Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 7th of February.
Good morning, Tyler.
Family, friends, and teachers honored 11-year-old Easton Roper during a heartfelt funeral in Mixon, remembering his big heart and bright spirit.
ETX View’s 40 Under Forty magazine is out today, announcing winners and runners-up in 40 industry categories that celebrate local young professionals.
Home delivery subscribers of the Tyler Morning Telegraph and Longview News-Journal can access the digital flipbook to view the winners (and runners‑up).
East Texas native Don Henley said on CBS Sunday Morning he is ready to leave the stage & this year may mark the Eagles' final set.
His remarks hint at a big change for the band that has long entertained local fans.
UT Tyler partnered with Bullard ISD to offer discounted tuition rates for advanced degrees to district employees this summer.
The college will provide an online, accelerated master’s degree in educational leadership (with principal certification) to support teacher training and address the teacher shortage.
Fourth and fifth-grade students at Ramey Elementary performed a glow-in-the-dark show to honor Black History Month on Thursday morning in the school cafeteria.
Music teacher LePatrick Thomas said the event mixed traditional songs, poetry, and dance to make history engaging for all.
At the Caldwell Zoo, reptile experts explained that snakes play an essential role in keeping the ecosystem balanced by controlling pests.
Visitors can safely learn to identify both venomous and nonvenomous species (e.g., rat snakes and water snakes) during their visit.
On Feb. 6, during National Go Red Day (a day to raise heart awareness), Dr. Kondamudi at UT Health East Texas shared key heart health tips for women.
He explained how recognizing risk factors can help maintain wellness.
Simon is a handsome 3.5-year-old mixed breed ready for adoption today at Pets Fur People in Tyler; he gets along with cats + requires a meet-and-greet before a $150 adoption fee is applied during business hours.
Tylerites can watch the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics on NBC and USA Network as the games continue overseas, with U.S. athletes in figure skating, hockey and bobsled.
Discovery Science Place’s synthetic ice rink reopens March 9 at 308 North Broadway Ave with set time blocks for skating.
Hillsdale scored four runs in the seventh inning to beat UT Tyler 4-1, leaving the Patriots at a 3-4 record after a tight softball game that shifted in the final inning.
Run the Pines Trail Series
8:20 a.m. — Faulkner Park — Registration required — Experience a scenic trail run in the beautiful landscape of East Texas.
Take Heart 10K & 5K
Feb 20-21 — Tyler, Texas — Registration fees apply — Celebrate health and empowerment at this all-female running event.
Cirque Italia: Water Circus
7:30-9:30 p.m. — Broadway Square — Tickets from $81 — Experience a mesmerizing show that blends acrobatics and water artistry.
Bringing Butterflies into Your Backyard
2-3 p.m. — Tyler Public Library — Free entry — Discover how to attract butterflies and learn about their favorite plants with Master Gardener Elizabeth Waldrop.
Rose City Classic Gymnastics Meet
All day — W.T. Brookshire Conference Center — Ticketed event — Experience thrilling gymnastics performances and cheer on local talent during this premier competition.
Banda Los Costenos - Estrellas de Tuzantla
8 p.m. — LaFe Disco Tyler — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant performances of traditional mariachi music with Los Hermanos Arellano.
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