Mark Scirto is a Meteorologist at KLTV Channel 7 in Tyler, Texas, where he has been since 1987. He covers a range of topics including regional interest, world news, construction and real estate, as well as sports and sports business. Mark has also been featured in KLTV 7 and KTRE.
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Mark Scirto's coverage is heavily focused on local weather, particularly in the Texas area. He consistently provides updates and forecasts for different times of the day. If you have information related to specific weather events or seasonal patterns in Texas, especially Tyler, he may be interested in your insights.
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By: Mark Scirto
Bergfeld actively developed property throughout the city, including the historic Azalea District. He also sold land to the city to use as a park.
By: Mark Scirto
Bergfeld actively developed property throughout the city, including the historic Azalea District. He also sold land to the city to use as a park. That park was named in his honor and it houses a historical marker, which was established in 2008.
By: Mark Scirto
Unusual-looking structures on Water Street have a history tied to a Boy Scouts program that promoted maritime skills.
By: Mark Scirto
MINEOLA, Texas (KLTV) - Cadwell Walton Raines came to Texas with his parents in 1853, beginning a journey that would take him from the Civil War battlefield to the state's top library position.
By: Mark Scirto
Cadwell Walton Raines came to Texas with his parents in 1853, beginning a journey that would take him from the Civil War battlefield to the state’s top library position.
By: Mark Scirto
The Big Inch stretched from Longview to the East Coast and is believed to have changed the course of the war
Two landmarks in the middle of Kilgore signify why the city boomed in the 1930s.
Two landmarks in city park commemorate East Texas oil field discovery By Mark Scirto Published May 23, 2026 at 7:01 PM GMT+2
Two major railroads crossed here and came together in 1873, marking the birth of Mineola. The city was incorporated in 1877.
By: Mark Scirto
The 1930s research station in Lindale helped East Texas farmers combat soil loss.
