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5 days ago | 
tylerpaper.com | Katecey Harrell
It’s curtains for me at the Tyler Morning Telegraph, so I'm saying farewell to anyone who may have noticed my humble byline over the past two years as your government reporter. After years of chasing deadlines and digging into documents, I’m excited to apply those same storytelling skills in a new context.
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1 week ago | 
kdhnews.com | Katecey Harrell
By Katecey Harrell The Tyler City Council approved more than $16 million in contracts to upgrade the city's water system and improve police training facilities on Wednesday. Waste water and water infrastructure -- Harrell can be reached at [email protected].
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1 week ago | 
news-journal.com | Katecey Harrell
TYLER — U.S. Sen. John Cornyn called CampV a “gold standard” for veterans’ care during a visit this week to the Tyler-based resource hub, saying its model should be replicated across the state and nation to address gaps in support. Cornyn toured the facility Wednesday and spoke about the ongoing struggles veterans face when transitioning from military to civilian life.
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1 week ago | 
wvnews.com | Katecey Harrell
The Tyler City Council approved more than $16 million in contracts to upgrade the city’s water system and improve police training facilities on Wednesday. The council awarded a $12.6 million construction contract to Taknek, LLC to modernize the Lake Tyler Raw Water Pump Station, which supplies drinking water to nearly half the city. The 36-month project will replace aging electrical systems, add a backup generator and install new controls to improve reliability during storms and outages.
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1 week ago | 
brenhambanner.com | Katecey Harrell
The Tyler City Council approved more than $16 million in contracts to upgrade the city’s water system and improve police training facilities on Wednesday. kAm%96 4@F?4:= 2H2C565 2 S`a]e >:==:@? 4@?DECF4E:@?
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1 week ago | 
kdhnews.com | Katecey Harrell
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn called CampV a "gold standard" for veterans' care Tuesday during a visit to the Tyler-based resource hub, saying its model should be replicated across the state and nation to address gaps in support for service members. Cornyn toured the Front Street facility Wednesday and spoke about the ongoing struggles veterans face when transitioning from military to civilian life.
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1 week ago | 
tylerpaper.com | Katecey Harrell
U.S. Sen. John Cornyn called CampV a “gold standard” for veterans’ care Tuesday during a visit to the Tyler-based resource hub, saying its model should be replicated across the state and nation to address gaps in support for service members. Cornyn toured the Front Street facility Wednesday and spoke about the ongoing struggles veterans face when transitioning from military to civilian life.
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1 week ago | 
kdhnews.com | Katecey Harrell
A powerful storm system brought heavy rain, damaging winds and record-setting rainfall to East Texas, with wet weather expected to continue through the week before warmer and drier weather next week. East Texas experienced a series of strong storms over the past two days, driven by a weather pattern typically seen in early summer. This pattern, known as northwest flow season, features high pressure over the Rocky Mountains and a deep dip in the atmosphere over the central and southern plains.
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1 week ago | 
moorenews.com | Katecey Harrell
A powerful storm system brought heavy rain, damaging winds and record-setting rainfall to East Texas, with wet weather expected to continue through the week before warmer and drier weather next week. East Texas experienced a series of strong storms over the past two days, driven by a weather pattern typically seen in early summer. This pattern, known as northwest flow season, features high pressure over the Rocky Mountains and a deep dip in the atmosphere over the central and southern plains.
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1 week ago | 
wvnews.com | Katecey Harrell
A powerful storm system brought heavy rain, damaging winds and record-setting rainfall to East Texas, with wet weather expected to continue through the week before warmer and drier weather next week. East Texas experienced a series of strong storms over the past two days, driven by a weather pattern typically seen in early summer. This pattern, known as northwest flow season, features high pressure over the Rocky Mountains and a deep dip in the atmosphere over the central and southern plains.
