Each Friday the Tyler Morning Telegraph runs a photo page called Best Shots. The page combines our favorite staff photographs of the week along with reader-submitted photographs.
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East Texas paramedic and longtime first responder Steve Finley isn’t used to being in the limelight.
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Two Tyler businesses were recently honored by the Texas Downtown Association for their work in revitalizing downtown Tyler and adding to its economic growth.
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Dozens gathered at the Martin Walker Law Firm in the Arcadia building Saturday night for the fourth annual Arcadia Art Show, or AASH.
Over the years when I would have one of those days, no matter what the mood, no matter what …
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Who would Jesus elect?
Working from home on the morning of 9/11, a neighbor called just before deadline for the aft…
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The culling of bucks has been a key component in the era of deer management in Texas. It is done either to take mouth… Read more
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Dustin Johnson began his assault on Augusta National with a 5-iron for a tap-in eagle, and he never re… Read more
ARLINGTON — The open week must be feeling a lot like the offseason for first-year Dallas Cowboys coach Mike McCarthy:… Read more
The culling of bucks has been a key component in the era of deer management in Texas. It is done either to take mouths off the range or tighten the buck/doe ratio, or the mindset is that by re… Read more
I’m pretty sure that I was born in love with the outdoors and would consider myself a naturalist as well as a horticulturist. If you too like learning about nature, perhaps you would like to s… Read more
What is the purpose of East Texas Giving Day, Giving Tuesday and Tyler Gives? If you answered that they are online giving events meant to daze and confuse local donors, you are only half right… Read more
Many polls and surveys predicting increased holiday shopping traffic, and delivery services are preparing for what some are calling “shipageddon.” This means big business for porch pirates. Al… Read more
Chapel Hill head coach Jeff Riordan following the Bulldogs' 49-37 playoff win over Livingston. Read more
Highlights and reaction from Whitehouse's 30-22 win over Marshall. Read more
Bullard man wins $1 million from scratch-off ticket at a Tyler gas station. The Tyler Paper met with the gas station store employees to see how if feels to have the winning ticket come from th… Read more
Tyler Morning Telegraph's round-up of East Texas events and giveaways for veterans on Nov. 11. Read more
Two Tyler businesses were recently honored by the Texas Downtown Association for their work in revitalizing downtown …
As fire officials continue to investigate a fire and explosion that ravaged storage facilities at Greenberg Smoked Tu…
You won’t find queso or chili enchiladas on the menu at the new location of Yoli’s Mexican Cuisine, but that’s what m…
On Mondays, the sign hung on the door to Lindale Candy Company is flipped to “closed,” the bolt is locked and the lig…
In trying to describe “Outcry,” filmmaker Pat Kondelis’s excellently paced, five-part docuseries premiering Sunday on… Read more
A global crafting community has analyzed Google Trends data to discover which Netflix shows are the most popular in e… Read more
It’s summertime, and like it or not, snakes are out. Read more
Six-year-old Brenden Ethridge was so excited he could barely contain himself. Read more
”My Father’s house has many rooms; if that were not so, would I have told you that I am going there to prepare a place for you? And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am. You know the way to the place where I am going…
Before Tyler High junior Derek Alonso became involved with the JROTC program, he wasn’t performing well in school.
Due to multiple staff members being in quarantine because of exposure to COVID-19, Troup ISD is transitioning its mid…
Fourth-grader Sydney Anderson loves to build and use hands-on learning for her school projects and just for fun.
After learning about the need to protect the environment in the classroom, eighth-grader Peyton Seal was proud to be …
