Commerce News

The camp is open to children ages 4 to 12 and will operate from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays, beginning Monday through Aug.

Two employees of The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler were honored for providing exceptional service to patients.

The city of Denison is getting some statewide recognition from a well-known Texas magazine.

It looks like Lady Gaga wants her Little Monsters to see her concerts as they're meant to be or not at all.

A homeowner's front lawn becomes a wrestling ring as a man struggles to take down a trio of home invaders while he was still in his boxers.

Celebrating its 31st year in September, Leadership Longview is a leadership development program sponsored by the Longview Chamber of Commerce.

Anyone who reads the news knows how tough the job market is these days and that's especially true for older workers.

Mayor Barbara Bass will focus her annual State of the City address Wednesday on "working together as a community to accomplish great things." The Tyler Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting its fifth annual State of the City luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W. Front St.

By Sarah Rafique Killeen Daily Herald COPPERAS COVE - Aluminum cans clanked off the ground as a truck drove down Avenue D. The Keep Copperas Cove Beautiful's "just recycle" float made its way through the parade as children cheered and jumped up and down in excitement during this year's Rabbit Fest Parade.

Tomato Fest organizers are searching for the "best salsa south of the border" to be entered in the 28th annual Tomato Fest Salsa Contest in Jacksonville, they announced this week.

Sundance Square officially broke ground May 9 on three new buildings in the center of the 35-block office, retail, and entertainment district.

The report finds more users are logging into facebook through More people are using their mobile phones to access facebook than either the actual website or smartphones.

Some of those looking for work have been finding it, and now the government is starting to cut back on emergency benefits.

By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer Rusk County residents are encouraged to attend a forum next week so they can get better acquainted with their local candidates.

A Commerce man taken into custody after a foot pursuit has been charged with possession of a controlled substance, evading arrest on foot and prohibited possession of a food stamp card.

The Gilmer Area Chamber of Commerce has a few Yamboree Banners left from last year and has decided to put them on sale for half price.

Summertastic! the 2012 Summer Youth Activity Guide is now available. The guide is produced by TCOG's 2-1-1 Texas program and features local family friendly summer activities available in Cooke, Fannin, and Grayson counties as well as Southern Oklahoma.

The eyes of Texas will be turned toward higher education on Friday if communities embrace a statewide campaign touting its value.

Shannon Murray CBS 7 Reporter smurray@cbs7.com May 1, 2012 Midland, TX - West Texas cities are growing at a rate that is nearly impossible to keep up with.

By KELLY GOOCH Staff Writer Shoppers are expected to have plenty of items to choose from as they browse through a 75766 One Day Super Sale event in Jacksonville.