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“The best thing about our Field Day was everybody being together, and it was a celebration of horticulture in this area,” Andrew King said. / Photo by Dr. Greg Grant

Field Day brings new varieties to gardeners

Overton—Gardeners and plant enthusiasts gathered on June 26 for the East Texas Horticulture Field Day, hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Research...

I was asked by a dear friend to rerun this story and you know me, I just can’t say no to a pretty lady, so here it is. I’m a dog person. Always have been, always will be....

“I have attended way too many funerals”

Austin—The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation is releasing a public service video as an emotional reminder to do your part to keep emergency responders safe.In...

CHRISTUS Health urges fireworks safety ahead of Fourth of July

(EAST TEXAS) – As the Fourth of July approaches, CHRISTUS Health is reminding families that fireworks, while a fun tradition on Independence Day, carry serious risks when...

“Pride celebrates the courage, resilience, and love of LGBTQ+ people
who have fought and continue to fight for visibility, safety, and equality,”
Nancy Nichols said. /Photo by Jay Hilburn

City of Roses celebrates Pride Month

Tyler—The Tyler Area Gay’s (TAG) held its annual Rose City Pride event at the W.T. Brookshire Conference Center on Saturday, June 21. The festival...

“We all need to know our history. We all need to know about Juneteenth,” LaRhonda Hamilton said.
/Photo by Josey Derosier

Community celebrates Juneteenth

Tyler—The Texas African American Museum (TAAM) hosted its fourth annual Juneteenth celebration on June 19.“On a personal level, I think, because I...

After postin’ a picture of a kid-made fort on Facebook, I was asked by one of my friends if I could find an old story I had written about a house my buddies and I made out...

UT Tyler Announces ‘Big’ Season at Cowan Center: Rob Lowe, Randy...

TYLER, Texas – The University of Texas at Tyler R. Don Cowan Fine and PerformingArts Center announced the 2025-26 “Big Names, Big Entertainment”...

Library offers summer reading program

Lindale—The Lillie Russell Memorial Library began its summer reading program on June 6. Designed for everyone, from young children to adults, the program will continue...

CHINABERRIES AND RED WASPS

I saw a chinaberry tree the other day and I don’t think I’ve ever seen one that big in my life. I got to thinkin’ after I saw that tree that I haven’t seen as many...

Nature in the Garden Series - Native Bees - Dr. Garett Slater

“The American Cancer Society’s iconic Cattle Baron’s Ball, a western-themed gala, was founded 51 years ago in Dallas,” Melissa Ivey said. /Photo provided

Ball raises funds for fight against cancer

Tyler—Over 800 people attended the 37th Cattle Baron Ball at the Texas Rose Horse Park to raise funds and awareness to help end the fight against...

“We want to introduce more of the public to fire and the role it plays in our ecosystems,” Mason Conley said. /Photo
by Madison Barnes

Festival goers learn about fire and ecosystem

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) hosted the East Texas Fire and Nature Festival at the Tyler Nature Center on June 7. The festival,...

Artist Matt McAuliffe demonstrates creating art with glass. /Photo by Madison Barnes

Artists showcase work at fair

Ben Wheeler—The Forge Bar and Grill hosted its 13th annual Junebug Summer Fair. The event featured art, artists, and live music, in Ben Wheeler,...

Whether from the environment, other animals, or people, pets are
susceptible to contracting fleas from a variety of sources. /Photo by kobkik,
Adobestock.com

Keeping pets flea-free

Bryan-College Station—The summer heat has crept in and with it the critters that have owners and pets alike itching. Fleas, in particular, tend to...

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