Opinion
Gibbs: How would Thomas Jefferson celebrate this 4th of July?
Over two and a half centuries ago, Americans’ lives were governed by the British monarchy and Parliament. This…
Opinion
Moore: Double time
My friend runs a precious metals shop, selling mostly gold and silver. I was there to discuss those…
News
Tyler Fine Art Gallery expands arts scene in downtown Tyler
As downtown Tyler continues to thrive with revitalization projects and new development, a fresh creative space is opening…
Local
Newly formed dog rescue in Tyler seeks community support
A new lifeline for dogs in need, Pawsitive Place Rescue is on a mission to give every dog…
Elections
New UT Tyler poll reflects Texas voters’ views on current issues, political matchups
The University of Texas at Tyler Center for Opinion Research recently surveyed 1,154 Texas voters about their views…
Local Legends
Famed journalist Moyers recalled as proud ambassador of East Texas
Those who knew Bill Moyers say he leaves a rich legacy not only as a notable journalist but…
Local
Texas water board orders mediation in Marvin Nichols conflict
DALLAS — The Texas Water Development Board voted Thursday to declare the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir an interregional…
Lifestyle
Sperry: Purple ruellia is pretty yet invasive plant
Dear Neil: A few years ago, I planted the tall version of purple ruellia. It’s beautiful, and it takes…
Local
JJO Charities Stuff the Bus drive supports Whitehouse ISD students, PATH
Organizers say the annual JJO Charities Stuff the Bus drive last weekend at the Walmart Supercenter on 5050…
Premium
Daugherty Cemetery in Jacksonville receives Historic Texas Designation
JACKSONVILLE — Tucked behind thick brush and aging trees, Daugherty Cemetery in Jacksonville — once nearly forgotten —…
