Representatives with 3D join The Blend to talk about the latest drink on the market.

Representatives with 3D join The Blend to talk about the latest drink on the market.

By Scott Harvey

Bonham – During its regular meeting Monday, the Bonham ISD discussed plans for a possible bond election.

Board members are to be contacted about available dates to hold a workshop to discuss an election. Details from the workshop will be presented during the district's regular board meeting on August 17.

By Scott Harvey

Greenville – Three people are arrested on drug charges following a traffic stop along Interstate 30 in Greenville.

The incident occurred at around 4:00 a.m. Sunday near mile marker 93. Officer Robert Pemberton with the Greenville Police Department conducted a search of the vehicle after the driver and two passengers gave conflicting accounts of their travel plans.

After given consent to search, Pemberton located 13 pounds of marijuana in the vehicle's trunk space where the spare tire was missing.

By Brad Kellar

– The sister of a murder victim wants to make sure the culprit stays behind bars.

DeEllen Bellah, convicted of orchestrating the murder of Sandy Dial, is scheduled to be considered for parole this fall. Janet Holly, Dial's sister, wants to make sure Bellah is not released.

By Scott Harvey

Paris – State riot police are called to Paris, and Lamar County deputies arrest two people following protests outside the courthouse Tuesday.

About 100 people took to the streets, then around 200 attended the protest arguing the recent dismissal of charges against two white men, accused of killing a black man in September, 2008. They were met by about a dozen white supremacist protestors.

One skinhead and one shirtless man, both of them white, were arrested after exchanging words with a deputy.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – The Commerce City Council is scheduled Tuesday to meet in workshop prior to its regular meeting, where they'll discuss the Texas Open Meetings Act and a street improvement program.

This Day in History: Tuesday, July 21, 2009.

This Day in History: Tuesday, July 21, 2009.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce ISD receives delinquent tax report, among other items in Monday meeting; Greenville Pool could be replaced; Paranormal research group conducts stay at Hunt County Jail over weekend; Protest in Paris planned for Tuesday.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – The Commerce ISD Monday during its regular meeting received a delinquent tax report, approved stipends for shortage teaching areas, plus joined a Co-Op to better assist in technology purchases.

Tab Bell, of the Law Firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins and Mott, LLP out of Tyler presented the delinquent tax report. Bell informed the school board of the Firm's attempts in obtaining delinquent taxes from local businesses and residents, and provided figures on who still owes the district money.

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – The Hunt County Courthouse may still hold some long overdue jail inmates.

Members of the Paranormal Research and Investigations of Northeast Texas (P.R.I.N.T.) team spent Saturday night inside the courthouse, alongside a documentary film director, for an eight-hour study.

A preliminary assessment found the first four floors of the courthouse a disappointment, but things began to get interesting on the fifth and sixth floors. An official with the organization said "things began to intensify."