Tyler Morning Telegraph

The Tyler Morning Telegraph is a daily newspaper located in Tyler, Texas, USA. It is owned privately by the T.B. Butler Publishing Company, Inc.

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Newly named Sherman Theater honors a musical legacy

1 day ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

When Arnold Sherman passed away last May, the world of handbell music lost one of its most resonant voices. A prolific composer, educator, and founder of the East Texas Handbell Ensemble, Arnold’s influence rang out across the country’s churches, concert halls, and classrooms. “The lives he touched are literally spread around the world,” said Gini Rainey, member of the Vibre Handbell Ensemble.
Meet featured adoptable pets at SPCA of East Texas April 21-27, 2025

1 day ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

Chantilly is a 4-year-old Labrador mix who is an absolute cutie. Friendly and fun-loving, she would make the perfect family dog. She’s good with other dogs, children—everyone. Chantilly is a great size at 46 pounds and loves visiting dog-friendly patios and local businesses. She is housebroken, crate- and leash-trained, and loves car rides. Professor X is a young Labrador/Great Pyrenees mix with an estimated birth date of Dec. 28, 2024.
Mass honors life, legacy of Pope Francis

2 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Will Riddell

The voices of the choir echoed throughout the sanctuary on Monday at the Chapel of Saints Peter and Paul in Tyler. At the front of the room, a picture of a smiling Pope Francis looked out over the parishioners. Francis, the Catholic church’s 266th leader, died Monday morning. The Vatican said Francis died of a cerebral stroke that put him into a coma and led to irreversible heart failure. Francis was weeks removed from a lengthy hospital stay to treat pneumonia and a complex lung infection.
Coates, Simon earn top honors for sports radio

6 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Phil Hicks

Bill Coates and Kevin Simon earned honors at the Fourth Annual Texas Association of Broadcaster/Broadcast News Awards Banquet held at The Westin Austin at The Domain in Austin on April 12. Coates, KTBB sports director, was awarded the Best Sports Play by Play/Medium Market for broadcasting Tyler Junior College football and basketball.
LISTA: Carreras por la ciudad y el consejo escolar en las elecciones de mayo del condado de Smith

6 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Raquel Villatoro

Los votantes del condado de Smith tendrán que tomar decisiones este mes de mayo a medida que los aspirantes se presentan para competir contra los funcionarios de la ciudad y los miembros de la junta escolar en las elecciones locales. La oficina electoral espera que la participación, que suele ser baja en las elecciones de mayo, sea mejor esta vez.
Bullard family safely evacuated from house fire

6 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Jimmie Searfoss

BULLARD — The Texas State Fire Marshal is aiding in the investigation of a Bullard house fire, that is believed to had been started from the exterior, according to officials. The house held five people, a mom and four children, who all evacuated safely.
UT Tyler takes first three games in Okahoma

6 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Phil Hicks

The Patriots swept Oklahoma Christian on Thursday after a team recording-breaking scoring outburst in Wednesday's opener in Edmond, Okla. UT Tyler, ranked No. 6 in the nation, won the Lone Star Conference baseball games 13-9 and 8-5 after the 27-12 win in the opener the day before. The Patriots (36-9 overall, 35-8 LSC) and the Eagles (10-35, 9-34) will tangle again on Friday to close out the four-game series. First pitch is set for 1 p.m. at Dobson Field.
With new homeowners, Pyron Garden will remain open to public

1 week ago | tylerpaper.com | Santana Gallacher

The Pyron Garden home in Tyler has officially sold after going on the market less than one month ago, a local Realtor announced Thursday. For decades, The Pyron Garden, a private backyard at 212 W. Dobbs St. maintained by longtime homeowner Joan Pyron, has been a cherished gem in Tyler for both residents and tourists alike. Although the garden was part of Pyron's personal home, she always kept it open to the public, allowing admirers to enjoy it anytime.
Easter events, faith services set in East Texas

1 week ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

Peter Cottontail is hopping down the East Texas bunny trails this weekend. From egg hunts to faith services and festive brunches and photo ops with the Easter Bunny, there is no shortage of ways for families to celebrate. But Easter is more than just baskets and bunny ears — it's one of the most significant holidays in the Christian faith. Celebrated around the world, Easter honors the resurrection of Jesus Christ, three days after His crucifixion, and symbolizes hope, renewal and new life.
Breaux, Raecek leadTJC to 10-0 win over Navarro

1 week ago | tylerpaper.com | Phil Hicks

Trevor Breaux, in his first start of the season, tossed a one-hitter and James Raecek drove in six runs in the Apaches' 10-0, five-inning win over Navarro College on Wednesday in a Region XIV Conference baseball game at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Mike Carter Field. Tyler Junior College improved to 26-18 overall and 12-13 in conference. The Bulldogs fell to 19-20 and 12-10. The two teams will play again on Saturday in Corsicana.