The Friends of Historic Nacogdoches hosted their annual Christmas tour of homes to showcase the oldest town in Texas. The organization has been hosting the event for the past thirty years to inspire guests and allow them the chance to develop an even deeper appreciation for Nacogdoches.
Hidden in the Upshur County woods is a beautiful mansion where no one lives, but thousands of East Texans have visited. It’s called the 80-acre Market.
Just outside Carthage, you’ll find the headstone for Jim Reeves, a world-famous country singer. It is also where you’ll find a historical marker commemorating his life. It’s the subject of this week’s Mark in Texas History.
KLTV 7′s Jamey Boyum talks with Jennifer Sprayberry with Bar None Cowboy Church about how they turned their rodeo arena into Bethlehem to let visitors see what life may have been like 2000 years ago.
Casa stands for court appointed special advocates. So when a child is placed in foster care, a judge appoints a casa to advocate for what they think is the best interest for the child.
KLTVs Jamey Boyum talks with Linda Alford about Carols in the Park, an indoor Christmas tree display set up at the First United Methodist Church Ministry Center in Pittsburg at 209 Mt. Pleasant Street.
East Texas Now’s Jeremy G. Butler talks to Stephen Rainwater on being cast as Buddy the Elf in Tyler Civic Theatre Center’s latest production of Elf: The musical.
With the season of giving upon us, members of the community are encouraged to remember the real reason of Christmas and give back to those less fortunate. The Family Crisis Center of East Texas relies on generous donors to provide the Christmas joy their clients hope for.
KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Steve Gatton and Fred Bauer about the Loblolly model train setup about to open to the public at the Gregg County Historical Museum in downtown Longview.
All you need to bring is a donation of three small bags (20lb bags) of dog food for the Pet Food Bank to Tyler Animal Services at 4218 Chandler Hwy to cover the $80 adoption fee.
A 3-year-old boy from Arp has been selected as the CHRISTUS 2022 Miracle Child and will light the City of Tyler Christmas tree Thursday at the Tyler Christmas Parade.
Smith County Precinct 2 Constable Shawn Scott is inviting the citizens of his precinct to come have “Coffee with a Constable” Thursday in Gresham while serving the Noonday Food Pantry.
Due to inclement weather and slick bricks, organizers announced that Wonderland of Lights activities will not be operating Saturday night in downtown Marshall.
The rain cleared just in time for the 19th annual Tyler Turkey Trot Thursday morning. Nearly 13-hundred runners took to the streets of south Tyler to run the 5K course.
Members of the Lufkin community gathered today to celebrate Thanksgiving. People from all walks of life joined to meet, eat and give back to those less fortunate.
November is designated as native American Heritage Month. It’s significant in Deep East Texas as its home to one of only three tribes in Texas. The sovereign nation of Alabama-Coushatta in Polk County looks to its future, but strongly holds onto its past.
