We love this picture taken in Nacogdoches County captioned "I tried to catch some fog but I mist" by Felicia Stanfield #ScenicSaturday

Panda Express on North Street is officially open! Stop by and grab lunch!

Even our fire engines are having a hard time fighting off the love bugs this season! Thanks Robbie Anthony for sharing this crazy (and only slightly yucky) video!

Lera Millard Thomas, a Nacogdoches native, was the wife of former U.S. Congressman Albert Thomas who served Harris County for 29 years. After the death of her husband in 1966, Mrs. Thomas was elected to complete his term, thus becoming the first woman from Texas to serve in the U.S. Congress. In 1968 she returned to Nacogdoches and embarked upon this remarkable preservation project. She stepped in to save some of the county's finest historic structures as well as creating a place to house her extensive antique collection. #nacfactfriday

Check out this week's schedule for Channel 21! To watch our channel, click here: https://www.ci.nacogdoches.tx.us/1200/Channel-21

The #cityofnac is expecting heavy rainfall. Please exercise caution if roads in our community are covered with water. This page will be your resource if we have to close roads locally. Please check back for updates throughout the next few days. In the event we experience many road closures, we will continually update ONE post in order to streamline information for the public.

It's hard to believe that there was a time that the SFA Football field was in the middle of what is now main campus! Thank you "Remember in Nacogdoches When.." page for sharing this gem with us! #ThrowbackThursday

We are so excited for the City of Nacogdoches' mattress recycling partnership with Gubba and Dangy Vintage Finds! These ladies take the mattresses disposed of by our citizens and make them into fun pieces of decor saving an immeasurable amount of space in our landfill. (Photo credit of these great pieces goes to Gubba and Dangy Vintage Finds)

The Nacogdoches Public Library does so much for our community! Stop by and pick a new book to read, or sign up for a class to learn a new skill! The library has fun and engaging activities for all ages! One Book, One City is a new annual campaign aimed at reaching out to citizens where they live, work and play. Everyone is encouraged to read the same book, True Grit by Charles Portis. October will kick off a month long series of events with the partnership of local organizations. In addition to conventional book discussions, programs such as exhibits, demonstrations, film screenings, parties, and more will be offered for all ages and interests. Call the library for more details!

We can't wait for the Movie in the Park this weekend! Join us in Festival Park Friday night to watch Moana! Hope to see you there!

Get excited about reading! One Book, One City is a new annual campaign aimed at reaching out to citizens where they live, work and play. Everyone is encouraged to read the same book, True Grit by Charles Portis. October will kick off a month long series of events with the partnership of local organizations. In addition to conventional book discussions, programs such as exhibits, demonstrations, film screenings, parties, and more will be offered for all ages and interests. We will also provide related reading suitable for younger readers, as well as teaching materials for teachers and book club leaders. *This program is made possible in part by a grant from Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment of the Humanities.

Don't forget today at the City of Nacogdoches Public Library will host a solar eclipse viewing party on Monday, August 21st from 12:30-1:15 pm. A limited supply of solar eclipse glasses will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis. This event is free to the public! #cityofnac