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2016
Membership Directory
THE GUIDE
Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce
CALL 936.634.6644
HOURS M-F: 8 am-5 pm
FAX 936.634.8726
1615 S. Chestnut
WEB LufkinTexas.org
Lufkin, TX 75901
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2016
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
WELCOME
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Welcome from the Chairman 3
Resources at Your Chamber 4
Chamber Board Leadership 6
FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Business and Industry Resources 8
As the old saying goes, “I was not born
in Texas but I got here as fast as I
could,” and it’s no less true of the city of
Lufkin. I’ve had the pleasure of calling
Lufkin, and Angelina County, my home
for the last 40+ years.
Sitting in the heart of the Texas Forest
Country is true Texas beauty. From
our timber forests to our parks and
lakes, we have enough to keep you and
your family active all day. And at night
enjoy art, culture, shopping or dining
in our beautifully restored downtown District and throughout
our charming city. If our abundant natural resources aren’t
enough to keep you occupied then you’re ninety minutes from an
International Airport that can take you anywhere in the world.
If your job has brought you here then you can look forward to
becoming a part of some of the most hard-working, earnest,
generous people around. From top rated schools to state-of-theart healthcare, Lufkin is a great place for start-up businesses and
mature companies, alike. And ask just about anyone in Lufkin or
Angelina County: we are a desired spot to raise children, or retire,
from the pace of a big city.
Pull up a chair for a Saturday morning soccer game at one of our
beautiful parks and you’ll hear the laughter of children and the
clapping of parents. Spend Friday nights under the stadium lights
and you’ll see a united football nation and hear the cheering of the
crowd. They must all know as I do, that Lufkin is the best place to
serve, live and love.
Facts and Figures 10
Transportation Resources 12
Media Resources 14
Business Resources 15
Family Resources 17
Government Resources 20
Healthcare Resources 25
Education Resources 32
Non-profit & Civic Organization Resources 36
Culture and the Arts 38
Local Celebrations 42
Entertainment and Shopping Resources 43
Great Places to Eat 44
Great Places to Shop 45
Sports and Recreation Resources 46
Leadership Lufkin 52
Leadership Tomorrow 54
Small Business of the Year Winners 55
Silver Spike Award Winners 56
Leadership Lufkin Graduates 57
2016 Calendar 60
Membership Roster 86
Business Directory 106
It is my privilege to serve as the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber
of Commerce Chairman for the 2016 term. The progress our
community is making is substantial and I truly believe, the best is
yet to come.
Who’s Who 121
Advertiser’s Index 130
Sincerely,
Gene Lee
Gene Lee
2016 Chamber Board Chairman
Lee TranServices, Inc
1615 S. Chestnut | Lufkin, TX 75901
936.634.6644
DISTRIBUTION
Copies of The Guide may be obtained from the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce or via U.S Mail by requesting your copy.
The Guide is published by Zimmerman Communications with offices at 113 Gaslight Blvd. Lufkin, TX 75904, (936) 633-6167 for the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce.
Listed content descriptions for members of the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce were provided and approved by each active Chamber member. While we have made every attempt at
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For more information, contact Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce (936) 634-6644.
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RESOURCES
YOUR CHAMBER
Founded in 1919, the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce exists to improve the business
climate in Lufkin and Angelina County. The Chamber has more than 900 business members and
represents more than 1,400 business professionals in the area.
Growing business and building our community are the
top priorities of the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of
Commerce. The Chamber and its representatives strive to
serve the membership through
• Stimulation of economic growth and trade
• Education of the public in the role and purpose of
business
• Support of activities that enhance the area’s quality of
life
• Serving as a catalyst for positive change in the
community
The Chamber is the birthplace of ideas for many of the area’s
great accomplishments. Community leaders working through
the Chamber created the Community Chest, which is now the
United Way. Angelina Beautiful/Clean started at the Chamber
and is now its own organization. The Chamber started the
Leadership Tomorrow and Leadership Lufkin programs
that are designed to generate leaders in Angelina County.
Throughout the Chamber’s existence, the organization has
been focused on the business needs of the community while
providing opportunities for regional job growth.
The Chamber offers volunteers numerous avenues to
contribute to the community. With various Chamber
committees, networking meetings and affiliated
organizations, the Chamber offers a plethora of opportunities
to get connected in Angelina County.
Join the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce and
receive immediate access to other business decision makers in
Angelina County.
BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP
In addition to the other benefits of Chamber membership,
Chamber members are also entitled to these additional
benefits:
VISIBILITY FOR YOUR BUSINESS
All Chamber members receive a minimum of two
complimentary listings in the Chamber Guide. Listings are
presented in both alphabetical and business category formats.
This full-color publication is distributed free to all Chamber
4 | The Guide members and to all who request information about Angelina
County.
CHAMBER MEMBER LOGOS
A high quality membership logo is available so you can display
your membership proudly to your clients on your website and
in printed materials.
WEEKLY E-NEWSLETTER
The Chamber distributes weekly e-newsletters that include
the latest news and upcoming Chamber events.
ONLINE COMMUNITY CALENDAR
The Chamber maintains an interactive calendar of local
events on our website www.LufkinTexas.org/calendar.
Organizations are invited to enter their events on the
calendar.
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION & DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The Chamber presents live and web-based seminars and
workshops on relevant topics such as current trends, new
laws and regulations affecting business.
NEW MEMBER ORIENTATION
New members are invited to make new business contacts and
meet the Chamber team as they learn more about the benefits
of membership and the opportunities for involvement.
One-on-one orientation is held when a member joins, and
receptions are held bi-annually.
MEETING ROOMS AVAILABLE
The Chamber facility can be used by members for events,
workshops, luncheons, etc. There is a small fee and advance
reservations are required.
NETWORKING THROUGH THE CHAMBER
• Business After Five Mixers
• Diplomats Club
• First Friday Luncheons
• Leads Groups
• Power Networking Breakfasts
• Red Carpet Salutes
• Ribbon Cutting Celebrations
MISSION STATEMENT
The MISSION of the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber
of Commerce is to continuously improve the economic
prosperity, the business environment and the quality of
life in Angelina County.
• Women’s Networking Luncheons
• Young Professionals Network Mixers
COMMITTEES & TASKFORCES
• Angelina County Science & Tech Fair Committee
• Business Resource Council
• Governmental Affairs Committee
• Neches River Rendezvous Committee
• Salute To Healthcare Committee
• Tee It Up for Teachers Golf Tournament Committee
• Texas State Forest Festival Committee
• Women’s Networking Committee
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Designates The Lufkin/
Angelina County Chamber a
5-Star Accredited Chamber!
In November 2014, the Accrediting Board of the U.S.
Chamber of Commerce designated the Lufkin/Angelina
County Chamber as an accredited chamber with 5-Stars,
one of less than 1% of Chambers nationwide to achieve this
designation!
Accreditation indicates that a chamber of commerce operates
under effective organizational procedures and contributes
to significant positive change in the community. To achieve
this standing, we performed an intensive self-assessment of
our operations in nine areas of work, including governance,
government affairs, and technology.
“For A Full Measure Of Quality & Service”
200 Gaslight Blvd. • Lufkin
(936) 639-2346
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
CHAMBER BOARD LEADERSHIP
2016 EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE
Gene Lee
Board Chairman
Lee TranServices, Inc
Mark Hicks
Vice Chairman
JM Management
Aimee Slusher
Chris Johnson
Chad Roberts
Vice Chairman
Whataburger
Vice Chairman
City Wide Directories LLC
Martha Quintanilla
Secretary
La Unica Tortilleria
Brian Cyr
Treasurer
Commercial Bank
of Texas
Jeff Todd
Vice Chairman
Advanced Financial
Group
Brookshire Brothers
Citizens National Bank
CHI St. Luke’s Health
Memorial
The Lufkin Daily News
Neice Bell
Jim Cumbie
Dr. LaTonya Goffney
Stephen King
Terry Morgan
Joe Rich
Kelli Wayland
John Alston
2016 ELECTED BOARD
Codie Jenkins
Immediate Past
Board Chairman-Elect
Chairman
First Bank & Trust
Skelton Slusher Barnhill
East Texas
Watkins Wells, PLLC
Trent Ashby
Shawn Barnett
Georgia-Pacific
MEMBERS
Mark Dunn
David Flowers
Dunn Construction
Huntington ISD
G. William
Newton, MD
Victor Patel
Angelina Plastic Surgery
6 | The Guide Hampton Inn,
Holiday Inn Express,
Comfort Suites
Lufkin ISD
BancorpSouth
Consolidated
Communications
GE Oil & Gas
Morgan Insurance
2016 CHAMBER BOARD LEADERSHIP
APPOINTED BOARD
MEMBERS
Starla Bickerstaff
KTRE
Chris Fleniken
Real Graphics
Kyle Swift
Woodland Heights
EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS
Wes Suiter
Bob Brown
Keith Wright
County Judge
Mayor of Lufkin
Lufkin City Manager
Tami Jones
Tara Watson-Watkins
Maegan Prejean
Executive Director
Lufkin CVB
Executive Director
Angelina Beautiful/Clean
Melissa Wheeler, IOM
Susie Cardwell
Board Chairman
Lufkin CVB
Jim Johnson, IOM
President & CEO
Program & Operations Manager Community Development
Manager
Tori Charanza
Marketing Coordinator
www.LufkinTexas.org Tori Jones
Membership Coordinator
President
Angelina College
Board Chairman
4B Corporation
Lynn Torres
Kevin Langston
Steve Floyd
Burt Hairgrove
Sallye Darmstadter
Michael Simon
Interim Director
Economic Development
Jill Roberson
Business Manager
Executive Director
Expo Center
Board Chairman
ED Partnership
Director
Stubblefield Learning Center
CHAMBER
STAFF
Charlene Black
Information Specialist
Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of Commerce | 7
BUSINESS
INDUSTRY
&
RESOURCES
Lufkin/Angelina County offers a living and
working environment all businesses need to
thrive. The companies doing business here show
how widely recognized this community is for what
it has to offer – a reasonable cost of living, easy
access to world markets and a highly qualified and
educated workforce.
As the birthplace of Lufkin Industries (now part of GE Oil
& Gas), Temple Inland (now owned by Georgia-Pacific),
Brookshire Brothers Food & Pharmacy and Atkinson Candy,
Lufkin and Angelina County have a long history of taking
companies from infancy and helping them grow to prominent
leaders in their industry. Today, companies that started
relatively small in our area have become the anchors of the
economy and are continuing to grow and prosper. Lufkin
is the largest community between Houston and Tyler, and
it serves a large population from surrounding counties for
jobs, education, entertainment and retail shopping. These
combined services create a daytime population estimated at
more than 100,000 and a service sector to support this size
community.
Lufkin and Angelina County have an abundance of natural
resources that includes pine trees, hardwoods, natural gas,
oil and water. According to the Texas Water Development
Board, “Water rights are the most sought after commodity in
our country today - especially in Texas where the population
is expected to double by 2060.” The City of Lufkin owns water
rights to more than 63,000 acre feet of surface water and is
able to provide both treated and untreated water for business
and industry.
Industrial businesses looking to move or open a new location
may be interested in the Lufkin Business Park. This area is
156 acres of prime industrial land located at the intersection
of State Hwy. 103 East and Loop 287 in Lufkin and within 1
mile of State Hwy 59 and 2 miles of State Hwy 69. The site
has heavy rail access and oversized infrastructure to the site.
Currently, there are 40 acres left on this site.
Services are also provided for businesses that are looking to
host large-scale events or conventions. Lufkin Pitser Garrison
Convention Center provides a meeting place for a variety of
gatherings. The facility offers a wide variety of set-up choices
including seating for up to 2,000. The Angelina County
Exposition Center also is a popular venue for large events.
Known as one of the largest clear span indoor arenas in the
nation, the George H. Henderson Jr. Exposition Center has
the ability to seat up to 10,000 people.
For more information about assistance with conventions
contact the Lufkin Convention and Visitor’s Bureau (936)
633-0349.
Getting businesses established in the area is the mission
of the Lufkin/Angelina County Economic Development.
The team stands ready to assist companies with retention
and expansion needs. Lufkin and Angelina County have a
committed team of leaders, from the 4B Partnership, to
8 | The Guide the Chamber, and other stakeholder groups that all work
together to help local companies continue to grow their
assets and employ the quality workforce that’s proven
here in the Heart of East Texas! These key community
leaders have passed a comprehensive incentive program
in conjunction with State and Federal agencies to provide
a positive business environment for new and expanding
businesses in an effort to encourage positive investment and
job creation. These local incentive policies are favorable to
current industries looking to expand.
MAKE THE MOVE.
GET THE TECHNOLOGY YOU WANT.
THE CUSTOMER SERVICE YOU EXPECT.
Van Watson
Lufkin Market President
For more information about business development
assistance contact the Lufkin/Angelina County Economic
Development Team (936) 633-0251.
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FACTS
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GENERAL INFORMATION
EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY
Area in square miles 797.78
Median Age 36.3
Median Household income $37,775
Mean Household income $54,726
Per Capita Income $20,341
Number of Public School Districts 6
Normal Daily Maximum
Temperature in July 93.5
Normal Daily Minimum
Temperature in January 37.9
Mean Annual Precipitation 46.6 inches
Average Annual Rain Days 155
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and
hunting, and mining Construction Manufacturing Wholesale trade Retail trade Transportation and warehousing,
and utilities Information Finance and insurance, real estate
and rental and leasing Professional, scientific, management,
administrative and waste
management services Educational services, and health
care and social assistance Arts, entertainment, and
recreation, accommodation
and food services Other services, except public
administration Public administration COUNTY POPULATION
1980 1990 2000 2010 2015 64,772
69,884
80,130
86,771
87,775 (projection)
POPULATION BY AGE/GENDER
Male Female 0-14 15-24 25-44 45-64 65+ Total POPULATION BY RACE/ETHNICITY
White Black American Indian/Alaska Native Asian Other Hispanic EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT
Population 25 and Over Percentage High School
Graduate or Higher Percentage Bachelor’s Degree
or Higher High School Graduate Some College Associate’s Degree Bachelor’s Degree Graduate or Professional Degree AVERAGE LABOR STATISTICS
Labor Force Employed Unemployed 10 | The Guide 42,515
44,256
9,483
11,701
21,967
21,777
11,843
86,771
62,537
13,035
411
785
8,466
17,145
54,810
76.1%
15.5%
16,956
12,635
3,591
5,640
2,881
65,736
33,286
4,186
DWELLING TYPE
Total housing units Single unattached Attached units Mobile Home HOUSING
Own Rent Average household size MILES TO:
Tyler Longview Beaumont Shreveport, LA Houston Lake Charles, LA Dallas Austin San Antonio MAJOR EMPLOYERS
1000+
Brookshire Brothers/Polk Oil
CHI St. Luke’s Health Memorial
GE Oil & Gas
Lufkin ISD
Lufkin State Supported Living Center
MAJOR EMPLOYERS (continued)
500-999
1,455
2,016
4,064
592
4,052
1,432
795
1,191
1,988
9,812
2,536
1,946
1,407
35,600
23,872
628
7,244
65.4%
34.5%
2.69
85
90
100
120
120
150
175
225
315
Georgia-Pacific
Walmart
Woodland Heights
100-499
A Pineywoods Home Health
Angelina County
Atkinson Candy Co.
Burke Center
City of Lufkin
Consolidated Communications
Diboll ISD
First Bank & Trust East Texas
Etech, Inc
HEB Foods
Holmes Smokehouse
Hudson ISD
Huntington ISD
Huntington State Bank
Lockheed-Martin
Parkwood Place
Quad Graphics
Sam’s Club
Southland Rehabilitation &
Healthcare Center
Texas Department of Transportation
William George Co., Inc.
50-100
Al Meyer Ford Mitsubishi
Axley & Rode, LLP
Belk Department Store
Best Buy
Contractor’s Supply
Crown Colony Country Club
Haney Trucking
Hospice in the Pines
Lee TranServices
Loving Auto Group
Lufkin Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Lufkin Creosoting
Lufkin Daily News
Oceans Behavioral Hospital of Lufkin
Peltier Chevrolet
PID Services, Inc.
Whataburger
Best
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Lufkin, Texas 75901
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TR A N S P O RTATI O N
Angelina County is an amazing community with many resources that make it a community on the move.
Lufkin serves as a hub for Deep East Texas and Angelina County. Lufkin is the largest small city in Texas and
the largest community between Houston and Tyler. It serves a broad area for jobs, education, governmental
services, medical services, shopping, and entertainment. This creates a daytime population estimated at more
than 100,000 people.
Located at the cross section of US Hwy
69 and US Hwy 59, we are near major
cities like Dallas, Houston, Beaumont, San
Antonio, and Austin. Angelina County
offers immense options for your business
and family. It provides its citizens
with amenities that are unmatched by
communities of its size.
AIR TRAVEL
The Angelina County Airport
850 Airport Blvd. | Diboll, TX 75941
(936) 634-7511 | FAX (936) 633-7674
AIRNAV for Lufkin, Texas
E-mail: Airport@AngelinaCounty.net
Located 7 miles southwest of Lufkin,
the Angelina County Airport has two
asphalt runways: 7/25, 5,398 ft x 100
ft., and 15/33, 4,309 ft. x 100 ft. With
seven approaches, it is a popular spot
for training and recreational flying. The
airport grill is consistently voted one
of the most popular burger spots in the
area!
BUS SERVICES
Kerrville Bus Station
302 S. First St. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-9231
Greyhound Package Express:
(936) 634-9231
Brazos Transit District
1014 N. John Redditt Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-3055
The Brazos Transit District is one of
the largest and heaviest used rural mass
transit districts in the state. It serves
all of Lufkin and the surrounding areas
and offers a fixed route bus system and
curb to curb service for Lufkin. Housed
at Jennings Station, this beautiful new
transit station is located in the heart of
historic downtown Lufkin.
TAXI SERVICES
Genesis Taxi Cab
(936) 404-8264
Hughes Cab Company
306 Sellers St. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 637-6388
FREIGHT CARRIERS
Greenway Carriers, LLC
3200 Atkinson Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-6374
Haney Trucking, Inc.
1621 N. First St. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-2434
Lee TranServices, Inc.
(936) 632-1925
Midnight Express
721 White Dove | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 671-3277
United Parcel Service
3009 S. John Redditt Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-3122
RAIL SERVICES
Angelina & Neches River Railroad
210 E. Lufkin Ave. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-7795
Union Pacific
101 Herndon St. | Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 634-8323
Fleetwood Transportation
7642 S. US Highway 59 | Burke, TX 75941
(936) 829-4735
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ANGELINA COLLEGE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER. PHOTO
COURTESY OF GARY STALLARD.
ANGELINA COLLEGE PROCUREMENT AND
ASSISTANCE CENTER
The Angelina College Procurement Assistance Center (ACPAC)
was established by Angelina College July 1, 1992 as a non-profit
organization to assist the businesses of East Texas (Texas Forest
Country) in competing for and winning government contracts
from the federal, state, and local government agencies.
(936) 633-5432 | www.acpactx.org
ANGELINA COLLEGE SMALL BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT CENTER (SBDC)
The Angelina College SBDC assists new business owners
and existing businesses raise capital to start and expand
businesses each year. With their expertise in financial
analysis of business ideas, bank presentations, business
plans, accounting and marketing, they can help you answer
all your business questions.
(936) 633-5400 | www.angelina.sbdcnetwork.net
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
The Lufkin/Angelina County Economic Development Team
provides a one-stop shop for development assistance and acts
as a clearinghouse for information that may assist developers
expedite the process of investing in Lufkin/Angelina County.
300 Shepherd | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 633-0221 | www.lufkinedc.com
BUSINESS NAME
From the Secretary of State website (www.sos.tx.us)
Once the legal structure of the business has been determined,
and if a separate business name will be used, the business name
must be registered with the county clerk’s office and/or the
Secretary of State.
www.LufkinTexas.org BUSINESS
Angelina County is a great place to
start your business! We have many
resources to serve businesses of all sizes.
Whether you are a large business looking
to relocate or a resident looking to start a
small business, there is assistance for you.
Be sure to visit these locations to help get
your business off to a successful start.
SECRETARY OF STATE
P.O. Box 12887| Austin, TX 78711-3697
(512) 463-5555 | www.sos.state.tx.us
ANGELINA COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE
215 E. Lufkin Ave., 1st Floor | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-8339
STATE REGISTRATION
All businesses operating in Texas as limited partnerships,
registered limited liability partnerships, limited liability
companies, corporations, professional corporations, nonprofit
corporations, and professional associations must register with
the Secretary of State.
Corporations, limited partnerships, and limited liability
companies organized in other states or countries may transact
business in Texas by obtaining a certificate of authority through
the Secretary of State.
An out-of-state business may also consider the option of
creating a Texas corporation, limited partnership, or limited
liability company for transaction of business in Texas. A name
may not be used by more than one corporation in the state.
Contact the Secretary of State for more information.
SECRETARY OF STATE
P.O. Box 13697 | Austin, TX 78711-3697
(512) 463-5555 | www.sos.state.tx.us
(936) 634-8339
LOCAL REGISTRATION (Assumed Name Certificate)
If the business will operate as a sole proprietorship or a general
partnership, an Assumed Name Certificate or D.B.A. (Doing
Business As) for each name (or deviation of that name) the
business will use must be on file with the county clerk in each
county where a business premise will be maintained. If no
business premise will be maintained, it should be filed in each
county where business will be conducted. If the business will
operate as a corporation, limited partnership, or limited liability
BUSINESS
RESOURCES
company, and the business will be identified by a name other
than the name on file with the Secretary of State, an Assumed
Name Certificate must be filed with the Secretary of State and
each county in which the business will have a registered or
principal office.
(936) 634-8339
LOCAL TAXES / BUSINESS TAXES
If the business owns tangible personal property that is used to
produce income, the property must be reported on a rendition
form to the local county appraisal district, after January 1
and no later than March 31, each year. Business owners must
report all inventories, equipment, and machinery. For additional
information, contact the local county appraisal district.
ANGELINA COUNTY APPRAISAL DISTRICT
418 N. Second St. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-8456
TEXAS LICENSES, PERMITS & REGISTRATIONS
A listing of links relating to acquiring licenses, permits, and
registrations in Texas can be found online at
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E.O. Thompson State Office Building
P.O. Box 12157 | Austin, TX 78711
(800) 803-9202
DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE
Advice is available to Texas employers with 15 or more employees
who maintain workers’ compensation coverage. Employers must
comply with certain drug-free workplace requirements, and are
also subject to federal regulations. These federal regulations
include the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988 and U.S. Department
of Transportation regulations requiring drug and alcohol testing.
TEXAS DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE INITIATIVE
2525 Wallingwood, Bldg. 5 | Austin, TX 78746
(512) 328-1144 or (800) 343-3822
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
The Occupational Safety and Health Consultations (OSHCON)
program is administered by the Texas Workers’ Compensation
Commission. Free on-site safety and health inspections are
available to alert the employer of possible federal Occupational
Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) violations. Employers
with fewer than 150 employees, who take advantage of the free
inspection and meet the federal requirements, will be exempted
from a scheduled inspection for 12 months.
TEXAS WORKERS COMPENSATION COMMISSION
4000 South IH 35 | Southfield Building | Austin, TX 78704
(512) 440-3745
RESOURCES
VOTER REGISTRATION
When registering to vote, an applicant
must be a United States Citizen and
a legal resident of Texas and Angelina
County. Voters must be at least 18
years of age before Election Day, not
a convicted felon (unless a person’s
sentence is completed, including any
probation and parole), and not declared
mentally incapacitated by a court of law.
New residents can register to vote at the
Department of Motor Vehicles when
transferring their driver’s license or at
the Angelina County Tax Office.
ANGELINA COUNTY TAX OFFICE
(936) 634-8376
DRIVER LICENSE
New residents moving into Texas, who
are at least 16 years or older and have a
valid driver license from another state,
have 90 days after entry into the state to
secure a Texas Driver License. All out-ofstate applicants must visit a Texas Driver
License office.
DEPARTMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES
2809 S. John Redditt Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 699-7331
SEAT BELTS
Texas law requires all occupants of a
vehicle, no matter their age, to be secured
by a safety belt, no matter where they are
seated in the vehicle.
Whether you are a young family looking for a place to raise your
children or a retiree looking for a place to spend your golden years,
there is something for everyone in Angelina County. Nestled in the
Pineywoods of East Texas, Angelina County has beautiful forests and
modern amenities including shopping, entertainment, and advanced
medical facilities. Be sure to play it safe when you are out and about by
abiding by all state laws and local ordinances.
This information is designed to help you find your way around when you
are getting settled.
CHILD SEATS
All children younger than 8 years old, who
are shorter than 4 feet, 9 inches, must be
properly secured in a car seat or booster
seat–or drivers face fines. Additional
restraints aren’t required for taller
children.
VEHICLE REGISTRATION
In order to register your vehicle in the
state of Texas you must carry at least the
state minimum liability of $30,000 for
each injured person, up to $60,000 per
accident and $25,000 for property damage
per accident. The basic coverage is called
30/60/25 coverage. The Angelina County
tax assessor-collector office provides
vehicle title and registration services.
(936) 634-8376
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BOAT REGISTRATION
All motorized boats, regardless of length
(motorized boats include boats propelled
by a trolling motor) and all sailboats 14
feet in length or longer or any boats with
an auxiliary engine are required by Texas
law to have current registration. This
includes boats that are docked or moored.
TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE OFFICE
Old Texas Plaza
4100 S. Medford Dr., Ste. 204B | Lufkin, TX
(936) 632-1311
HUNTING LICENSE
A hunting license is required of any
person, regardless of age, who hunts
any animal, bird, frog or turtle in this
state (except furbearers, if the hunter
possesses a trapper’s license). No license
is required for nuisance fur-bearing
animals, depredating hogs or coyotes.
Non-residents under 17 years of age
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may purchase and hunt with the Special
Resident Hunting License. Licenses may
be purchased at all sporting goods stores.
FISHING LICENSE
Anglers who wish to try their hand at
taking fish, clams, mussels, crawfish
or any other aquatic life from Texas’
public waters must have a valid Texas
Fishing License. These fishing licenses are
available beginning the 31st of August
each year. Licenses may be purchased at
all sporting goods stores.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Texas law states that anyone desiring
to enter into a ceremonial marriage
must obtain a marriage license from the
county clerk of any county of this state.
Applicants should be 18 years or older
with valid identification. Blood test or
health certificates are not required to
obtain a license once the application
is filed; there is a mandatory 72-hour
waiting period. After the 72-hour waiting
period is up, the marriage license remains
valid for 30 days.
There is a 30-day waiting period after a
divorce is granted within this state. An
applicant may apply for a license within
the 30 days if the court issues a waiver in
the divorce decree.
(936) 634-8339
BIRTH CERTIFICATES
For births that occurred within the past
75 years, copies of birth certificates can be
requested only by the immediate family
of the person whose name is on the birth
certificate. If you are not an immediate
family member, you must provide legal
documentation, such as a court order,
establishing guardianship that documents
a direct and tangible interest in the
birth certificate. Birth Certificates may
be picked up at the Angelina County
Courthouse.
(936) 634-8339
PET REGULATIONS
Texas law requires all dogs and cats older
than 4 months old to be vaccinated
against rabies annually by a licensed
veterinarian. All dogs within the Lufkin
City Limits must be restrained while
outdoors.
KURTH MEMORIAL ANIMAL SHELTER
1901 Hill St. | Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 633-0218
FA M I LY
ELECTRICITY
AMERICAN ENERPOWER
(936) 637-2995
DEEP EAST TEXAS ELECTRIC CO-OP
(936) 229-4000
ELECTRIC CHOICE
(866) 797-4839
TXU ENERGY (24 HOURS)
WINNIE BERRY HUMANE SOCIETY OF
ANGELINA COUNTY
1102 N. John Redditt Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 639-1880
TAXES
STATE INCOME TAX
Texas does not have an income tax.
INHERITANCE TAX
A Texas Inheritance Tax Return must be
filed with the Comptroller, along with any
tax due, no later than nine months after
the date of death, unless the Comptroller’s
office approves an extension to file and/
or pay. A request for an extension of time
to file and/or pay the Texas Inheritance
Tax Return must be postmarked by the
original due date.
RETAIL SALES TAX
State Retail Tax is 8.25%. Food and
prescription drugs are excluded.
(800) 242-9113
TELEPHONE
CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS
(866) 989-2255
SUDDENLINK
(936) 639-1116
AT&T
1905 Tulane Drive #103B | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 699-3730
ALLCOM AT&T
502 N. Brentwood Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-6090
CELLULAR ONE
4001 S. Medford, Ste. 200 | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 637-7561
VERIZON WIRELESS
2002 S. First St., Ste. 400 | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-6894
PROPERTY TAX
For information on Homestead Exemption
and property taxes contact the following:
INTERNET
1905 Tulane Drive #103B | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 699-3730
(936) 634-8376
COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
306 Harmony Hill Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-2621
CABLE
(866) 989-2255
DOTCOM, LTD
115 N. University Dr. #C |Nacogdoches, TX 75961
(936) 559-0001
(866) 989-2255
AT&T
SUDDENLINK
(936) 639-1116
SUDDENLINK
(936) 639-1116
GOVERNMENT
ELECTED OFFICIALS
FEDERAL
U. S. Congressman Louie Gohmert
1121 ESE Loop 323, Ste. 206
Tyler, TX 75701
(936) 632-3180
ELECTED OFFICIALS
STATE
State Senator Robert Nichols
Lufkin office – 2915 Atkinson Dr.
(936) 699-4988
State Rep. Trent Ashby
Lufkin office – 2915 Atkinson Dr.
(936) 634-2762
ELECTED OFFICIALS
LOCAL
Angelina County Courthouse Annex
606 E. Lufkin Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75902
Angelina County Courthouse
215 E. Lufkin Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75902
Angelina County
Judge Wes Suiter
(936) 634-5413
District Attorney
Art Bauereiss
(936) 632-5090
Angelina County Attorney
Ed Jones
(936) 639-3929
District Clerk
Reba Squyres
(936) 634-4312
Angelina County Clerk
Amy Fincher
(936) 634-8339
Angelina County Treasurer
Deborah Huffman
(936) 634-7312
Police
(936) 829-5586
Diboll Water Dept.
(936) 829-4757
Diboll ISD
(936) 829-4718
Angelina County
Tax Assessor Collector
Thelma Sherman
(936) 634-8376
Angelina County Sheriff
Greg Sanches
(936) 634-3332
City of Hudson
(936) 875-2358
HUDSON
Mayor Robert Smith
(936) 875-2358
Auditor
Eddie Gray
(936) 634-8233
Chief Appraiser
Tim Chambers
(936) 634-8456
Commissioner’s Office
(936) 632-5531
MUNICIPALITIES
CENTRAL/POLLOK
Fire
(936) 633-0356
Police
(936) 633-0356
Central Water Works
(936) 853-2354
ANGELINA COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Central ISD
(936) 853-2216
Fire
(936) 637-4728
DIBOLL
Mayor John McClain
(936) 829-2059
City of Diboll
(936) 829-4757
Fire
(936) 829-5555
Police
(936) 875-3022
Hudson Water Supply
(936) 875-2146
Hudson ISD
(936) 875-9256
FEDERAL COURTHOUSE
Fire
(936) 633-0356
HUNTINGTON
Mayor Frank Harris
(936) 422-4195
Police
(936) 633-0356
City of Huntington
(936) 422-4195
Lufkin ISD
(936) 634-6696
Fire
(936) 633-0356
ZAVALLA
Mayor Kelly Dickinson
(936) 897-3311
Police
(936) 422-4199
City of Zavalla
(936) 897-3311
Four Way Water
(936) 422-4188
Fire
(936) 897-8209
Huntington ISD
(936) 876-4287
Police
(936) 897-8209
LUFKIN
Mayor Bob Brown
(936) 633-0299
Zavalla Water Dept.
(936) 897-3311
City of Lufkin
(936) 634-8881
Zavalla ISD
(936) 897-2301
2704 S. John Redditt Drive
Lufkin, TX 75904
936-634-2255
9475 S. Hwy. 69
Huntington, TX 75949
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H E A LT H C A R E
With excellent medical facilities and healthcare professionals, Lufkin/Angelina County is the
regional healthcare hub for Central East Texas. Lufkin houses medical resources including two major
hospitals, a Veterans Administration outpatient clinic, a long-term acute care hospital, various
specialized treatment facilities, assisted living centers, a hospitality house, and several nursing homes,
making it a destination for quality healthcare and advanced medical technology.
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
CLINIC
The Charles Wilson VA Outpatient
Clinic, located at 2206 N. John Redditt
Dr. in Lufkin, provides board-certified
primary care, surgical and psychiatric
nursing care, radiology testing, pharmacy,
benefits counseling and veterans’ claims
assistance. For more information, call
(936) 637-1342.
SPECIALTY CARE
Angelina County offers an extensive
list of specialized physicians to
provide the best care. Specialty care
includes: Anesthesiology, Cardiology,
Cardiovascular, Clinical Allergy,
Dermatology, Emergency Medicine,
Family Practice, Gastroenterology,
General Surgery, Hyperbaric Medicine,
Infectious Disease, Internal Medicine,
Nephrology, Neurology, Neurological
Surgery, Neonatal Intensive Care Unit,
OB/GYN, Oncology, Ophthalmology,
Oral Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery,
Otolaryngology, Pathology, Pediatrics,
Plastic Surgery, Psychiatry, Podiatry,
Pulmonology, Radiology, Rheumatology,
Thoracic Surgery, Urgent Care Facilities
and Urology.
ADULT DAY CARE
The Salvation Army Adult Day Care
Center in Lufkin provides loving care a
step above what senior citizens might
get at home alone and is an alternative
to a nursing home. Workers at the
8,000-square-foot facility on Shands
Drive, off Hill Street, care for adults age
55 and older in Angelina County and the
surrounding area. The center is located in
close proximity to Lufkin’s two hospitals.
Indoor and outdoor activities provided
are musical and theatrical visiting groups,
www.LufkinTexas.org crafts, dominoes, bingo, indoor golf,
daily devotions, current events, trivia,
exercise, movies, table games and field
trips. A dietician plans breakfast, lunch,
and afternoon snack menus. The center
has medical supervision that includes
a fulltime LVN and a RN consultant. A
visiting beautician provides hair and nail
care. For more information call
(936) 634-1234.
HEALTH DISTRICT
The Angelina County and Cities Health
District was organized by community
leaders in 1967 to protect and promote
public health in Angelina County. Located
at 503 Hill Street in Lufkin, the Health
District offers full service public health
programs as an affiliate of the Texas
Department of State Health Services. For
information call (936) 632-1139.
Services provided include:
• WIC Nutrition Program
• Adult and Children’s Immunization
Program
• STD/HIV & TB Testing & Treatment
• Primary Care Clinic/Pharmacy
• Women’s Health Services & Family
Planning
• Children’s Health Services/Dental
Referral
• Social Services & Behavioral Health
Counseling
• Environmental Services
• Health Education for Chronic Disease
HOSPICE CARE
Angelina County is home to several
excellent hospice care facilities that
provide assistance to patients facing end
of life decisions. Services are provided
to patients and their families in the
patients’ homes and can include medical
assistance, personal assistance, emotional
and spiritual support and bereavement
services for family members.
JOE W. ELLIOTT HOUSE
The Joe W. Elliott House, established
in 1994 as a memorial to Diboll Banker
Joe W. Elliott, is a hospitality ministry,
offering a place for out-of-town patients
and their family members to stay
while receiving medical treatment in
Lufkin. Operate as a joint venture by
Hospice in the Pines and CHI St. Luke’s
Health Memorial, the facility provides
inexpensive lodging, laundry and kitchen
facilities, and necessities that may have
been forgotten by the patient. Located
within walking distance of CHI St. Luke’s
Health Memorial on Gene Samford Dr.
and a short drive from Woodland Heights
Medical Center, staff includes three full
time employees, hospice chaplain, and
many dedicated volunteers. For more
information call (936) 631-3400 or visit
www.joewelliotthouse.com and www.
hospiceinthepines.org.
BLOOD CENTERS
Working hard to save lives, the Angelina
County blood centers provide area
hospitals with an adequate supply of
blood. From blood drives to individual
donations, both the Blood Center of East
Texas and Carter Bloodcare Center accept
donations for all of East Texas.
ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES
Angelina County is home to many
excellent assisted living facilities that
provide supervision or assistance with
day-to-day activities; coordination of
services by outside healthcare providers;
and monitoring of resident activities to
help to ensure their health, safety and
well-being. Area assisted living facilities
range in size from small residential
housing for very few residents up to very
large facilities providing services to many
residents.
H E A LT H C A R E
RESOURCES
EXCEPTIONAL CARE CLOSE TO HOME
• The Area’s Preferred Provider for Emergency,
Inpatient and Outpatient Care Services*
• Temple Cancer Center earned Women’s Choice
Award as one of America’s Best Hospitals for Cancer
Care
CHI ST. LUKE’S HEALTH MEMORIAL
For more than 65 years, CHI St. Luke’s Health Memorial has served
as a beacon of health, hope and commitment to the community. No
longer a stand-alone health system, CHI St. Luke’s Health Memorial
is part of one of the largest health systems in the nation, benefitting
from ties to the St. Luke’s Health system in Houston, Baylor College
of Medicine, Texas Heart Institute and Texas Children’s Hospital.
This affiliation strengthens the organization’s dedication to providing
the utmost in quality health care and enhances its ability to bring
new technology, resources and capital investment to the people of
East Texas.
With facilities in Lufkin, Livingston, and San Augustine, as well as
Memorial Specialty Hospital, the area’s only long-term acute care
facility, CHI St. Luke’s Health Memorial provides more than a quarter
of a million patient services each year. As a valued community
partner, the organization also contributes millions of dollars in
charity care and local support each year. Memorial Clinics physicians
and nurse practitioners – located in Lufkin, Livingston, San
Augustine, Hemphill, Cleveland, Coldspring and Groveton – pride
themselves on delivering exceptional health care in state-of-the-art
facilities that offer the latest in technology and patient comfort.
CHI St. Luke’s Health’s mission is to nurture the healing ministry
of the Church, supported by education and research. Fidelity to the
Gospel urges the physicians, nurses and staff to emphasize human
dignity and social justice as healthier communities are created in East
Texas.
*HealthStream Research, Community Perception Survey 2015
26 | The Guide • New Linear Accelerator and $4.5 million in upgrades
for the treatment of cancer
• Dedicated Heart & Stroke Care Facility
• Earned the Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of
Approval for Advanced Stroke Care
• Accredited Advanced Chest Pain Center with PCI
• Platinum Award for the Treatment of Heart Attack
by the American Heart Association
• Dedicated Inpatient Stroke Unit
• Modern ICU and Progressive Care Units
• Brand new Outpatient Cardiac Cath Lab for
Diagnostic Imaging
• Cardiac Rehabilitation Center and Heart & Vascular
Imaging Center
• 14,000-square-foot Outpatient Therapy Center
• Two state-of-the-art Imaging Centers complete with
PET/CT scanning and two Open Bore MRIs
• Wound Care & Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment Center
• Surgery, complete with two da Vinci HD Robots
• Orthopedic Center earned Women’s Choice Award as
one of America’s Best Hospitals for Orthopedics
• Women’s Center
• Sleep Center
• Infusion Center for IV Therapy, Chemotherapy and
Therapeutic Injections
• Inpatient Therapy
• Polk Education Center for Heart, Stroke and
Diabetes
• Express Lab
• Patient Wellness and Education Center
• Consistently Chosen as the Best Hospital and
Emergency Room by Lufkin Daily News Readers
WOODLAND HEIGHTS MEDICAL CENTER
For almost 100 years, Woodland Heights Medical Center has
been providing quality health care to East Texans. As the first
hospital in Lufkin, Woodland Heights has been at the forefront
of healthcare in East Texas, continually providing the best
in compassionate care and quality. These high standards are
a product of working closely with physicians, staff and the
community to provide the best possible patient care.
The quality service Woodland Heights provides extends to
many of the service lines the facility offers. The hospital
holds The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for
its treatment of Chest Pain and Heart Failure in addition
to Total Hip Replacement & Total Knee Replacement. By
demonstrating compliance with The Joint Commission’s
national standards for health care quality and safety in
disease-specific care, these awards recognize Woodland
Heights’ dedication to continuous compliance with The Joint
Commission’s state-of-the-art standards.
In April 2015, the facility celebrated the opening of The
Orthopedic Center at Woodland Heights, a unit that focuses
specifically on orthopedic patients and getting them back
to life. As the hospital strives to be the preferred Joint
Care provider in deep East Texas, the philosophy of care
is to provide excellence in patient care by collaboration
on continuum of care, patient education and continuous
performance improvement.
Additionally, last October (2015) the facility began a $9.8
million construction project to expand capacity for key service
lines and enhance the patient experience – an upgrade and
addition in the surgery area and an increase in the Neonatal
Intensive Care Unit (NICU) footprint.
“Woodland Heights continues to grow and invest in the East
www.LufkinTexas.org Texas area to serve the medical needs of our patients and
community,” states Kyle Swift, CEO of Woodland Heights.
“We appreciate the continued support of our physicians, staff
and Board of Trustees and their commitment to being the
healthcare provider of choice.”
In the surgery area, the improvements will include enlarging
the outpatient area and the addition of one new surgical suite.
Aesthetic upgrades will be made throughout the clinical care
areas and in the waiting areas used by family members. These
changes will improve efficiency in the surgery department
and allow for continued growth, as this area has seen a steady
increase in the last several years.
The NICU will see the addition of 9 beds that will take the unit
from six beds to 15, with the footprint extending out from
the unit that was opened in 2013. Since the opening, the
physicians and staff in the NICU have cared for more than 200
babies, which is both a financial and emotional relief for all of
those families.
Woodland Heights also takes pride in the education and
affinity programs offered through Senior Circle, a local
organization that provides a wide variety of opportunities for
those 50 and better who are looking to stay active and healthy
in the prime of their lives. Senior Circle delivers a broad range
of “stay healthy, stay engaged” activities ranging from monthly
luncheons, exercise classes, sewing groups, day trips, extended
trips, Bingo, art projects, and more.
With a medical staff of more than 200 physicians, Woodland
Heights offers a comprehensive list of medical and surgical
specialties and treatment modalities and a commitment to
quality patient care. To find out more about our services,
education and affinity programs, visit WoodlandHeights.net.
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ones, choose well. Choose Woodland Heights Medical Center.
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ED U CATI O N
RESOURCES
Educational opportunities for people of all ages and interests can be found in the diverse group of
public, private and higher education facilities in Angelina County. There are six Independent School
districts and multiple privates, charter and alternative schools as well as a junior college that offers
classes for students of all ages. All of the educational formats offer their own unique blend of academics
and extracurricular teachings. Additionally, there are educational opportunities for students who choose
not to follow a traditional education path.
in innovation being the first school district in our area to provide
“one to one” Google Chromebooks for students. Digital tools
LUFKIN ISD
have made a significant impact by changing the way students
The mission of Lufkin ISD is to educate and equip all students for
success through exceptional learning experiences. We accomplish
that success through world- class academics with rigorous and
creative teaching that takes students to another level. Our
Gifted and Talented, PACE, Magnet (STEM), and Dual Language
programs have produced 118 AP Scholars, and countless
Academic All Star Students. Lufkin ISD can meet the needs of
every student to inspire and challenge them whether they are
competitive in sports, choir, accounting, theatre arts, band,
robotics, photography, culinary arts, computer coding, and much
more. At Lufkin ISD, the difference is in the outcome. Students
graduate to something and not just from somewhere. With 98%
of graduating seniors entering college or the military, Lufkin
ISD produces some of the best quality graduates prepared for
our ever-changing world. Lufkin ISD… leading today’s students,
preparing tomorrow’s leaders.
CENTRAL ISD
Central Independent School District is excited about engaging
students in 21st century learning opportunities. Our desire is
to train and equip students through a customized education
plan designed for success in college and/or in the workforce. In
keeping with their individual gifts and talents, we want to help
each student choose the right path for their future. Angelina
College has been a valued partner of Central ISD for many
years. Central High School students can earn between 20 to
30 college-hours with the district paying all tuition and fees.
Also, the district has outstanding co-extracurricular programs
developing well-rounded students. Finally, Central ISD believes
32 | The Guide learn. We understand that whether our students decide to enter
the workforce after high school or plan to continue academic
studies, technology fluency and digital learning skills are crucial
to their success. Central ISD is a great place for students to learn
and grow.
DIBOLL ISD
Diboll Independent School District, as the educational center
of this community, prepares students for the challenges of the
21st century through the collaborative efforts of parents, staff
and community in a safe learning environment. As one of the
leading school districts in the area, Diboll is committed to quality
education for the well-being of all children. The full involvement
and resources of the entire community allow Diboll Independent
School District to provide the education necessary to meet the
challenges of the 21st century. Their dedication to education
makes Diboll the most desirable place to live in East Texas.
HUDSON ISD
Hudson ISD’s vision is to build on the exemplary and continue
to be a quality, well-rounded academic environment that
recognizes the diversity, talents and interests of its students. The
community is extremely supportive in providing quality facilities
that support this new vision. Hudson has a strong partnership
with Angelina College, promoting post-secondary opportunities.
Students are enrolled in many dual credit classes on the college
campus, as well as on-line courses accessed from the campus.
This partnership has expanded to the career programs. In 2009,
LUFKIN HIGH SCHOOL
Hudson ISD became the first public high
school to offer a LVN Program on its high
school campus. Hudson’s new vision will
build on this pathway, opening additional
career certification opportunities for its
students.
HUNTINGTON ISD
Huntington Independent School District
focuses on providing excellence in
education for all students. The District
provides programs to prepare students
for success at school and in future
endeavors with emphasis on achieving
tomorrow’s excellence today. Take a
moment to learn about Huntington;
and because there is no substitute for
personal experience, they welcome you
to set up an appointment to visit one of
their campuses.
ZAVALLA ISD
Zavalla ISD works hard to bring the
past, present, and future together to
make ZISD a success. Zavalla ISD is an
upwardly evolving school district that
has taken tremendous strides recently.
The community is forward thinking and
supportive of the district’s endeavors.
The two campuses are comprised of a
faculty and staff of the highest quality
who are committed to all students
achieving beyond their own imaginations.
The Board of Trustees have set ZISD on
a course for progress and they continue
to strive for excellence. Zavalla ISD
endorses academic achievement for every
student and promotes extracurricular
success for all programs. Recent
expansions in technology have allowed
for 1:1 technology in grades 3-5 and the
creation of a Google Chromebook lab for
high school students. The new athletic
complex is used by the community on a
daily basis for walking and jogging, as
well as for PE classes and athletic teams.
www.LufkinTexas.org STATE CHAMPION LUFKIN PANTHER SOCCER TEAM. PHOTO COURTESY OF SEAN DUPRE.
ZISD schools are small enough to make
personal connections and the offers of
great opportunities for children to learn
in a safe, nurturing environment. The
parents, community members, churches,
and local businesses of Zavalla are
devoted to the success of all students
by facilitating in the creation of a solid
academic foundation for their children.
CRIMSON CHRISTIAN ACADEMY
Crimson Christian Academy is currently
serving the East Texas area by providing
K-12 education and is accredited by ACTS
and recognized by TEPSAC. Crimson
Christian Academy partners with families
to provide a biblically-based, Christian
worldview curriculum challenging each
student to achieve their highest spiritual,
academic, creative, and athletic potential
for the glory of God. Crimson Christian
Academy is located at 7020 S. Hwy 59 in
Burke, TX.
PINEYWOODS COMMUNITY
ACADEMY
Pineywoods Community Academy is an
open enrollment public charter school
that opened its doors in 1998. Located at
602 South Raguet in Lufkin, Pineywoods
offers a comprehensive elementary
and secondary education program. For
the 2015-2016 school year, the school
serves 970 students in Pre-Kindergarten
through 12th grade. Designated an
Early College High School by the Texas
Education Agency, Pineywoods students
spend part of their day at Angelina
College beginning in grade 9 where they
have the opportunity to take dual credit
classes that allow students to earn high
school and college credit at the same time.
Transportation is provided for students
from Pineywoods to the Angelina College
campus. Students who begin the program
in grade 9 have an opportunity to
graduate with both a high school diploma
and up to 60 college hours including an
Associate Degree from Angelina College.
STUBBLEFIELD LEARNING
CENTER
Beth and Horace Stubblefield Learning
Center is an accredited non-traditional
high school focusing on dropout
recovery and prevention. In 1996,
E D U C ATI O N
our participating districts (Central, Diboll, Hudson, Lufkin
and Zavalla) and the Lufkin/Angelina County Chamber of
Commerce formed a cooperative that created our self-paced
environment for retaining and educating students. This
partnership allows “at-risk” students between the ages of 16
and 21 who are no longer in school, are credit deficient and/or
are in danger of dropping out, a “second chance” to earn a high
school diploma from their home district. The program is based
on flexibility and personalized self-paced courses. All basic
academic courses plus a variety of vocational classes are offered
at Stubblefield Learning Center. Our unique program gives
individuals over the age of 21 an opportunity to earn a diploma
from the district in which they live. Community leaders,
educators, local businesses, organizations and foundations
continue to work together to maintain a program that gives “atrisk” students a “second chance” to gain skills and knowledge
that qualifies them for employment, further education and/or
career advancement.
ST. CYPRIAN’S EPISCOPAL SCHOOL
St. Cyprian’s Episcopal School was established in 1955. We
provide an extraordinary learning experience to a diverse
student population in a Christian environment. Passionate
teachers and staff provide a academic rigor, engaging
instruction and innovative curriculum in a nurturing
environment. Specialty classes of art, music, technology,
and environmental science allow students to develop skills
of teamwork, creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking. Call
today for a tour at (936) 632-1720, or visit our website at www.
saintcyprians.org. St. Cyprian’s Episcopal School is accredited
by the state of Texas and the Southwestern Association of
Episcopal Schools.
ST. PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL
St. Patrick is a co-educational Catholic school serving students
of all faiths in grades Pre-K3 through 8th. St. Patrick’s
offers exceptional educational opportunities to students in
Angelina and surrounding counties and are dedicated to their
spiritual, academic and physical development. The school’s
programs emphasize religious education, advanced curriculum,
technology and physical fitness and teaches students the skills
that empower them to excel in today’s society.
ANGELINA COLLEGE
Angelina College offers 2-year Associate of Arts, Associate of
Science, and Associate of Applied Science degrees, along with
certificates of completion in more than 60 different fields of
study. The college is a two-year institution founded in 1968,
and has upgraded its educational facilities to include offcampus centers in Jasper, Livingston and Crockett. AC is highly
regarded for its health care, technical and industrial training
programs. In addition, AC’s Distance Learning programs
allow students to “attend” classes from areas throughout
East Texas. Many of the college’s students complete their
education at Stephen F. Austin State University, only 20 miles
away in neighboring Nacogdoches. Angelina College’s credit
enrollment is now well over the 5,000 mark. The college offers
both transfer and vocational classes at an affordable cost.
Community Services’ short courses are available for continuing
education geared toward providing job skills and for recreation.
TEXAS BIBLE COLLEGE
Texas Bible College offers courses of study in Theology,
Christian Music and Christian Education. The curriculum for
the courses of study has been developed over the fifty-two-year
history of the college. Freshman, junior and senior courses are
offered on campus. Correspondence courses are also available.
The sixty-acre TB campus offers fresh air, security, and
beautiful, clean facilities. We offer a two year Associates Degree
and a four year Bachelor Degree in Theology, Christian Music,
Christian Education and Missions.
ADULT LEARNING CENTER
The Adult Learning Center provides free classes for adults
wanting to achieve their GED, learn English/English literacy
civics; and/or prepare for college. Online instruction is
available.
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Since 1968, thousands of people of every age have
discovered why Angelina College is such a great place
to start. Whether you’re looking for classes for an associate’s degree or university transfer, or courses toward
certification in a specific skill, AC offers education and
training in more than 60 fields of study.
Now it’s your turn to get off to
your own great start.
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Angelina County and its residents are known for their service to the community and giving spirit. As a
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civic organizations. Below is a list of local non-profit and civic organizations. Feel free to contact them and find
ways to become an active member of our community!
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Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 633-2638
ANGELINA ARTS ALLIANCE
P.O. Box 152634
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 633-5234
ANGELINA BEAUTIFUL/CLEAN, INC.
1615 S. Chestnut
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-5326
ANGELINA COUNTY HEART ALLIANCE
P.O. Box 150431
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 699-2665
BUCKNER CHILDREN & FAMILY
SERVICES
3402 Daniel McCall #21
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 637-3300
CASA OF THE PINES, INC.
317 E. Shepherd Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-6725
CHRISTIAN INFORMATION &
SERVICE CENTER (CISC)
P.O. Box 2621
Lufkin, TX 75902
(936) 634-2857
CRIME STOPPERS OF LUFKIN
300 E. Shepherd Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-8477
DEEP EAST TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF
BUILDERS
304 S. Timberland Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 875-3000
EAST TEXAS FUN BUNCH, INC.
1305 Tulane Dr.
ANGELINA COUNTY LADIES LIONS CLUB Lufkin, TX 75901
1411 Turtle Cr., Ste. B
(936) 553-8475
Lufkin, TX 75904
EAST TEXAS HUMAN RESOURCES
(936) 635-6714
ASSOCIATION
ANGELINA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUB P.O. Box 1305
P.O. Box 153305
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 634-1979
ANGELINA ROTARY CLUB
P.O. Box 150131
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 414-2840
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-1351
EAST TEXAS REGIONAL
DEVELOPMENT CO.
3800 Stone Rd.
Kilgore, TX 75662
(903) 984-8641
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA/EAST TEXAS FAMILY CRISIS CENTER
AREA COUNCIL
2401 Davisville Rd.
THE PREGNANCY HELP CENTER
GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
301 Hill St.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 632-8838
GREATER EAST TEXAS COMMUNITY
ACTION PROGRAM
103 E. Bremond
Lufkin, TX 75902
(936) 693-4787
2425 Brentwood
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-8445
HAROLD’S HOUSE
109 Temple Blvd.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-1999
HOSPICE IN THE PINES
1504 W. Frank Avenue
Lufkin, TX 75904-3314
(936) 632-1514
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT
P.O. Box 151952
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 632-0490
JUNIOR LEAGUE OF LUFKIN
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-1681
P.O. Box 151812
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 635-7369
BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF
DEEP EAST TEXAS
FRIENDS OF ELLEN TROUT ZOO
KEEP LUFKIN BEAUTIFUL
941 Tower Rd.
Nacogdoches, TX 75961
(936) 560-6844
36 | The Guide 1615 S. Chestnut St.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-6644
LUFKIN COMMUNITY PARTNERS
P. O. Box 153341
Lufkin, TX 75915
LUFKIN DREAM CENTER
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF ANGELINA 3896 FM 2496
Lufkin, TX 75901
COUNTY, INC.
1331 E. Fifth St.
Tyler, TX 75701
(903) 597-7201
402 Zoo Circle
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 633-0399
LUFKIN/ANGELINA COUNTY CHAMBER
OF COMMERCE
1615 S. Chestnut
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-5326
(936) 875-4176
LUFKIN HOST LIONS CLUB
121 Herndon
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-7445
LUFKIN LANDSCAPE TASK FORCE
P.O. Box 190
Lufkin, TX 75902
(936) 632-2712
LUFKIN PRO DAY GROUP
P.O. Box 154652
Lufkin, TX 75915
(936) 633-0205
PHYSICIANS OF EAST TEXAS, L.L.C.
111-B Gaslight Blvd.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 637-7638
PILOT CLUB OF LUFKIN
(936) 639-3600
PREGNANCY HELP CENTER OF LUFKIN
401 Gaslight Blvd.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 632-9292
T. L. L. TEMPLE FOUNDATION
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
THE COALITION
HARMONY HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
THE JOSEPH HOUSE
LUFKIN FIRST ASSEMBLY
THE MOSAIC CENTER
LUFKIN’S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
TOP LADIES OF DISTINCTION, INC.
LUFKIN FIRST CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
109 Temple Blvd.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-5197
109 Temple Blvd.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-9308
5783 FM 841
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-2288
601 N. First Street
Lufkin, TX 75901-3007
(936) 639-5068
1128 Sayers St.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 639-1951
UNITED WAY OF ANGELINA COUNTY
1019 E. Denman Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-3203
607 Jane Way Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 634-3711
2708 South Chestnut
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-1350
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-3540
106 E. Bremond
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-3386
1604 S. Medford
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-9443
LUFKIN FIRST UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
805 E. Denman Ave.
TX 75901
WINNIE BERRY HUMANE SOCIETY OF Lufkin,
(936) 639-3141
ANGELINA COUNTY
1102 N. John Redditt Dr.
NEW ZION BAPTIST CHURCH OF
Lufkin, TX 75902
LUFKIN, TEXAS INC.
(936) 639-1880
WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS
539 S. Chestnut, Ste. 300
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-3141
1202 Cain St.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 634-6759
ST. ANDREW CATHOLIC CHURCH
CHURCHES
1611 Feagin
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-9100
CHRIST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
ST. CYPRIAN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
104 West Shepherd
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-2009
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 639-1253
EASTVIEW UNITED PENTECOSTAL
CHURCH
ST. PAUL’S UNITED METHODIST
CHURCH
1407 North Medford
Lufkin, TX 75902
(936) 632-3525
1505 S. John Redditt
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 634-7810
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
TEXAS DISTRICT UPC
1300 S. First Street
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-8341
www.LufkinTexas.org 4109 S. First
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-7718
C U LT U R E
&ARTS
RESOURCES
In their free time, the citizens of Lufkin and Angelina County like to participate in the many
art, music, and cultural events offered throughout the year. With museums, live music, community
events and shows, there is something for everyone in Angelina County.
ANNUAL
EVENTS
ANGELINA BENEFIT RODEO
The Angelina Benefit Rodeo takes place
during the last week of April every year
and is hosted by the Lufkin Host Lions
Club. The Rodeo has grown in popularity
over the years due to the talent of
participants it continues to draw in,
bringing in some of the top riders in
the nation. In 2015, The Professional
Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA)
recognized the Angelina Benefit Rodeo
as one of the top five rodeos in its class
in the entire nation. The proceeds earned
from the event are donated back into
the community with the Lufkin State
Supported Living Center being the biggest
benefactor.
ANGELINA COUNTY FAIR
For 67 years the Angelina County Fair
has been a place for the youth of our
community to showcase the hard work
of over 1,000 projects. Hundreds of
students exhibit livestock, arts and crafts,
and ag mechanic projects, as well as
cakes, cookies, and desserts in an effort
to win the title of Grand Champion in
each category. Winning exhibits are
auctioned off to buyers on the Saturday of
the Fair with proceeds from the auction
funding future projects and college for
many exhibitors. Our Fair continues to
grow each year with the support of our
generous community bringing family
entertainment for all to enjoy.
CATTLE BARON’S GALA
The Cattle Baron’s Gala is an American
Cancer Society fundraiser that is held
annually in the fall. The event includes live
music, food and drinks, dancing, live and
silent auctions, raffles and much more.
38 | The Guide Funds raised at the event go toward local
services and cancer research.
LUFKIN’S BISTRO
Lufkin’s Bistro is East Texas’ most elegant
outdoor wining and dining experience.
Come enjoy live music downtown
under the stars and treat yourself to
domestic beers and wines, food from the
area’s finest restaurants and caterers.
Pineywoods Purgatory participants get
a stay and play discount, so make the
weekend of it! See you downtown on
October 1, 2016.
LUFKIN LANDSCAPE TASK
FORCE ANNUAL GALA
Lufkin Landscape Task Force Annual
Gala is a ‘Taste of (different country
each year)”. This is a fundraiser to
enhance the beauty of our community.
LLTF’s accomplishments have been
landscaping the entrance to Ellen Trout
Zoo, renovation of Chambers Park, cosponsoring entrance to George Henderson
Expo Center, developing Louis Bronaugh
Park with the Amphitheater and Spirit of
America Garden, and Gaslight Blvd. This
exciting event includes food, drinks, live
music, silent and live auctions.
GARLAND L. PARISE
PINEYWOODS PURGATORY
Started in 1991 by Garland L. Parise, the
Pineywoods Purgatory Bike Ride takes
place on the first Saturday in October and
serves as a memorial to his memory. It
has become one of the premier bicycling
events in the state. There are 4 routes
(100, 72, 50 and 25 miles) that take
riders through some of the best scenery
and most challenging hills in East Texas.
The event is managed by the George H.
Henderson, Jr. Exposition Center along
with numerous volunteers. Each rest stop
on the route is hosted by local businesses,
who compete annually for bragging rights
and a trophy for “Best Rest Stop”. The
ride benefits the George H. Henderson,
Jr. Exposition Center and the Horace and
Beth Stubblefield Learning Center, to help
underprivileged Angelina County students
receive a high school diploma.
TEXAS STATE FOREST FESTIVAL
www.TexasStateForestFestival.com
The Texas State Forest Festival is an
annual event of the Lufkin/Angelina
County Chamber of Commerce. Generally
held at the end of September, this
five-day festival attracts more than
25,000 visitors each year to the George
H. Henderson, Jr. Exposition Center
in Lufkin, Texas. The festival includes
entertainment, commercial vendors, great
food, competitions, a petting zoo, and a
carnival. Proceeds from the event support
the Lufkin/ Angelina County Chamber
of Commerce, Angelina Beautiful/Clean,
the George H. Henderson, Jr. Exposition
Center and the Texas Forestry Museum.
PLACES
ANGELINA ARTS ALLIANCE
(936) 633-5454
www.AngelinaArts.org
The mission of the Angelina Arts Alliance
is to enrich, entertain, and educate by
bringing live professional performing
arts events to East Texas and Lufkin/
Angelina County. Established as a 501
(c) 3 in 2001, and using the 900 plus
seat Temple Theatre as their primary
venue, the Arts Alliance has presented
over 100 major events featuring artists
from all over the globe. Celebrities and
world-class performers who have graced
ANGELINA COUNTY FAIR
the stage at the Temple Theatre venue
include Kenny Rogers, The Texas Tenors,
Disney’s Beauty and the Beast, STOMP,
Vince Gill, Canada’s Royal Winnipeg
Ballet… and the list goes on and on. The
Schooltime Series, Family Fun Day, and
Educational Outreach Series bring the
world of performing arts to the youth of
Angelina County- opening the eyes, the
imaginations, and the minds of children
many of which might not otherwise
have the opportunity to experience
live, professional theatre. Schooltime
Series programming follows Texas public
schools grade specific curriculum as well
as National Science Education Standards
for emphasis on STEM/STEAM learning.
Season subscriptions for the Premier
Series are available at the Temple Theater
box office, on the Angelina College
campus, every spring. Subscriber benefits
include priority seating and discounts on
additional single ticket purchases. For a
season brochure or more information call
the box office at (936) 633-5454.
BRONAUGH PARK
(936) 633-0250
www.CityofLufkin.com
Louis Bronaugh Park, formerly City Hall
Park, was renamed on June 6, 2006
after longtime Lufkin Mayor Louis
Bronaugh. It is one of Lufkin’s newest
park facilities. It is located across
Charlton from City Hall. The park is an
excellent facility for public ceremonies.
The City of Lufkin, in conjunction with
the Landscape Task Force dedicated
the bronze eagle sculpture in Bronaugh
Park on September 11, 2002. The
the newly dedicated bronze eagle in
Bronaugh Park was designed by Edd
Hayes to memorialize all the people
www.LufkinTexas.org who lost their lives on September 11,
2001. On February 1, 2004, the Lufkin
Landscape Task Force hosted a Memorial
service to commemorate the first
anniversary of the Columbia disaster at
Bronaugh Park. A memorial marker and
flag were dedicated.
DOWNTOWN LUFKIN
(936) 633-0206
www.CityofLufkin.com
Downtown Lufkin is the site of many
dining establishments, unique retail
shops and antique collections. Also, a
historic walking tour reveals the history
of Lufkin. Don’t miss the beautiful murals
painted by Lance Hunter throughout the
downtown area. Five murals each depict
historic businesses or tales of Lufkin. At
City Hall, you’ll find the Medford Western
Art Collection, which features beautiful
western art.
ELLEN TROUT ZOO
402 Zoo Circle| Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 633-0399
www.EllenTroutZoo.com
Acclaimed as one of the finest small
city zoos in the nation, Ellen Trout Zoo
provides homes to nearly 800 wild and
exotic creatures from around the world.
At the park, you can ride a miniature
pre-Civil War train replica around the lake
and through the beautiful pine trees.
MAINSTREET LUFKIN
(936) 633-0205
www.MainStreetLufkin.com
Main Street Lufkin is a community
development organization and works
to improve economic management and
strengthen public participation by making
downtown a fun place to live, work, shop
and play. Main Street Lufkin produces
several annual events throughout the year
which attract thousands, among these are
the Annual Downtown Hoedown Festival,
Downtown Halloween Trick or Treat and
the festive Main Street Lufkin Lighted
Christmas Parade. For more information
contact Barbara Thompson, Main Street
director at (936) 633-0205.
MUSEUM OF EAST TEXAS
503 N. Second St. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-4434
www.metlufkin.org
The Museum of East Texas explores art
and history through exhibitions, lectures,
performances, classes and publications.
The museum was founded in 1976 and is
one of the first museums in East Texas.
NARANJO MUSEUM OF
NATURAL HISTORY
(936) 639-3466
www.NaranjoMuseum.org
The Naranjo Museum of Natural History
is a source of discovery and inspiration for
East Texas families and as a permanent
home for the Naranjo Collection. The
museum collects and cares for specimens
and artifacts that document the history
of life on Earth. It was founded to create
an educational experience that fosters
family learning and nurtures interaction
between children and our shared history.
TEXAS FORESTRY MUSEUM
1905 Atkinson Dr. | Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-9535
www.TreeTexas.com
The Texas Forestry Museum, the only
C U LT U R E
&ARTS
RESOURCES
one of its kind in Texas, features the
development of the forest industry since
the late 1800’s. Historic collections allow
visitors to discover what life was like in
early sawmill towns. Hands-on exhibits
engage young visitors, too!
THE PINES THEATRE
Built in 1925, by builder/architect W.P
Berry, the new Pines Theatre was the
center of Lufkin’s social gatherings. The
Pines was initially used as a vaudeville
theater and playhouse. The first Grand
THE HISTORY CENTER
Opening was September 9, 1925 and the
102 N. Temple | Diboll, TX 75941
theatre was closed sometime in the 1960’s
(936) 829-3543
or 1970’s. In 1988 the theatre was added
www.TheHistoryCenterOnline.com
to the National Register of Historic Places
The History Center is a free-to-the-public
and in 2007 the City of Lufkin purchased
history and archives center that collects,
The Pines. December 1, 2012 the City of
preserves, and provides access to the
Lufkin re-opened the doors of The Pines
history of East Texas for the benefit
Theatre with a grand opening cocktail event
and enjoyment of present and future
featuring Irish tenor Paul Byrom. A new
generations. Research holdings include
manuscripts, newspapers, books, business history is being created and events of all
and local government records, maps, audio types from movies and plays to concerts
and socials are hosted at the theatre. For
and video materials, and more than one
information on booking the Pines contact
million photographs. Indoor and outdoor
(936) 633-0297 and to purchase tickets to
exhibits highlight the archival collections
and include a fully accessible 1920 Baldwin The Pines Presents Series call (936) 633steam locomotive and a 1948 caboose.
0349 or go to www.ThePinesLufkin.com.
LOCAL CELEBRATIONS
TEXAS STATE FOREST FESTIVAL
JANUARY
MAY
SEPTEMBER
DECEMBER
• Chamber Banquet
• Cinco De Mayo Festival
• Expo Party
• Diboll Tamale Festival
• Zoo Brew
• Texas State Forest Festival
• An Evening in Old Bethlehem
• Texas Forestry Museum
Christmas at the Company Store
• Texas Forestry Museum
Santa Claus Express and
Trail of Lights
• Museum of East Texas
Family Day
• Yule Love Lufkin
• CASA Home Tour
FEBRUARY
• Corks & Forks
• Angelina County Fair
• Bull Bash
JUNE
• Heritage Festival
• Neches River Rendezvous
• Tee It Up for Teachers Golf
Tournament
APRIL
JULY
MARCH
• AB/C Clay Tournament
• Angelina County Benefit Rodeo
• Downtown Hoedown
• Women in Red Luncheon
• Angelina County Science
& Tech Fair
• Family Day at the Zoo
• City of Lufkin Fireworks
Extravaganza
AUGUST
• Community Impact Awards
OCTOBER
• Pineywoods Purgatory
• Cattle Baron’s Gala
• Main Street Trick or Treat
• Power of Pink Luncheon
• VFW Carnival
• Lufkin’s Bistro
• Diboll Day
NOVEMBER
• Pineywoods Veterans
Celebration & Parade
• Santa arrives in Lufkin Mall
• Rudolph Pumping Unit
Lighting Ceremony
• Main Street Lufkin Lighted
Christmas Parade
FOR A COMPLETE LISTING OF EVENTS GO TO WWW.LUFKINTEXAS.ORG/CALENDAR
& SHOPPING
ENTERTAINMENT
With a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment, you don’t have to look very far to have a
good time in Angelina County. Lufkin has many entertainment options including movie theatres, live
performance theatre, museums, bowling, skating, shopping and dining. No matter the occasion, you are
sure to have a fun filled experience.
PHOTO COURTESY OF SARAH HARBUCK
From locally owned restaurants serving up home cooked
meals to national chains of all kinds there is something for
everyone. Grab a cup of coffee on the way to work or dine at
one of the local restaurants on your lunch break. You are sure
to find the answer to whatever you are craving.
If you’re looking for great shopping, then you have come to
the right place. As the shopping hub for Angelina County,
Lufkin is an excellent place to shop, dine, socialize and
participate in local events. Spend time shopping in any of the
shopping districts or grab a bite to eat at one of the many
restaurants. With more than a dozen different shopping
districts to explore, opportunities are available to sample the
diverse collection of anything from large retail to one-of-akind shops. You’ll find clothing, jewelry, home furnishings,
skin care products and services, kids’ educational activities,
toys and games, art, books, food, gifts and much, much
more!
Theatre. There’s always something going on downtown, so be
sure to participate in the many excellent celebrations like the
Downtown Hoedown, Corks and Forks, Lufkin’s Bistro and
more.
For a great night on the town, the Angelina Arts Alliance
presents live professional performing arts to the Lufkin
community with top musical artists, dance companies and
national tours of Broadway musicals. Be sure to check out
their schedule at www.AngelinaArts.org
Don’t forget to visit Downtown Lufkin while you are
shopping. Designated as a Main Street City, Downtown
Lufkin has a large variety of specialty shops, including
furniture stores, antique shops, clothing stores and more.
Enjoy dinner at Restoration Wine Bar and check out the
new improvements including the recently completed Pines
G R E A T PLACES
ARELY’S CAKES &
ARRANGEMENT
611 S. Chestnut
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-2335
ANGELIC CUPCAKES
539 S. Chestnut, Ste. 200
Lufkin, TX 75901
(713) 225-3748
www.angelic-cupcakes.net
BODACIOUS BAR-B-Q
521 S. Timberland Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 637-6000
BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS #1 –
LUFKIN
301 S. Chestnut
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 637-7086
LUFKIN
816 N. Timberland Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-3715
LUFKIN
CASA OLE’ RESTAURANT
GRANDOUGH BAKING COMPANY
MARTERES TEA ROOM
SONIC DRIVE-IN
2115 S. First Street
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-2653
1705 Feagin Dr., Ste. C
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 632-1005
www.grandough.com
3157 Ted Trout Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 875-6200
407 Hwy. 69 South
Huntington, TX 75949
(936) 876-2849
IHOP #1474
MOE’S SOUTHWEST GRILL
TACO CASA
1920 E Denman Ave.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 899-7101
1517 South First St.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-1800
ORANGE LEAF
TAMI’S BISTRO
1430 N. Temple Dr.
Diboll, TX 75941
(936) 829-4141
4505 S. Medford, Ste. 307
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 632-0011
www.orangeleafyogurt.com
1905 Tulane Dr., Ste. J.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(585)802-8302
JOE’S ITALIAN GRILL & PASTA
OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE
1901 S. First St.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 899-7055
2206 S. First St.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-4616
www.outback.com
2950 John Redditt
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 699-5080
CHEDDAR’S CASUAL CAFE
3901 S. Medford Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 639-0001
CHICK-FIL-A AT SOUTH LOOP
CROSSING
4605 S. Medford
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 634-2237
www.cfarestaurant.com/
southloopcrossing.com
CHICK-FIL-A LUFKIN MALL
4600 S. Medford #1262
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 632-2333
www.chick-fila.com/
lufkinmall
CHICKEN EXPRESS
3711 S. Medford Dr.
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 637-0070
CHILI’S GRILL AND BAR
1807 W. Frank St.
Lufkin, TX 75904
(936) 639-3128
4115 S. Medford Drive
Lufkin, TX 75901
(936) 633-6800
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