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Teen Hit By Car On New Year's Eve; No Charges Expected
A 16-year-old girl was fighting for her life Friday in a Tyler hospital after being struck by a vehicle about 7:15 p.m. on New Year's Eve.
Around the Bend: 01.01.10-01.07.10
SIGHTSEEING: Captain Clark's Flagship will offer sightseeing tours of the baydeparting at 3 p.m. Cost: $9 /adults, $5/children 4-11; 5 p.m. tours: $13.50/adults, $6/children. Information: 884-8306. SUNDAY CENTENNIAL HOUSE: The Corpus Christi Area Heritage Society will host tours of the Centennial House, 411 N. Upper Broadway, from noon to 4 p.m.
Property Tax Deduction Deadline Fast Approaching
Residents who want to deduct property taxes from their federal returns must pay the taxes by Thursday, said Tax Assessor/ Collector Gary Barber.
More information released on fatal stabbing at local party
There is new information on a fatal stabbing we first told you about on Sunday. CBS 19's Hayley Wielgus has the details on the gathering of friends that turned deadly, along with the name of the victim.
Holiday Party Ends In Fatal Stabbing
An argument escalates into a deadly stabbing at a holiday party at an East Texas home.
Party Turns Deadly; Man Charged With Murder
A party turned deadly when two of the guests got into an argument resulting in a fatal stabbing.
By ADAM RUSSELL Staff Writer Mobility planning takes decades and dreamers. It takes vision and time to build infrastructure that will serve the masses for decades and lifetimes to come.
Legacy Hospice: Do you want to have a positive impact on someone's life during a period of need? Legacy Hospice is always looking for compassionate, caring people to interact with people experiencing life-limiting illness or to assist in office activities.
Saving the past for the future. That single sentence has become a driving force in Bill Parrott's life as he has spent the past 35 years collecting farm machinery from around the country and bringing it to his home in Lindale.
American musician reaching out to francophones
Paul Baloche spent many happy summers as a child, running with his cousins along the windswept shores of St.
After 17 years of serving East Texas Lindale principal retires
Released by Maya Bethany with Lindale ISD: This school year's graduating seniors were just born when Mike Griffin first joined the Lindale Independent School District.
City of Lindale votes to expand its borders
The city of Lindale is expanding its borders. Council members voted on Tuesday night to bring portions of Smith County inside the city limits.
Off-Beat Business: Mexican Grocery Stores Gain Popularity In Tyler
By BRIAN PEARSON Business Editor Mariachi music blasts from overhead speakers at the La Michoacana Meat Market on Tyler's east side as shoppers stock their carts with brand names such as El Mexicano, Pinalen, Jumex and Goya.
Lindale, Mineola Residents Compete In AKC Invitational
Area residents Cheryl Etheridge with her Vizsla, Raleigh, and David Gannon with his Golden Retriever, Bossman, will be among the contenders at the American Kennel Club National Obedience Invitational.
Founder's drive wraps up for Lindale ISD
The Lindale ISD Education Foundation's Founder's Drive ended on a positive note for the young organization.
Prevention, Finding Support A Struggle In East Texas
By KENNETH DEAN Staff Writer After her 18-year-old son Jared's suicide, Carol Johnson said she felt helpless and even had thoughts of taking her own life.
Miranda Lambert Stays True to Her Musical Vision on Revolution
Miranda Lambert is discussing her latest album, Revolution , when the conversation turns to her guiding principle in the studio.
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.
5 Lindale churches join to support 2 East Texas non-profits
The churches of Lindale are coming together this Christmas season to help fill both the Food Bank and the Blood Bank at a time when the shelves at both are being quickly depleted.
Commissioners To Discuss Property Purchase Monday
By ADAM RUSSELL Staff Writer The Smith County Commissioners Court will consider the purchase of a parking lot located at East Locust and East Center streets from Regions Bank during its regular 9 a.m. meeting Monday.