During an interview on East Texas Now Thursday morning, Titus County Judge Brian Lee said his county is expecting to see a three-figure spike in their total number of COVID-19 today because they just got a new batch of test results in from the state after a frustrating delay.
Titus County Judge Brian Lee appeared on East Texas Now following the announcement that 67 new positive cases of COVID-19 had been reported on Wednesday.
Jennifer shares the perspective of making things special for young graduates, too, so they’ll have happy memories during this time of crisis. Her theme? Over the Rainbow!
Titus County Judge Brian Lee is now heading a county which leads East Texas in the number of positive cases and he said on Thursday that many more will be coming.
Alisia Mullikin from Classic Stitch in Gladewater said she thought about the East Texas Food Bank working hard to help out and she wanted to contribute to the cause.
Wood County Judge Lucy Hebron said she thinks that a lot of the business owners in her county will be thrilled at the list of Texas businesses that will be allowed to re-open soon.
Russell Bailiff and Laurie Ann Frank, are licensed clinical social workers. They demonstrate the surprisingly easy thing you can do to one part of your body to become clearheaded and calm.
Inspired by a friend in the Dallas area, two women started Feed the Frontlines - Longview. Since just before Easter, the effort has provided more than 1,500 free meals to people working on the frontlines during the COVID-19 crisis.
Country singer/songwriter Madison Stuart, who will be performing on Episode 3 of “OneTexas: Songs From Home,” talked to East Texas Now host Kayla Lyons about how her life and the music business have changed as a result of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic Friday morning.
Jennifer Kielman had the chance to talk with artist D’Ahn McDonald from Longview, who has been painting windows and doors to those who can’t leave their place of care due to the current crisis.
During an interview on East Texas Now Thursday, a Tyler doctor said the demand for the COVID-19 diagnostic test performed at his office seems to be going down.
Most of us are two months into spending way more time with our family than we ever thought possible. That’s bound to lead to some frayed nerves and misunderstandings.
Mason Lieberman, a composer, musician and former East Texan, is making a global splash with a project he spearheaded with several internationally-renowned musicians that turns a beloved anime property into a major charitable outreach in the fight against COVID-19.
Anissa Centers introduces you to a high school student who talks candidly about the unexpected, life enhancing benefits of being forced to stay at home during this Covid-19 pandemic.
During an exclusive live interview Thursday afternoon about the effort to re-open Texas, Gov. Greg Abbott addressed recent spikes of confirmed COVID-19 cases at East Texas nursing homes and assisted living facilities.
Tara Reade, a former staffer in Joe Biden’s Senate Office, says Biden sexually assaulted her in 1993. Biden has yet to directly address the allegation, and that’s causing a lot of frustration among his campaign, the party, and voters.
After Universal’s success releasing Trolls World Tour digitally in the wake of COVID-19 theater closures, the studio cozies up to the possibility of expanding future digital releases - bringing their films to theaters and digital platforms at the same time.
Anissa Centers gets an eye-opening response from a teenager when she asks him how he feels about being at home, away from school, for this long period of time.
Following the Texas governor’s announcement that most businesses in Texas could re-open on May 1, East Texas Now spoke with several members of the community for their reactions.
Anissa Centers talks with a recovery expert about the concerns for those who were struggling with addiction, even before the COVID-19 pandemic struck and what they can do now that so many of them are isolated from their recovery support systems.
Anissa Centers appeared on East Texas Now Thursday to talk about how forced changes provide unitque challenges for new teachers and for those who teach extracurricular activities.
Sydney Shadrix talked to the founder of the mask-making movement Deb Luttrell on East Texas Now about how she got the movement going, and exactly how they make and distribute the masks.
For a while now, Anissa Centers has been sharing information that’s been helping you make it through this coronavirus crisis as smoothly and pleasantly and healthily as possible.
Tuesday on East Texas Now, Anissa Centers talked to a longtime educator who says parents and students are not the only ones affected by the short school year.
Dr. Ray Perryman, a nationally known economist, appeared on East Texas Now Tuesday to explain why the oil industry has bottomed out and what the future of the economy holds.
Longview ISD Superintendent Dr. James Wilcox appeared on East Texas Now on Monday to talk about how his district will move forward following the governor’s closing of all campuses.
This COVID-19 pandemic shows just how much we all crave connection with fellow human beings. Anissa Centers shares with you some of the creative ways people have remained close while practicing social distancing.
Titus County Judge Brian Lee appeared on East Texas Now Monday to explain why he has signed an order requiring customers to wear masks in retail outlets.
Two East Texas government officials and a school superintendent spoke to East Texas News immediately following Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement Friday of executive orders to reopen the Texas economy.
