Ron Everett

Apr 21, 2024 | easternprogress.com | Ron Everett

Episode 3: Healing Through Music 21:07 Eastern Geeks Out Finale Episode 01:33:11 Nintendo Indie Direct, Game of the year tier list 02:04:53 Halloween Special 01:40:13 Progress Report Brief: Halloween Events, EKU Spring 2024 Graduation Announcement 06:34 Episode 2 11:00 Progress Report: October News Highlights 05:36 Episode 2: The Intersection Between Acting and Music 33:17 Difficult Games Discussion, Wii U Multiplayer shutdowns and more! 57:33 Episode 2 43:57 Episode: 1 39:39 Talking Out of...

Apr 21, 2024 | tylerpaper.com | Ron Everett

TYLER, Texas — As Kenneth Steel recovers in the hospital from a heart attack, he knows that he wouldn't be alive without the help of a good Samaritan. Earlier this week, Steel made a late-night trip to a gas station at the intersection of Rice Road and Old Jacksonville Highway in Tyler when he collapsed. That's when a kind woman came to his aid. Now, Steel and his family are asking East Texas residents for assistance in finding that life-saving heroine. Read more from our news partners at CBS19.

Apr 21, 2024 | starlocalmedia.com | Ron Everett

TYLER, Texas — As Kenneth Steel recovers in the hospital from a heart attack, he knows that he wouldn't be alive without the help of a good Samaritan. Earlier this week, Steel made a late-night trip to a gas station at the intersection of Rice Road and Old Jacksonville Highway in Tyler when he collapsed. That's when a kind woman came to his aid. kAm}@H[ $E66= 2?5 9:D 72>:=J 2C6 2D<:?8 t2DE %6I2D C6D:56?ED 7@C 2DD:DE2?46 :?

Apr 21, 2024 | inforney.com | Ron Everett

TYLER, Texas — As Kenneth Steel recovers in the hospital from a heart attack, he knows that he wouldn't be alive without the help of a good Samaritan. Earlier this week, Steel made a late-night trip to a gas station at the intersection of Rice Road and Old Jacksonville Highway in Tyler when he collapsed. That's when a kind woman came to his aid. Now, Steel and his family are asking East Texas residents for assistance in finding that life-saving heroine. Read more from our news partners at CBS19.

Feb 23, 2024 | cbs19.tv | Ron Everett

TYLER, Texas — Texas has decided not to participate in a federal program aimed at helping low-income families provide meals for their children during the summer break. This means the state is missing out on $450 million in federal tax dollars that could have supported eligible families. The federal nutrition program would have provided meals for 3.8 million children, but Texas is one of only 15 states opting out.