Pine Tree ISD students win bikes
Panola College announces fall 2019 honor graduates
Six Panola College Chorale Members were selected to perform in the 2020 Texas Two-Year College All-State Choir.
A federal judge is weighing higher fines for the Education Department after the federal agency disclosed it pursued scores of additional borrowers for debt collection — violating a court order.
Santa in schools
Hallsville High School National Honor Society and Z Club students recently learned about helping others by taking children in their own district to buy new shoes.
Economists from Mexico are teaming up with the University of Texas at Tyler to study the impact of human capital and oil and gas in the region.
Schools partnering for prenursing courses
Graduation ceremonies were held Friday at Tyler Junior College and the University of Texas at Tyler.
Carthage Jr. High held an anti-bullying campaign sponsored by Excellent Teen Choice and the Community in Schools Program on Friday, Nov. 22.
Alfie Ogden, 12, loved shopping in Walmart Tuesday morning during the annual Christmas Lights Shopping Trip for students from the Wayne D. Boshears Center for Exceptional Programs in Tyler.
Coach Jerelyn Maxey said she believes early involvement in sports is key to a healthy lifestyle, passing classes and staying out of trouble.
PT students win robotics contest
KC journalism students get awards
The Carthage High School students in Jolene Davis’s welding class grew up going to Davis Park.
Pine Tree senior to compete at UIL
The Math Pathways Award from the Charles A. Dana Center at the University of Texas at Austin now resides at Kilgore College.
The Ozarka Spring Water factory in Hawkins likes to focus on ... water. However, there was a bee infestation outside the plant where the drivers enter.
Sabine Middle School hosts speaker
Gilmer High School senior Molly Sullivan will join high school students from around the world to sing at Carnegie Hall in New York City in February.
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Panola College starts Angel Tree project
Kilgore ISD fifth-graders took a tour of the Kilgore Pak-Sher facility Oct. 24, where they got an up-close look at the plastic recycling process while also learning about the importance of recycling. In addition to free snacks and photo opportunities with the Chick-fil-A cow mascot, students also learned about the positive impact they could have on the environment by recycling "B.O.B.s".
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Excitement began to build in the hallway at Tyler ISD’s Career and Technology Center as a group of visually impaired students waited outside of a classroom full of dogs.
Sabine Middle School Students of the Month
HARLETON — Harleton ISD students have their target in sight.
The district has more than 170 students signed on to participate in its new archery program that will span across grades third through twelfth.
ETBU hosts field day for community children
LeTourneau to perform fall concert
Despite rainy weather, the cooler temperatures could not put a damper on the warmth of the Tiger Spirit during East Texas Baptist University’s homecoming festivities this past weekend.
The Tyler Junior College Steel Drum Line has been performing sounds of the Caribbean since its inception in fall of 2004.
A LeTourneau University student is among 40 recipients of United Parcel Service Foundation scholarships.
LeTourneau University’s Sting Precision Flight Team won second place overall recently at the regional NIFA SAFECON flight competition at the University of Oklahoma.
LeTourneau University to host Texas poet
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Pine Tree students ‘Commended’
Next September, students dissatisfied with their ACT scores will be able for the first time to retake a selected portion of the college admission test without having to repeat the entire exam.
Panola College students, along with drama professor Karen King, earned recognition at the Texas Educational Theatre Association (TETA) Theatrefest 2019 in Dallas on Sept. 25-29. King was presented with the 2019 TETA Founders Award.
HALLSVILLE — Hallsville High School sophomore Landon King has used his artistic skill to design a tiger themed shoe that’s in the running for a $25,000 cash prize from Vans Shoes.
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Hallsville students in regional choir
Panola College did a student survey last year and found some unexpected results: 45 percent of students were cutting meal sizes or skipping meals because they didn’t have enough money.
Longview student earns ‘Great Neighbor’ award
Kilgore ISD will host several “Parent University” informational and training sessions during the 2019-2020 school year to “help engage, educate, and equip parents to become leaders and advocates for their child’s learning.”
ETBU hosts family weekend
UT Tyler gets endowment
Marshall ISD students recently heard a story of second chances and a warning to make good decisions from author and motivational speaker Damon West.
The University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler is working to ensure students across East Texas know more about health science careers they can study close to home.
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