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  1. NETEX - Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District

    Oct 18, 2025 · NETEX, formed in 1994, is a Rural Rail District controlling 65.6 miles of operational railroad and a total railroad corridor of 88.8 miles in Northeast Texas between the Titus …

  2. NETEX - About the District - Texas A&M University-Commerce

    Following the application for abandonment of the Dallas Division ("C-branch") of the Southern Pacific's subsidiary St. Louis Southwestern, known as the Cotton Belt, the four counties of …

  3. NETEX - Contacts

    NETEX Contacts NETEX Business Office Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District Sulphur Springs/Hopkins County EDC 1200 Enterprise Ln. Sulphur Springs, TX 75482

  4. The Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District (NETEX) is seeking proposals (RFP) from entities (“Respondents”) that are interested in partnering or leasing the NETEX owned railroad …

  5. A Regular Meeting of the Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District’s Board of Directors was convened on October 3, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. at the offices of the Sulphur Springs Economic …

  6. A Regular Meeting of the Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District’s Board of Directors was convened on July 10, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. at the office of the Sulphur Springs Economic …

  7. A Regular Meeting of the Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District’s Board of Directors was convened on June 6, 2024 at 1:30 p.m. at Sulphur Springs EDC, 1200 Enterprise Lane, …

  8. The Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District (NETEX) is seeking expressions of interest (REOI) from entities (“Respondents”) that are interested in partnering, purchasing, or leasing …

  9. NETEX - Photo & Media Gallery - Texas A&M University-Commerce

    The Honorable Paul Lovier (left), founding NETEX Board member, is accompanied by his family at the dedication ceremony on February 27, 2012 naming the railroad location in downtown …

  10. NETEX - News - Texas A&M University-Commerce

    Historical note: This location is where the remaining remnants of the SP Paris Branch to Paris, TX (former Texas Midland) ties into the NETEX (former Cotton Belt main) line.