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    photo by Madison Barnes Eagles’ win caps homecoming week
    October 1, 2025
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    photo by Nathan Hill Patriot Pride celebrated at East Texas State Fair
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    THE BADDEST WORD
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    Photo provided by Craig Civale High-speed internet reaches Lindale
    September 24, 2025
    Lindale—For years, small towns like Lindale lagged behind larger cities in access to reliable, high-speed internet. Now, local residents are...

    “[The work] gives them a sense of pride and ownership of their community,” Casey Williams said. 
/Photo provided by Casey Williams Volunteers revitalize Fun Forest Park
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    Tyler—The sounds of brushes on railings, shovels in flower beds and laughter from volunteers filled Fun Forest Park on Sept. 20, as more than 100...

    IN SHAPE
    September 24, 2025
    This rerun is a request from the lady that walked up to me at the grocery store.  She said it was her favorite. My wife Janet and I were out shoppin’ the other day. No, I...
    “For a lot of the marchers, it was an expression of frustration,” Nancy Nichols said. /Photo provided by Nancy Nichols NETNOW hosts women’s rights expo, march
    September 24, 2025
    Tyler—The Northeast Texas National Organization for Women (NETNOW) hosted its first expo Sept. 20 at the Brookshire Conference Center in Tyler,...

    Sweet olive blossoms are tiny but powerfully fragrant. /Photo by Greg Grant Sweet olives are Heaven scent
    September 24, 2025
    Tyler—I don’t see them regularly, but I often smell them. The flowers of the sweet olive (Osmanthus fragrans), which appear in fall, early spring,...

    “Everybody wants to be seen and have their story heard,” Craig O’Daniel said. / Photo provided by Craig O’Daniel Students recognized at Tyler Film Festival
    September 17, 2025
    Tyler—The annual Tyler Film Festival lit up Liberty Hall Theater on Sept. 12–13, showcasing 22 short films from Texas and around the world,...

    “We have so much exposure to art in our town,” Jasmine Carter said. / Photo by Nathan Hill City celebrates arts with music, food and family fun
    September 17, 2025
    Tyler—The parking lot of Caldwell Arts Academy was transformed into a hub of color, sound and celebration on Sept. 13 as the 4th annual Tyler Art...

    “There’s so much history in this house, especially with three generations of 
Goodmans [having lived] here,” Debbie Isham said. / Photo by Nathan Hill Museum keeps history alive
    September 17, 2025
    Tyler—Rising gracefully on nine acres in downtown Tyler, the Goodman-LeGrand Museum is more than just an old house. It is a living archive of three...

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