More than 90,000 acres in North Texas have burned since the Ross wildfire began on Aug. 24. Now nearly 40% contained, the fire has claimed more than 150 structures and
COMMERCE – The arts and entertainment often act as a mirror for societal changes so it’s only natural that controversy and threats of censorship continually nip at the heels of
FORT STOCKTON – On Thursday afternoon, Greenville High School’s Iron Lions solar car team rolled into Fort Stockton – taking first place in the final stage of the 2026 Solar
SAN ANGELO – On Wednesday afternoon, Greenville High School’s Iron Lions solar car team rolled into San Angelo – taking first place in the penultimate stage of the 2026 Solar
This Wednesday, Greenville High School’s Iron Lions solar car team will leave for Texas Motor Speedway to compete in the 2026 Solar Car Challenge, a multi-day endurance race that will
In addition to a parade and fireworks, Greenville residents will have an opportunity to enjoy some fine dining and libations this Independence Day as a new restaurant opens downtown.
On Tuesday, Hunt County commissioners approved a request to place a memorial inside the courthouse dedicated to three black victims of racial violence whose murders took place in Hunt County
Each year, more than 500 children walk trough the doors of Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Texas in Hunt and Rockwall counties seeking a safe place to learn, play
On Tuesday, the Greenville City Council heard budget requests from the city’s departments of parks and recreation, community engagement and the library. With all three departments growing in what they
Last August, the City of Greenville’s servers were attacked by a ransomware group. The incident prompted city officials to isolate the affected systems, which in turn caused outages for a
By learning real job skills related to animal science, horticulture and welding as well as “soft skills” like leadership, communication and general problem solving, students who take agricultural education courses