Good morning, Tyler.

The Tyler Deaf and Hard of Hearing Center, founded in 2012 by local community members, serves East Texas with interpreter services, ASL classes and community events — located at 1828 E SE Loop 323, Suite LL14.

It partners with Tyler Junior College to expand resources.

Tyler locals can enjoy Spring Break as Discovery Science Place, Tyler Parks and Recreation and the public library host camps and events from March 9 to April 5, with additional museum activities and outdoor adventures offered across the city.

SPCA of East Texas is hosting a pet adoption event from Monday, March 9 through March 15 at its Tyler center on W.

Grande Blvd. The event features adoptable pets — including dogs and cats like Nightingale and Reba — for families seeking a new companion.

Catholic Charities of Tyler, founded in Hurricane Katrina’s aftermath, celebrated 20 years — now serving 33 counties with disaster relief, healthcare, food, education and legal aid.

The nonprofit partners with local churches to help meet basic needs and restore dignity to those in need.

The East Texas Symphony Orchestra hosted the Carnegie Hall Link Up program on March 3 at the UT Tyler Cowan Center, where 4,000 fourth and fifth graders played Beethoven + Stravinsky in a live concert.

The event, moved from Tyler High School, demonstrated how young musicians connect with orchestral music.

Oil prices are rising amid Middle East conflict and local drivers feel the pressure while industry leaders note that Texas production & refining capacity could keep supplies stable.

Grassroots America is hosting a panel today at Holiday Inn Tyler - Convention Center to analyze March 3 primary results with guest analysts Texas Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian, State Rep. Brian Harrison and Texas Policy Research President Jeramy Kitchen.

A $15 buffet dinner is available 5-5:55 p.m.

The constable’s Citizens Academy in Tyler offers a six-week program where local residents gain a behind the scenes look at modern policing — learning about responsibilities, risks and challenges.

The initiative aims to enhance public understanding of law enforcement practices.

TxDOT announced a traffic switch will take effect this week for the U.S. Highway 69/FM 2493 improvement project in Bullard, with drivers urged to seek alternative routes as the old FM 2493 is closed to thru traffic *expect delays*.

San Augustine is set to advance to San Antonio after a strong defensive season & they will face a top-ranked opponent tonight in Athens.

Martins Mill is eyeing back-to-back titles while Westwood will face Aransas Pass in Katy and 1A Kennard will meet Milford in Athens as tournament play continues.

Games occur this week at local venues as teams chase championship wins.

Texas Parks and Wildlife said a man hid weights in a bass during an $11,500 Lake Fork tournament, boosting the fish’s score and raising questions about fair play.

Tater-Tot Trot 5K and Family Fun Run

2:50-4:45 a.m. — Rose Rudman Park — Registration required — Participate in a unique 5K and celebrate with tasty tater tots and special finisher medals.

Fleetwood Journey Tribute Concert

8 PM — Stanley's Famous Pit Barbecue — Ticketed event — Experience an unforgettable tribute to both Fleetwood Mac and Journey.

Dessert Dash - Tyler

8:55-11:00 AM — Rose Rudman Park — Family-friendly event — Lace up and enjoy miles of fun at the Dessert Dash while satisfying your sweet tooth.

CTCU Annual Meeting 2026

5:30-7 p.m. — The Historic Mayfair Building — Free for members and guests — Enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres, giveaways, and cash prizes at the annual meeting celebration.

UT Tyler Collage Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — UT Tyler Cowan Center — Free entry — Enjoy a night of diverse musical performances by talented students in a beautiful setting.

Medal Madness 5K & Half Marathon

8 AM – 12 PM — Southside Park — Registration required — Participate in a fun and challenging race with finisher medals for all runners.