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Nacogdoches Floral Co.
Address:
3602 North Street
City:
Nacogdoches
State:
Texas
Zip Code:
75965
Phone number:
(936) 564-7361
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Flowers and Gifts News

Oct 21, 2016

FLOWERS: Huntington ISD preps for Veterans Day

We welcome all veterans,” Short said. “We have men and women who drive from Nacogdoches, Zavalla, Lufkin and Livingston each year to join us. Some have family ties to Huntington; others just started coming because they heard about our program.” Veterans who have never attended may not know what to expect. “First of all, they will be welcomed as a V.I.P.,” Short said. “HISD administrators provide valet parking so guests can simply pull up to the front door. They are greeted and escorted by friendly students who will show them how to get registered and answer any questions they may have.” Guests can also expect a patriotic, inspiring program that celebrates and honors the United States of America. The 1,200-seat auditorium is usually filled to near-capacity with reserved seating for veterans and guests. Ample wheelchair seating is also available. After the program (which will last until about 11:30), all veterans and community members are invited to stay for a free all-American barbecue lunch provided by the school district. Students and community volunteers will serve the food. “I graduated from Huntington High School 17 years ago,” Shane Stover, high school principal, said, “and can still remember the Veterans Day programs from when I was in school. Those programs helped develop my pride in our country and an understanding of the importance to honor the men and women that protect our country and our freedom. I am proud that HISD still offers the program not only to our veterans, but also to pass patriotism on to our students.” Local radio personality Danny Merrell will once again emcee the program. Entertainment will be provided by The Nacogdoches Sweet Adelines Chorus. For more information or to submit a photo of a veteran, contact Short at the high school 876-4150, ext. 4016 or jshort@huntingtonisd.com. David Flowers is the superintendent of Huntington ISD. His email address is dflowers@huntingtonisd.com. (Lufkin Daily News)

Jul 27, 2016

SOUTHLAND FOOTBALL MEDIA DAY: Let's talk some football

Ireland is the fifth recipient of the award. Previous winners include The Daily Sentinel (Nacogdoches) sports editor Kevin Gore (2015), Sam Houston State sports information director Paul Ridings (2014), longtime Southeast Texas sports journalist and retired Lamar sports information director Rush Wood (2013). Bonnette was the first recipient of the award in 2012.  — — — Follow The Huntsville Item Sports Team on Twitter @Item_Sports or on Facebook. (Huntsville Item)

Apr 22, 2016

REDD: April showers bring May flowers

Lufkin. The seventh district includes Coldspring, Crockett, Huntsville, Livingston, Lufkin, Madisonville, Nacogdoches, New Caney, Palestine, The Woodlands, Trinity and Willis. Just FYI — the morning session of the convention is open to all active duty and military veterans. Come on out and join us from 8:30-11 a.m. and find out more about who we are and what we do and why. Welcome speaker is Brad Maule and guest speaker is Bob Gear with Texas Workforce Solutions. The afternoon session is for members of the American Legion Family only. Another round of applause to the donors who have helped make another Girls State year possible for three girls from Huntington High School. What a difference being a Girls State or Boys State Citizen makes as these young people prepare for college or prepare their resumes for future employment. The simple mention of being a Girls or Boys State Citizen has had a major impact on many who have gone on to become doctors, lawyers or have chosen some form of government in their career. At this one-week session they learn about government (not politics), how it works and they actually sit in on a session at the Capitol in Austin one day. Attention all female veterans. Did you know that the American Legion Auxiliary National has a special offer for you? You can join the American Legion Auxiliary with your first year’s dues at no charge. And you are probably eligible for the American Legion, so you can join both for only the dues of the Legion Post your first year. The American Leg... (Lufkin Daily News)

Feb 2, 2016

UIL puts Lufkin in district with Conroe schools, Beaumont West Brook

With it being a seven-team district, Lufkin also has to find another non-district game. The Panthers are slated to face Longview and Nacogdoches to open the season before going to the Battle on the Border in Shreveport, Louisiana, where they should face Parkway (Louisiana). That leaves Quick searching for a Week 4 game. “Our approach is to start close and then expand,” Quick said. “It’s starting to expand wider and wider. We are trying to find the closest thing we can and get a game that benefits the kids. We have some calls out there to see who still has an opening.” For Diboll and Huntington, the hope of staying in a football district similar to what it had been the past few years and going to Region III didn’t happen. Diboll and Huntington will remain in District 8-4A, Division II, where they will be joined by Jasper, Rusk and Tatum. “It’s not even close to what we thought,” Diboll athletic director and head football coach Blake Morrison said. “We will make do and get after it.” “It was good,” Huntington head football coach Brian Gandy said. “I was surprised. I figured we would stay south.” With it being a five-team district, Diboll and Huntington both had to pick up a sixth non-district game. Both teams picked up a game against a team they had thought they would join in district play. Diboll picked up Tarkington, and Huntington added a game with Shepherd. Diboll’s non-district schedule will consist of Madisonville, Crockett, Newton, Center, Tarkington and Orangefield. Huntington’s non-district schedule will be Warren, Hardin, West Hardin, Joaquin, Spring Hill and Shepherd. For basketball, Diboll, Huntington and Hudson will be in District 21-4A with Jasper and Livingston, which is making the drop from Class 5A. While it’s not the six-team district most coaches had hoped for, it will be an improvement from the current four-team district in which Diboll, Huntington, Hudson and Jasper all advance to the playoffs. “Adding another team is what we all wanted,” Huntington athletic director and head basketball coach Shawn Jones said. “We are adding Livingston, which is athletic and a formidable opponent.” Central’s basketball district will remain the same, with one exception. The Bulldogs are still in District 22-3A with Corrigan-Camden, Garrison, Hemphill, Newton, Central Heights and Woodville. However, Woden made the fall to Class 2A. Another notable basketball district will be Distri... (Lufkin Daily News)

Nov 16, 2015

Online competition spurs Walmart to add curbside delivery

Interstate 10 and De Zavala Road on the North Side Loop 1604 and U.S. 281 on the North Side Loop 1604 and Nacogdoches Road on the Northeast Side Loop 1604 and Bandera Road on the Northwest Side Interstate 35 and South Walnut Avenue in New Braunfels “Amazon is delivering stuff to your door, right?” he said. “Everybody is trying to do everything they can possibly do to get an edge.” Walmart has boosted spending on its Web operations in recent years, from $400 million in 2014 to $700 million this year, according to SEC filings, although that’s still small compared to its $11.1 billion expenditure on physical stores. On Wednesday, the company announced plans to spend $900 million on e-commerce next year and $1.1 billion in 2017. Walmart startled investors Wednesday by slashing its sales forecast for the year, warning that its e-commerce investments and commitment to higher wages would curb future earnings. The news sent its shares plunging. Walmart’s slowing performance also underscored concerns that its superstores, which once upended the way people shopped and for decades dominated the world of retail, finally are succumbing to nimbler rivals in the sprawling world of Internet commerce. Although Walmart offers delivery of some groceries in two markets, Denver and San Jose, for now it’s focused on the pickup service, which has been popular with customers, Hatfield said. “This is about how customers are evolving,” she said. “Customers really want to be able to shop where and how they want to, and this provides them with that option.” Walmart’s e-commerce sales rose 16 percent in the quarter ending on July 31 compared to that time period last year, according to SEC filings. That follows a 24 percent increase compared with the 2013 quarter. H-E-B has made strides of its own in the online delivery realm. It offers deliveries from in-store pharmacies at about 100 of its stores in San Antonio and South Texas, and allows customers to order deli items and custom-designed floral arrangements online for pickup at some stores. Last year, the San Antonio-based company began delivering groceries in the Austin and Houston areas through Instacart, a website and mobile app. It retooled its website for online shopping this spring and created its own app, which allows customers to make shopping lists and locate items in stores. Other retailers are getting into the game, too. Last year, Starbucks released an app customers can use to make... (San Antonio Express-News (subscription))

Oct 28, 2015

FLOWERS: Huntington ISD's Veterans Day program

We welcome all veterans,” Short said. “We have men and women who drive from Nacogdoches, Zavalla, Lufkin and Livingston each year to join us. Some have family ties to Huntington, others just started coming because they heard about our program.’’ Veterans who have never attended may not know what to expect. “First of all, they will be welcomed as a VIP,” Short said. “HISD administrators provide valet parking so guests can simply pull up to the front door. They are greeted and escorted by friendly students who will show them how to get registered and answer any questions they may have.” Guests also can expect a patriotic, inspiring program that celebrates and honors the United States of America. The 1,200-seat auditorium is usually filled to near-capacity with reserved seating for veterans and guests. Ample wheelchair seating is also available. After the program (which will last until about 11:30), all veterans and community members are invited to stay for a free All-American barbecue lunch provided by the school district. Students and community volunteers will serve the food. “It takes a lot of people to put on this type of celebration,” high school Principal Jason Adams said. “Fortunately, we have lots of people who willingly volunteer to do what’s needed. The amount of cooperation is amazing.” Local radio personality Danny Merrell will once again emcee the program. “Liberty,” a musical celebration of freedom, will be performed by a 30-member community chorus. For more information or to submit a photo of a veteran, contact J’Nelle Short at the high school 876-4150, ext. 4016 or jshort@huntingtonisd.com. David Flowers is the superintendent of Huntington ISD. His email address is dflowers@huntingtonisd.com. (Lufkin Daily News)

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