KLTV’s Jamey Boyum visited the Avalon Faire Sunday and spoke with Geoff Sloane, AKA King Nentris, about some of the entertainment and activities available for those who want to step back in time.
Net neutrality bars providers from slowing down or blocking access to certain content or apps. It also prevents them from speeding up certain internet traffic for payment.
Consumers continued to drive growth in the January-March quarter but slowed their spending. Growth was also held back by businesses reducing their inventories.
Branton was arrested and charged alongside Ja’Michael Rusk, also of Jacksonville, for allegedly stabbing Davenport after Davenport had gotten a ride from the two men.
Expedition Texas: Tales from the Road is authored by Bob Mauldin, whose TV show brings to life stories of abandoned buildings, ghost towns and other lost Texas history locations.
Tyler Water Utilities has taken the necessary corrective actions to restore the quality of the water distributed by this public water system used for drinking water or human consumption purposes.
KLTV’s Jamey Boyum talks with Gladewater ISD Superintendent Sedric Clark about the district moving to a four day school week beginning next school year.
The Longview Chamber of Commerce has joined two national organizations and a state organization in filing a lawsuit in a Tyler federal courthouse against the Federal Trade Commission for their ban on noncompete agreements.
In an effort to boost cell phone service and fill cellular coverage gaps for residents in Lufkin, the city council is considering a proposal for a “monopine” cell tower. A monopine is made to look like a pine tree.