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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Mavericks win NBA Draft Lottery for first time

1 day ago | tylerpaper.com | Lawrence Dow

Defying astronomical odds, the Dallas Mavericks won the NBA Draft Lottery on Monday for the first time in franchise history, landing the No. 1 overall pick in the upcoming draft. Duke product Cooper Flagg is the presumptive top selection. Flagg averaged 19.2 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 4.2 assists in his lone season at Duke while earning a consensus first-team All-American selection.
Games, giving and community spirit at annual NAMI Tyler fundraiser

2 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) Tyler held its seventh annual Games Day fundraiser May 6 at Hollytree Country Club. More than 100 local residents attended the event, which featured bridge and mahjong games, a catered lunch, a silent auction and a variety of door prizes. Now in its seventh year, Games Day has become a popular tradition among area supporters.
Las Vegas-themed prom brings joy, inclusion to Tyler-area special needs community

2 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

The music pulsed through the Rose Garden Museum as guests stepped onto the dance floor — some in sequined gowns, others in sharp suits — all beaming with excitement. For more than 200 special needs adults and their loved ones, Friday night’s Crystal Ball in Tyler was more than a prom. It was a celebration of joy, inclusion and community.
A&M softball earns overall No. 1 seed

3 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Reid Laymance

Texas A&M earned the No. 1 overall seed for the NCAA softball tournament. The Aggies, who were declared co-champs of the SEC tournament when weather canceled the final against Oklahoma, were one of seven SEC teams to receive a top-eight seed and the right to host a super regional, if they advance. Texas A&M (45-9) will open in College Station against Saint Francis at 2:30 p.m. Friday. Marist and Liberty are the other two teams in that regional.
Patriots hosting NCAA Division II regional

3 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Phil Hicks

The UT Tyler Patriots have received a bid to the NCAA Division II National Baseball Tournament, the NCAA announced on Sunday night from Indianapolis. The Patriots are the No. 2 seed in the South Central Regional II and will host No. 3 seed Colorado Mesa and No. 6 MSU Denver at Irwin Field. The games begin on Thursday and continue through Saturday. This marks the first time in program history that the Patriots will host a regional as a member of NCAA Division II.
Photos: Boots, BBQ and bands at Red Dirt Fest

4 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Katecey Harrell

Cowboy boots kicked up dirt Saturday as thousands gathered at The Park of East Texas for the 11th annual Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival. The sold-out event treated guests to live music and endless barbecue samples, with more than 20 joints from across Texas serving up brisket, ribs, sausage and more. Festivalgoers strolled from booth to booth, balancing paper trays piled high with smoky bites while country tunes filled the air.
Las Vegas-themed prom brings joy, inclusion to Tyler-area special needs community

4 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

The music pulsed through the Rose Garden Museum as guests stepped onto the dance floor — some in sequined gowns, others in sharp suits — all beaming with excitement. For more than 200 special needs adults and their loved ones, Friday night’s Crystal Ball in Tyler was more than a prom. It was a celebration of joy, inclusion and community.
PHOTOS: Crystal Ball for special needs community

4 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Jennifer Scott

The Crystal Ball, now in its fourth year since Mary Nell’s Close to Home took over organizing, brought together guests at the Rose Garden Museum in Tyler. Attendees arrived dressed to the nines, many in tuxedos and sequined gowns, while others embraced bold colors and accessories that fit the event's Las Vegas theme.
Tyler Legacy sweeps Copperas Cove to advance to regional semifinals

4 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Brandon Ogden

FORNEY — Tyler Legacy is headed to the regional semifinals of the high school baseball playoffs for the first time since 2010. Cale Zips pitched 6.2 innings allowing no unearned runs and only one hit, and Nolan Hable struck out Matai Anzaldua for the final out of a 4-1 win over Copperas Cove on Saturday to sweep the best-of-three Class 6A Division 2 area round series. The Red Raiders won 17-1 in Game 1 on Thursday. “They’re competitors,” Tyler Legacy head baseball coach VJ Bunner said.
Tyler Legacy wraps up spring football

4 days ago | tylerpaper.com | Brandon Ogden

Tyler Legacy put a wrap on its 16-practice spring schedule with its annual spring football game on Friday afternoon at Red Raider Field. “You see the culture changing,” Tyler Legacy head football coach Beau Trahan said. “The guys are taking coaching. They’re bought in and they’re hungry. Just watching them flying around to the ball every day for 16 practices, I couldn’t be more proud of this football team and what they’re representing. I’m proud to be their coach.