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What started as childhood resentment for his dad’s mandatory roadside history stops on family vacations has evolved into a full-blown passion for Chris Woolsey. Woolsey is now on a heartfelt […]

The annual Winter Gala benefiting the Tyler Rose Museum was held on Thursday night where the 93rd Texas Rose Festival court and festival theme were announced. The 93rd Texas Rose […]

GILMER — Texas-based Mrs Baird’s bread company will donate 11,000 loaves of bread to the East Texas Food Bank this summer. The 11,000 loaves will be donated throughout the food […]

Thirteen-year-old Isabel Bailey hopes to work as a crime scene investigator one day, so when the opportunity arose to learn how officers process evidence, collect fingerprints and investigate crimes, she […]

The Longview Arboretum and Nature Center was buzzing with the energy of young innovators this week as Big Sky STEM Labs welcomed children to its Arboretum Operations: Field Research [Robot […]

Children at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts spent this past week looking in the mirror – then looking beyond it. Instead of simply drawing what they saw, students in […]

Longview had a blast Saturday as community members celebrated America’s 250th birthday. The city’s annual Fireworks and Freedom Celebration at the Longview Convention Complex feature a patriotic car show, children’s […]

The entrance to the Longview Arboretum and Nature Center has a colorful new welcome thanks to a series of raised trial garden beds that are already doing more than simply […]

For more than four decades, “Night Winds” has been one of Longview’s most talked-about works of public art.

Take a look back at East Texas history with our ‘It Was Twenty Years Ago Today…’ photo series.