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For a Decade, a Michigan Resident Has Fostered Widespread Connection and Lifted Spirits with a Consistent, Early Morning Greeting Despite Personal Health Challenges.
The Baylor Quarterback Received the National Recognition Following a Five-Touchdown Performance Against Arizona State in the Fifth Week of the College Football Season.
TJC Honored Its Founding President, Past and Current Leaders, and a Distinguished Alumnus at a September Ceremony as Part of Its 100th-Anniversary Celebration.
A Proposal for Housing, Food Trucks, and an Outdoor Bar Near East Ferguson Street Was Rejected Due to Concerns Over Parking and Traffic.
Republican Candidate Nathan “nate” Sheets Outlined His Vision for Strengthening the State's Agricultural Economy, Protecting Resources, and Reforming School Nutrition During a Campaign Stop Ahead of Early Voting.
Tyler Legacy Swept Forney in a Key District 10-6a Match, While Mineola and Bullard Also Earned Victories in Recent Volleyball Action.
Kalia Andres Led the Area with Her Performance in Late September, as Multiple East Texas Players Showcased Strong Individual Statistics.
State Filings Show 7 Brew Coffee Plans a $1.25 Million Prefabricated Location on South Main Street, Targeting a Mid-2027 Opening.
The Institution Commemorates Its 100-Year Anniversary with Events on September 17 and 18, Inviting the Community to Join Festivities and Support Student Scholarships.
The Service at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Offered Spiritual Guidance and Community for East Texas Attorneys, Coinciding with the Start of the U.s. Supreme Court Term.
The Bullard Independent School District Board of Trustees Unanimously Voted to Place Dr. Micah Dyer on Paid Administrative Leave, Citing a Personnel Matter.
A 53-Year-Old Tyler Resident with Cerebral Palsy Dedicates His Time to Picking up Trash at the Old Omen Recreation Area, Experiencing Significant Health Improvements and Building Strong Community Ties.
Smith County Judge Neal Franklin Signed an Order Monday, October 5, 2026, to Lift the Outdoor Burning Prohibition, Which Was Initially Set for 90 Days.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Has Secured 650 Acres in Henderson County, with Plans to Establish a Significant Public Recreation Area in the Coming Years.
Heartisans Marketplace in Longview Supports Women Seeking to Rebuild Their Lives, with Its Work Readiness Program Funded Entirely by Products Created by Dedicated Volunteers.
Regular Engagement with a Primary Care Provider Supports a Proactive Approach to Well-Being, Helping to Prevent Serious Conditions and Ensure Timely Access to Medical Support.
Dense Breast Tissue, Which Cannot Be Seen or Felt, Can Make Breast Cancer Harder to Detect and Is Associated with Increased Risk.
The Inaugural Sisters in Hope Breast Cancer Awareness Walk Gathered 400 Participants at Bergeld Park, Raising Funds to Ensure All East Texans Can Access Vital Breast Care Services.
The No. 2 Eagles Defeated the Bullard Panthers 55-28 at Eagle Stadium, Moving to 6-0 on the Season.
A Local Professional Credits the Surveying and Geomatics Program at TJC for Preparing Him for Immediate Employment as a Registered Professional Land Surveyor.
Grace Community Outscored Arlington Grace Prep 19-0 in the Final Period at Clyde-Perkins Stadium, Securing a 39-21 Victory.
Keep Longview Beautiful Hosted Its Second Annual Community Recycling Drive, Accepting Materials From Scrap Metal to Books and Educating Residents on Year-Round Options.
More Than 20 Filings for Various Services and Ventures Were Recorded in Smith County During the Specified Period, Reflecting Local Economic Activity.
A New Portrait at the Texas African American Museum Recognizes the Couple's Impact, From Striking Oil to Building Businesses, Establishing a Town, and Extensive Philanthropy.
The Commission on Colleges and Universities Has Launched a New Identity, a Move Supported by East Texas Higher Education Leaders Dr. Juan E. Mejia of TJC and Dr. J. Blair Blackburn of Etbu.
More Than $1.4 Million in New Residential Construction and Remodel Renovation Permits Were Filed in the City of Tyler Between September 17 and September 24, 2026.
A First-Year Farm in Capron, Illinois, Has Ceased Pumpkin Picking Operations After a Significant Theft Cleared Nearly All Its Unharvested Regular Orange Pumpkins.
The No. 14 Apaches Will Face the Rangers in Kilgore on Saturday in a Critical Conference Matchup with Playoff Implications.
A 65-Year-Old Man Faces Eight Felony Charges in Connection with Widespread Fire Hydrant Damage That Officials Say Created a Significant Public Safety Risk Across the City of St. Louis.
A Local Nonprofit, Christy’s Safe Haven, Organized an Event in Tyler to Provide Free Lunches to Nurses, Acknowledging Their Role in Community Health Education.
With 13,147 Students, the East Texas Institution Breaks Its Previous Fall Record by Nearly Three Percent as It Commemorates a Century of Education.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation Has Purchased 650 Acres on Lake Palestine in Henderson County for Over $10 Million, with Plans to Transfer the Land for a New State Park by Late 2027.
Over 500 Engineering Students Will Participate in the Fifth Annual Competition, Showcasing Design and Problem-Solving Skills on the Main Campus.
Kirsten Vulgamott, Diagnosed with Breast Cancer While 12 Weeks Pregnant, Now Provides Encouragement at UT Health Tyler After Successfully Completing Treatment.
A Disregard for Basic Traffic Laws and a Focus on Personal Destination Over Common Courtesy Are Leading to Increased Frustration and Safety Concerns Across the Region.
The Inaugural State of Agriculture Luncheon Brought Together Leaders to Discuss the Industry's Economic Significance, Historical Roots, and Future Challenges in East Texas.
A Familiar Name's Return, a Tyler-Based Concept, and a New Chicken Salad Eatery Are Slated to Open at Various Points Over the Next Few Years.
State Crews Are Working to Cap a Rupture Near the Denning Community, Leading to a Road Closure and Ongoing Containment Efforts.
The Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week Awards Recognize Top Performers Across the State for Their Excellence on the Field and Leadership Off It.
Understanding Your First Mammogram Screening
Residents in Tyler and Smith County Can Prepare for This Quick, Vital Procedure with Clear Expectations for Their Appointment and What Happens Next.
An Effective Obstetrics and Gynecological Specialist Supports Patient Goals, Listens to Concerns, and Provides Clear Communication Throughout All Stages of Life.
A "First Alert Weather Day" Is in Effect as Significant Precipitation Is Expected, with Cooler Temperatures Arriving by the Weekend.
Alicia Evonne Sanchez, 37, Is Accused of Allowing a Child to Be Sexually Assaulted by Kenneth Haygood, Who Is Already Imprisoned for Sex Crimes, in Exchange for Prescription Drugs.
Rain Expected as East Texas Kicks Off Weekend with Fairs and Fall Events
Major Fairs Continue Through Sunday Alongside Shopping Opportunities and the Opening of a Tyler Haunted House, While Forecasters Predict Significant Rainfall.
TJC Theatre to Present Tony Award-Winning Musical 'Dear Evan Hansen' in Fall 2026
The Production, Exploring Themes of Isolation and Human Connection, Will Run for Four Evenings at the Jean Browne Theatre.
A Three-Year-Old Helped Guide Paramedics to Her Family's Apartment and Unlock the Door After Her Mother Experienced a Seizure Earlier This Year.
Frisco-Based Investment Company Finalized the Purchase of the Premier Private Club, Outlining Plans for Significant Upgrades and Member Experience Enhancements.
The Expansion Includes Advanced Imaging, Orthopedic, Women's Health, and Pulmonology Services Now Available Within the University of Texas at Tyler School of Medicine Building.
Adopting Key Nutritional Habits, Engaging in Appropriate Exercise, Managing Weight, and Improving Posture Are Vital Strategies for Maintaining Musculoskeletal Well-Being and Preventing Injury.
