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Stay Safe. Stay off the Tracks. That s the message from the St. Mary Parish Sheriff s Office to the people they serve as people getting killed while out on the railroad tracks is trending upward. And our selfie culture has a part to play in these fatalities. In a Facebook post on the St. Mary Parish Sheriff s Office page, Sheriff Blaise Smith notes that people in search of that perfect selfie or portrait are getting on train tracks, especially in the last few years. , says Sheriff Smith in the press release, also noting that trains can be deceptive. Train tracks are a VERY dangerous place to take pictures, video, and walk on. ....
Hunters load up for final week of East Texas deer season By Bob Hallmark | December 27, 2020 at 8:24 PM CST - Updated December 28 at 1:03 AM TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - It’s the final week of deer season here in East Texas, as hunters make their last attempt to ‘bag the limit’. Gauging how successful the season has been is usually connected to processors and taxidermists, and this year has been a good one. From the rush to start deer hunting season in November, to this last week, game wardens say hunters have come out in near record numbers. “We’ve seen a tremendous amount of hunters. I think a lot of that has to do with the Covid. People not working and a lot of kids not in school,” says Smith county game warden Chris Webb. ....