Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 10th of September.
Good morning, Tyler.
The East Texas Food Bank honored three Hunger Hero Award recipients Wednesday morning during Hunger Action Month to recognize local efforts against hunger.
The awards celebrated volunteer Lauren Hogan, Marvin Methodist Church’s ongoing support, and the SWEPCO Foundation’s contribution to feeding families.
Multiple assumed business names were filed in Smith County (Aug.
27 to Sept. 3), including Joys Concrete Construction, AST Wealth Partners and Pine and Iron Construction Co, reflecting recent activity among local entrepreneurs.
Tyler Hispanic Business Alliance hosted a sold-out Latina Leadership & Entrepreneurs Conference & Expo on Saturday at UT Tyler Soules College of Business.
Latina leaders attended panels, networking sessions, and a Mercado de Emprendedoras Latinas that highlighted local businesses.
Tyler resident Bonnie Rose Haley shares her recovery journey in her debut poetry book, Becoming Unseen: The Girl I Was.
The Woman I Became; published July 13, she will host a book signing (1 to 3 p.m. Sept. 26 at Half Price Books) to honor National Recovery Month.
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