Katecey Harrell

1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Katecey Harrell

By Katecey Harrell Tyler residents Marcos and Samantha Sandoval were among the thousands who came out Wednesday afternoon for the grand opening of the 17th Bass Pro Shops location in the country and the first in East Texas. "It's not going to help my wallet," Marcos said with a laugh. "But it is going to help with the commute - and my happiness." -- Harrell can be reached at [email protected].

1 week ago | news-journal.com | Katecey Harrell

Tyler residents Marcos and Samantha Sandoval were among the thousands who came out Wednesday afternoon for the grand opening of the 17th Bass Pro Shops location in the country and the first in East Texas. “It’s not going to help my wallet,” Marcos said with a laugh. “But it is going to help with the commute — and my happiness.”Like many others at the event, Marcos said he’s excited to stop driving to other cities just to get outdoor gear.

1 week ago | brenhambanner.com | Katecey Harrell

Tyler residents Marcos and Samantha Sandoval were among the thousands who came out Wednesday afternoon for the grand opening of the 17th Bass Pro Shops location in the country and the first in East Texas. “It’s not going to help my wallet,” Marcos said with a laugh. “But it is going to help with the commute — and my happiness.”kAm{:<6 >2?J @E96CD 2E E96 6G6?E[ |2C4@D D2:5 96’D 6I4:E65 E@ DE@A 5C:G:?8 E@ @E96C 4:E:6D ;FDE E@ 86E @FE5@@C 862C] }@H[ 96 42? DA6?5 >@C6 E:>6 @? E96 =2<6[ :?

1 week ago | kdhnews.com | Katecey Harrell

WINONA - The Winona City Council took action against Winona ISD at its meeting Tuesday night over ongoing problems with what the district sends into the city's sewer system. "It is the city's responsibility to regulate and manage what is being disposed of or is being discharged to us," Winona Mayor Rachel Moreno said. "They keep saying that they're in compliance. The problem is they're not in compliance based on what our system can handle."-- Harrell can be reached at [email protected].

1 week ago | tylerpaper.com | Katecey Harrell

Fifteen months ago, County Road 3344 was just red dirt cutting through hardwoods. On Wednesday, Smith County officials celebrated the completion of the new 1.5-mile roadway set to improve regional connectivity and support future growth. “This is more than a road.