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Tillis is known for hits like “Maybe It Was Memphis” and “Shake the Sugar Tree.

2025 Texas Country Music Hall of Fame inductees to be announced later this year

The luxury vehicle was later determined to have been stolen out of Georgia last week.

Allen most recently did radio play-by-play for Carthage's state championship game in Arlington.

In Carthage, Fridays are for playing football, while Mondays are for talking football,

As construction continues at the new site of the Smith County Courthouse in Tyler, crews are preparing to erect a tower crane that will be used to assemble the new building.

“The timing of his resignation from the House of Representatives clearly was meant to prevent the public disclosure of the ethics report," Moran said.

The new 140,000-square foot facility will be located in the North Tyler Commerce Park on CR 334.

The oil derricks in Kilgore might as well be radio towers this weekend.

All three women on the Brookshire’s Heroes Flight were presented with certificates in a special ceremony.

The heroes were also greeted at Regan National Airport by Congressman Nathaniel Moran and the TJC Apache Belles.

The ceremony will be held at the Tyler Pounds Regional Airport terminal on Monday, Oct. 21, at 7:30 a.m.

Songs written by Jennings include Eric Clapton’s “Tears in Heaven,” Steve Winwood’s “Higher Love”, and “Up Where We Belong."

Crypto.com, based in Singapore, is operating the new office inside Plaza Tower in downtown Tyler

Organization offers support for kids with cancer and their families

As for the name of the firm, McGuire said the law office of Keith Miller isn’t going anywhere anytime soon.

The expansion comes on the heels of historic ratings success for KVNE.

The historical society currently leases the building from the city at no cost, according to Deputy City Manager Stephanie Franklin.

The stars shined bright Saturday night in Carthage as the Texas Country Music Hall of Fame welcomed its newest inductees.

The voter-approved courthouse project in Smith County is to blame for what will more than likely be an increase in property taxes.