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Winona / Owentown, Red Springs, Starrville, Friendship, Watersbluff, Pine Springs, Shady Grove, Eagles Bluff, Sand Flat and  all points in between

P.O. Box 99
Winona, Texas 75792
Phone: 903-877-xxxx
Email: Pat Schlau, President

Winona Independent School District

6 Water districts

University Of Texas Health Center

State of the Art 911

Smith County Sheriff

Constable

Winona Police Department

Volunteer Fire Departments
Winona and Red Springs
with help from other departments
including Tyler Municipal Fire Dep't.

Here you will find water,
railroads, major highways,
a Hospital, Churches,
land, banking,
restaurants, a Hotel,
industrial and
residential base,
Interstate 20
and all the traffic
a green light and
a blinking yellow light
can handle!

Available sights for housing,
industry ,recreation,
ranching, farming,
retail, wholesale.

Indians and Settlers found the “Winona Area” excellent for communities. Deep in the  East Texas piney woods in the mid 1800s, land, water, and the natural resources were conducive to prosperity. During the Civil War many of the POW’s of Camp Ford decided to make the area their home.

 Gatherings at the Community Center at Starrville or fundraisers for  one of the Volunteer Fire Departments are just examples of the pioneer spirit that still remains. The nine communities that make up the Winona Area have a rich history. But, it is the  future that is knocking at our door.

 Tyler (the rose capitol of the world) got most of it’s roses from the sandy soils of the Winona area.

The Rail Road, which now runs through the heart of the area, brought an era of industrial development that remains strong today.

When oil was discovered another industry came to life.  Oil wells and Natural Gas brought people like H.L. Hunt (oil baron) to the area.