“The first 20 minutes of our class period is dedicated to doing homework with our students, none of our students are going to leave the ACE program not having their homework done.”
"We want to be very clear; this is not taking a stance for being for or against a vaccine but rather a stance on the government's authority to mandate it."
There’s a major need for automotive technicians in the ArkLaTex, and on Tuesday, Sept. 14, one area college and two major automobile companies began work to fill that need.
Monday night, the Longview Board of Trustees approved a resolution authorizing a one-time vaccination incentive stipend of o$1,000 to all district employees.
In the wake of Diboll ISD’s decision to require all students, staff, and visitors to wear masks starting on Sept. 1, the Texas Attorney General’s Office sent a letter that threatened legal action if the mask mandate is enforced.
Nacogdoches Independent School District’s school board on Tuesday voted down a measure that would require the use of masks as a COVID-19 protective measure.
According to a press release from Texas Parks and Wildlife Game Wardens, at approximately 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Harrison County Sheriff’s Office dispatch received multiple calls regarding a swimmer in Caddo Lake near Johnson’s Ranch that had jumped from a water vessel and not resurfaced.
Louisiana license plates are still being seen in Tyler at gas stations, hotel parking lots, and restaurants. Many evacuees are still in town and waiting to hear when they can go home.
On Saturday, Deputies with the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office recovered the body of a woman believed to be Jessica Adair near the residence where she was reported missing.
As the number of COVID-19 patients in area hospitals continues to rise, East Texas funeral homes say they’re now seeing another increase in COVID-19 related deaths.
Area pediatricians say they are seeing bottlenecks due to the rise in cases of COVID-19, flu and RSV.According to the Lufkin pediatrician, the assumed highly contagious delta variant is keeping pediatric practices across Deep East Texas busier than anticipated.
Governor Greg Abbott today announced that the Texas Military Department (TMD) and the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) have deployed additional resources and personnel to support Hurricane Ida response and recovery efforts at the request of the State of Louisiana through the Emergency Management Assistance Compact (EMAC).
