Gusher Days Coloring Contest Winners

About 3,500 people attended the annual Taste of the Oil Patch, which raises money for Truman W. Smith’s Children’s Care Center in Gladewater.

Gay Avenue Primary School students receive Blue Ribbon awards for “being a friend to others.”

Gusher Days, which commemorates the oil boom in Gladewater, drew hundreds of visitors from across the state.

More than 250 people flocked to Gladewater’s streets Saturday for the first Bricks in Bloom, a gardening, landscaping and nature event.

About 140 East Texas special education students participated in Upshur County’s first Special Olympics Friday at Gilmer’s Buckeye Stadium. Qualifiers will advance to a regi…

Gay Avenue Primary School recently awarded blue ribbons to students for positive behaviors. The photos and identifications were provided by the school.

The Weldon Christmas Program featured Gorgeous DJ (Sky Holcomb) singing “O Holy Night."

Main Street Board members presented checks to the Holiday "Bests" in the 2011 Holiday Decorating Contest. Winners include St. Clair for “Best District Business,&q…

The Christmas Parade was full of floats by the Gladewater Square Dancers, Calvary Baptist Church and Friendship Baptist Church, along with dancing by the DownHome Cloggers.

Gladewater Independent School District honored Samantha Sims, Lisa Richardson, Donna Patterson, Charles Head, Darhal Manning and Kay Everett with TCB Awards, an award that …

The Union Grove Future Farmers of America Show Team brought home three Champion Awards at the Four States Fair in Texarkana, Arkansas.

“Breakfast With Santa," sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, featured candy canes, wish lists and a reading of "The Night Before Christmas."

Honors for “Accepts Consequences," and “Shares with others/Take Turns” for Pre-K through First grade.

Terry Carlile, a speaker for the Region 4 Prevention Resource Center, teaches Broadway students about how to handle a bully.

The Gladewater Lion’s Club held their annual “Turkey Shoot" contest this weekend. Participants aimed their rifles and won a turkey if they hit a pre-selected target.

Gladewater High School students, parents and teachers walked around the track before the Gladewater vs. Carthage football game in support of saying “No to Drugs."