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11 hours ago |
noticiasetx.com | Jeff Awtrey
TYLER, TX (NOTICIAS DEL ESTE DE TEXAS) - Los registros de licencias estatales muestran que Jucys Hamburgers tiene planes para abrir un cuarto local en Tyler. El proyecto, valorado en 1,2 millones, está registrado en el 13970 de la autopista estatal 110, en la zona sur de Tyler. El proyecto de construcción tendrá una superficie de 253 metros cuadrados y se espera que esté terminado el 15 de diciembre. Esta empresa familiar abrió su primer restaurante en Longview en 1980.
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12 hours ago |
noticiasetx.com | Jeff Awtrey
TYLER, Texas (NOTICIAS DEL ESTE DE TEXAS) - El Departamento de Seguridad Pública (DPS) está investigando un atropello con fuga que causó la muerte de un ciclista en la autopista estatal 64, al este de Tyler, durante la noche del miércoles. Según el portavoz del DPS, Adam Albritton, el ciclista, ahora identificado como Enrique Gómez Torres, de 50 años, de Tyler, fue atropellado por un vehículo cerca de Big Oak Bay Road y fue encontrado muerto.
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12 hours ago |
kltv.com | Jeff Awtrey
TYLER, Texas (KLTV) - State licensing records show Jucys Hamburgers have plans for a fourth location in Tyler. The $1.2 million project is registered for 13970 State Highway 110 on the south side of Tyler. The construction project will be for 2,730 square feet with an expected completion date of Dec. 15. The family-owned business opened its first restaurant in Longview in 1980. In Tyler, there are locations on Fifth Street, Old Jacksonville Highway and the southwest loop.
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20 hours ago |
kltv.com | Jeff Awtrey
DENVER (KLTV) - Former Mount Pleasant Tiger Michael Kopech threw a perfect inning and ran his scoreless streak to seven innings in the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 win over the Colorado Rockies on Thursday. Kopech entered the game in the eighth inning and got Ryan McMahon to fly out before striking out Braxton Fulford. Ryan Ritter then lined out to end the inning. Kopech threw 13 pitches, with seven being strikes. Through eight appearances, Kopech has eight strikeouts.
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1 day ago |
ktre.com | Jeff Awtrey
RICHMOND, Va. (KTRE) - Former Jasper Bulldog John McMillon threw a shutout inning in Reading’s 6-4 loss to Richmond on Wednesday. McMillon entered the game in the sixth inning and gave up walks to the first two batters before inducing a flyout to the third, striking out the fourth and getting the final batter out on a foul fly. Through 18 appearances, McMillon has a 4.22 ERA. Reading (26-43) is in sixth place in their division. They continue the series against Richmond on Thursday.
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Jamey Boyum
Reporter and Multimedia Journalist at KLTV-TV (Tyler, TX)
Jamey Boyum primarily covers news in the East Texas region, including areas around Tyler and Longview, Texas, United States.
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Publisher and Managing Editor at County Line Magazine
P.A. Geddie primarily covers news in East Texas, United States, including areas around Tyler and Longview.
Robin Richardson
Reporter at The Marshall News Messenger
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News Editor at Paulick Report
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