Boundary

THE SABINE MINING COMPANY, RUSK MINE, PERMIT NO. 55ADOCKET NO. MR-21-00005511

PHASE I BOND RELEASE, 269.3 ACRES

NOT TO SCALE

Permit Boundary

Perm

it B

oundary

Rusk County Clerk's Office115 North Main Street, Suite 206Henderson, Texas 75653-0758

Panola County Clerk's Office110 Sycamore Street

Carthage,Texas 75633

LEGEND

Proposed_Phase I_Area

Permit 55A Boundary

Harrison County Court House200 W. Houston St.Marshall, TX 75670

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