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"We want to help our community and give back in every way we can,” Breanna Meadows said. / Photo by Madison Barnes

Businesses unite to support students

Lindale—Local families got a helping hand ahead of the new school year as Luxe Tan Lindale hosted a back-to-school supply giveaway on Aug. 2. The...

“[Flint & Steel tries] to create environments where you can work on yourself,” Nathan Witt said. / Photo provided by Nathan Witt

Skate park expansion rolls out new features

Mineola—With construction already underway, Phase 2 of the Mineola Skate Park renovation is bringing new energy and expanded opportunities to the...

ANOTHER BLAME CREATURE

I don’t know about y’all, but I haven’t been gettin’ as many calls from phone creatures as I used to. Maybe word got around or somethin’. I was gettin’ scared that I might...

Texas A&M to lead autonomous helicopter response initiative

Bryan-College Station—The Texas Legislature recently appropriated $59.8 million for the Texas A&M University System’s George H.W. Bush Combat Development Complex to...

Funding awarded to public transit programs

Dallas—The Texas Transportation Commission awarded $96 million in combined state and federal funding to enhance transit programs serving both rural and urban communities...

Last year, there were 781 traffic crashes in school zones and 2,480 collisions involving school buses in Texas. / Photo by Prostock-studio, Adobestock.com

Keep kids safe by driving kind and courteous

Austin—As children across the state gather school supplies, say goodbye to summer and prepare for a new year of classes, Texas drivers are also...

“[I hope this event] inspires and motivates them and generates enthusiasm for the new school year,” Pradeep
Dass said. / Photo provided by Beverley Golden

Back-to-School Bash rallies educators

Tyler—More than 600 East Texas educators gathered at the University of Texas at Tyler on Aug. 1 for the 2025 Back to School Bash, held at the R....

“It’s our moral obligation to help teachers in their continuing journey as professionals,” Dr. Pradeep “Max” Dass said. /Photo by Madison Barnes

Educators tackle legal issues

Tyler— Nearly 300 educators from across East Texas participated in the Teachers Law School on Education and the Law, a free legal issues conference...

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