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Demolition being considered for Carlton Hotel garage after brick collapse
The parking garage connected to the historic Carlton Hotel in downtown Tyler may be partially or fully demolished…
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Bricks fall from Carlton Hotel, prompting street closure
Bricks from the side of the old Carlton Hotel parking garage fell onto Elm Street on Thursday afternoon,…
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One-story Regions Bank building in downtown Tyler set for demolition
A one-story Regions Bank building in downtown Tyler, once a hub of financial activity, is undergoing demolition as…
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Smith County’s courthouse project on track for 2027 finish
Smith County Commissioners on Tuesday got an extensive look at the county courthouse project with architects and construction…
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City to remove parking meters in downtown Tyler, allow free two-hour parking
From Staff Reports The City of Tyler is removing all parking meters downtown and allowing free two-hour parking…
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Smith County Parking Garage officially opens to the public
A vision of a transformed downtown is steadily becoming a reality in Tyler. The latest sign of progress…
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More parking coming to downtown Tyler
Hundreds of extra parking spaces will be available in downtown Tyler tis week. Smith County officials and project…
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Martin Walker law firm displays historic Arcadia sign at new office building
As the sun rose Friday morning over a transforming downtown, the nostalgic glow of the Arcadia Theater’s sign…
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Smith County parking garage completion pushed to November
The Smith County Commissioners Court was updated Wednesday that construction delays of the parking garage mean downtown patrons…
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Downtown demolition well underway at future courthouse site
As demolition of existing buildings gets underway, county and project officials outlined what residents can expect downtown. “We want…
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