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Three fire departments rush to save burning home
Several East Texas fire departments rushed to fight a Smith County house fire Saturday evening.
Verified Petition Signatures Clear Way For Troup Alcohol Election
By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer TROUP -- Troup residents will vote on alcohol measures now that enough petition signatures were obtained.
Arp Firefighters Receive $40K In Federal Funds
Arp firefighters will have new life-saving equipment thanks to a $40,024 federal grant.
Science project inspired by planet Mars...
East Texas students are gearing-up on their science and technology skills, using Mars as a model.
Diamond duo have been in step all through their marriage
FREDERICK and Valerie Howell have jived, waltzed and tangoed their way through 60 years of marriage.
It's A Cold Job, But Somebody Has To Do It
By BRIAN PEARSON Business Editor Charlie Turner stood like the Statue of Liberty in the middle of Old Bullard Road on Friday morning, a sign held high to stop motorists so children could cross the street to get to Rice Elementary School.
Record cold greets parts of East Texas
With clear skies and calm winds, East Texas was greeted with the coldest temperatures in 14 years last night.
Iconic Architecture Photographs by Ishimoto Yasuhiro to be Shown in Houston
No Refusal Campaign Nets 15 DWI Busts
The No Refusal campaign, launched by Smith County area law enforcement over the New Year's holiday, resulted in 15 people being charged with driving while under the influence.
The Naming Of An East Texas City
Few towns have a name as simple and short as Arp, which sits on a railroad line and Texas Highway 135, 18 miles southeast of Tyler in Smith County.
Tyler ISD's Stewart, Hogg And Dogan On PEG List
Schools on the list had 50 percent or more students failing TAKS reading, writing, math, social studies or science tests or were rated academically unacceptable during at least two of the 2007, 2008 and 2009 academic years.
Comptroller Recognizes Local Governments for Financial Transparency
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Susan Combs on Wednesday, Dec. 2 introduced her agency's Leadership Circle program to recognize local governments across Texas striving to meet a high standard for financial transparency online.
Comptroller Combs Recognizes Five Area Entities For Transparency
"Transparency is very useful. It engages citizens, it empowers citizens and what it allows citizens to do is hold government accountable," said State Comptroller Susan Combs before recognizing five local governmental entities for transparency initiatives.
From fields of dreams, to potential nightmares
It was unsettling to discover some school officials were unaware their athletes and fans could, potentially, be in danger.
Troup Student Removed By Helicopter
A 17- or 18-year-old male Troup High School student was removed from the scene of a one-car crash near Troup at about 8:45 a.m. today by air ambulance.
Man Enters Into Plea Bargain For 6th DWI Case
By DAYNA WORCHEL Staff Writer A Smith County man entered a plea bargain on Tuesday in Judge Kerry Russell's 7th District courtroom for his sixth driving while intoxicated offense, which is a second-degree felony.
Bullard Hay Grower Takes Away Top Prize At East Texas State Fair Show
Hay grown by Hayden Moore of Bullard was judged tops at the East Texas State Fair on Monday.
Lobos remain No. 1 in Associated Press football poll
East Texas' three top-ranked teams held their No. 1 spots in this week's Associated Press Top 10 polls.
Fire Scorches Twenty Acres Of Land
By DAYNA WORCHEL Staff Writer A 20-acre grass fire burned on private property off County Road 26 in Smith County on Sunday.