The Palestine Herald, Palestine, Texas

MOVIE REVIEW: Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant: Worth the ticket price
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant is an entertaining film. Based on the book series by Darren Shan, it chronicles the bizarre journey of a stereotypical modern-day high school student as he is sucked into a world peopled by vampires and other unusual beings.
Palestine receives 2010 National Main Street Recognition
The Texas Historical Commission and the National Trust for Historic Preservation recognized Palestine as one of the 56 National Main Street Cities of the 88 Texas cities in the Texas Main Street Program. The announcement was made on Wednesday in Tyler at the Texas Downtown Association Annual meeting.
Norwood Heights serving as Operation Christmas Child drop-off
Christmas is arriving early all over Palestine, as Norwood Heights Baptist Church prepares to serve as a collection point for Operation Christmas Child. With the help of local volunteers, the site will be brimming with festively wrapped shoe boxes full of gifts.
MOVIE REVIEW: Where the Wild Things Are Is Monstrous
“Where the Wild Things Are” is depressing, dull and dysfunctional.
Red River rilvary football game weekend
College is all about the experiences, right? That's what you hear, and I've been trying to take full advantage of that saying during my time at UT. I'm in my senior year, although I might be here for much longer (grad school, another story for another time).
Vandalism not tolerated in our community
A few weeks ago Doug Lowe, Anderson County District Attorney, called a town hall meeting to address the city wide issue of graffiti. Calling this meeting was brave because you can imagine the only people that attended, other than city or governmental officials, were our local citizens that had fallen victim of others defacing their personal property. This week PISD also became a victim of the same vandalism.
Don't forget about your pets on Halloween
Leaving your pets outside on Halloween is not a good idea. There are plenty of tales of malicious people who tease, injure, steal, torture and even kill pets on Halloween. Not to mention that dogs and cats can scare easily with all the trick-or-treaters coming to your house. Here are some tips to keep your pets safe on Halloween:
Preserve America/Main Street Reassessment successful
The Preserve America/Texas Main Street Reassessment on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 was a phenomenal success.
Should news organizations police online comments?
A horrible incident occurred on the UT campus this past week. On Monday, it was made known that a student jumped to his death from the seventh floor of a parking garage in west campus.

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