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Smith County now has 37 confirmed cases of the coronavirus, up five from Sunday night.
Athens local Sarah Hammonds lives in a neighborhood that many elderly community members call home.
Many face to face public meetings, including the commissioners court and city council meetings, have been moved online following guidance from the governor's office to limit gatherings, and are available for live stream viewing.
Anderson County now has its first confirmed case of the coronavirus.
Smith County Judge Nathaniel Moran said he has done his best to meet the specific needs of Smith County in his administration of the "Stay at Home" order. The Smith County Commissioners Court hosted a livestreamed, virtual meeting for the second week.
Due to the coronavirus concerns, Meals on Wheels East Texas has adjusted its delivery schedule to protect the senior citizens it serves, employees and volunteers.
Squeals of young piglets cut through the cool morning air at Little D’s Farm in Grand Saline as owner Jessica Kirksey, 37, inserts microchips into the smallest and newest members of her furry pork clan. These kunekune piglets will become part of a growing breed that was once on the brink of …
Wood County has its first confirmed case of the coronavirus, according to the Northeast Texas Public Health District.
Clara Wyrick is no stranger to media coverage. For several years, she has volunteered with her mother, Sarah Bulloch, at Hunger for Love on Saturday’s working to feed and get supplies to the homeless.
Gov. Greg Abbott has extended his executive order closing school facilities through May 1. Students would return May 4 if the order is not extended. The governor originally issued the executive order on March 19 ordering school facilities to close through April 3. The extension aims to assis…
COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to escalate, and just as with any disaster, the number of scammers preying on your fear and your pocketbook grows along with it. The Better Business Bureau serving Central East Texas warns consumers about scammers impersonating government officials who are…
Texas Railroad Commission permits and completions for East Texas counties
As government officials, news outlets and health officials are keeping the public apprised of the COVID-19 situation, consumers are finding the cost of high-demand items such as hand sanitizers, tissues, face masks and other products skyrocketing. Over the last few weeks, the Better Business…
With widespread concern to slow the spread of disease, many businesses have shut down. However, there’s one industry that looks like it’s going to maintain steady operation.
With spring sports currently suspended, the Tyler Morning Telegraph wants to profile East Texas seniors in those sports in a feature called “From the Sidelines”. If you’re an East Texas senior who competes in a spring sport and would like to be featured, fill out the following questionnaire …
With spring sports currently suspended, the Tyler Morning Telegraph wants to profile East Texas seniors in those sports in a feature called “From the Sidelines”. If you’re an East Texas senior who competes in a spring sport and would like to be featured, fill out the following questionnaire …
With NCAA sports canceled, the Tyler Morning Telegraph is profiling UT Tyler athletes for “In the Spotlight.” Today’s featured athlete is soccer player Ashton Peeks.
With NCAA sports canceled, the Tyler Morning Telegraph is profiling UT Tyler athletes for “In the Spotlight.” Today’s featured athlete is Patriot lefty Ethan Cherry, who is the NCAA Student-Athlete Advisory Committee representative for the team.
Editor’s Note: A panel of Associated Press sports writers voted in March 2020 on the top 10 men’s basketball games in the history of the NCAA Tournament. They are being republished because the sport has been shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic. The following game was voted No. 4 an…
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COVID-19 cases in the U.S. continue to escalate, and just as with any disaster, the number of scammers preying on your fear and your pocketbook grows along with it. The Better Business Bureau serving Central East Texas warns consumers about scammers impersonating government officials who are…
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