Snuggled back in areas you may not travel are this years’ Landmarks of Longview, and the Gregg County historical Museum would like you to see them. And the tour’s theme this year is Homes of the Oil Field Boom, and the museum will take you there.
Gregg County Historical Museum Executive Director Lindsay Loy said in the past their Landmarks of Longview Tour was different.
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A Kilgore church is planning fall events at their annual pumpkin patch.
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Flash flooding brought traffic to a near standstill in Brooklyn streets Friday, washing debris through the roadway. Credit: @thejongardner / WEATHER TRAKER /TMX
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One of his final requests was for his funeral to be held on the field he built.
“He was talking about it in the hospital, that he wanted to have it out on the baseball field, I mean this was his dream, so that’s what we wanted to do for him,” said his son David Cornelius, Jr.
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Neal McCoy says this year's fundraiser concert sold out in four hours because his special guest is none other than Vince Gill. But don't worry, he's got a way you can still watch the show on Saturday.
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The grounds will have live music, scavenger hunts, giveaways, photo opportunities and more. Almost all of the vendor spots are sold out for even more opportunities for shopping and fun finds. The celebrations kicked off Thursday and will go until Sunday, Oct. 1.
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Tyler is a Bee City USA affiliate, but Flint Farm & Apiary helper/beekeeper Konner Bennett said the chemicals used on the roses and in yards are extremely harmful and the reason so many colonies have failed in that location and across the city.