Yoleyne Romero is a writer based in Longview, Texas. She has contributed articles to various local publications, including KYTX CBS19, Longview News-Journal, Kilgore News Herald, Tyler Morning Telegraph, and The Panola Watchman. Yoleyne's work focuses on community news, nonprofit organizations, local events, and human interest stories.
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By: Yoleyne Romero
This past October, Nina Allen, 26, was killed in a wreck on Interstate 20 in Harrison County when her car struck another vehicle.
The Mobberly Avenue entryway monument soon will join the list of completed projects funded by the city of Longview's 2018 bond package.
By: Yoleyne Romero
Two East Texas nonprofit organizations have joined to expand the reach of their women's services.
By: Yoleyne Romero
The Gregg County Sheriff's Office is set to receive new tactical shields, dispatch service upgrades and more after county commissioners on Thursday approved the purchases.
By: Yoleyne Romero
Two East Texas nonprofit organizations have joined to expand the reach of their women’s services.
The Gregg County 4-H Club is set to celebrate National 4-H Week on Monday with its first fair.
Two East Texas nonprofit organizations have joined to expand the reach of their women’s services.
By: Yoleyne Romero
A Pine Tree ISD bond proposal about five years in the making aims to maintain facility integrity and encourage students' career preparedness, according to district officials.
The Gregg County Master Gardeners Plant Sale opened at 9 a.m. Saturday, but even before then, eager customers already were lined up outside the gate at the Longview Arboretum and
Two East Texas nonprofit organizations have joined to expand the reach of their women’s services.
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