Good morning, Tyler.

Today the SPCA of East Texas in Tyler introduces Abu, a terrier mix that is 7 weeks old found under a house in northern Tyler and set to grow into a large breed dog — the center is also seeking volunteers for bottle feeding and fostering pets with adoption appointments available Tuesday through Saturday.

A historical marker honoring Young’s Pharmacy was damaged in a minor car crash on July 7 just before 4 p.m. on North Palace Street—local leaders are raising funds to replace it and preserve the legacy of a key North Tyler business district.

East Texan Maya Golden Bethany released her new political thriller The Senator on April 15, which follows rising star Senator Oliver Michaels & a New York Times reporter uncovering corruption in Washington.

The novel mixes high-stakes conspiracy with a second-chance romance as Michaels faces the harsh realities of political life.

Cumberland Academy in Tyler named Dr. Jo Ann Simmons as the lone finalist for the superintendent position—she brings over 20 years of education experience including 12 years as a superintendent at UT Tyler University Academy—and the school will host a town hall meet and greet at 6 p.m. Thursday while a 21-day waiting period is observed before officially naming her.

The University of Texas at Tyler got $100,000 from Risepoint to boost scholarships, online education and research awards at Soules College of Business — the funds will be spread out over five years — and will benefit students, faculty and alumni.

Judge Sara Maynard announced her re-election campaign for Smith County Court at Law #2 as she seeks to build on over two decades of legal service.

She previously earned over 80,000 votes in the general election and plans to further reduce court backlogs and save taxpayer dollars.

State lawmakers are investigating a groundwater plan amid concerns in East Texas — local residents worry about the safety of their water supply.

Officials said they will review the plan in upcoming sessions to decide if changes in water management are needed.

The After Party Concert

9 PM – 3 AM — Rick's On the Square — Entry fee required — Enjoy the energetic performances of Top 40 hits by The After Party Band.

Sunday Brunch With Low D

12-6 p.m. — Texas Music City Grill & Smokehouse Tyler — Free entry — Enjoy a delightful Sunday brunch with live saxophone music by LaDarius Daniels.

Jazz Luncheon at Hollytree

11:30 a.m. — Hollytree Country Club — $25 - $42 — Enjoy a delightful luncheon with live jazz music hosted by the East Texas Chapter of The Links, Incorporated.

Darrin Morris Band Live Performance

6:30 PM – 12:30 AM — Hollytree Country Club — Tickets available — Enjoy a night filled with energetic performances from the Darrin Morris Band, a local favorite.

AI Norman: Tyler Comedy Night with Myq Kaplan

7-11 PM — Rose City Comedy — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of smart and witty comedy with Arielle Isaac Norman and Myq Kaplan.

Open House in Briarwood

4-6 p.m. — 3207 S Cameron Ave, Tyler, TX — Free entry — Explore a fully renovated 4-bedroom home on over half an acre in a desirable Tyler neighborhood.

Lee Mathis & The Brutally Handsome Live

7 PM — The Grove Kitchen & Gardens — Ticket prices vary — Experience an energetic blend of outlaw country and swing with a high-energy live show.

Aaron Watson Live Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Blackhawk Creek Grill — All ages welcome — Experience the sounds of independent country music star Aaron Watson with special guest Gunnar Latham.

Childbirth Education Class Series

Aug 4, 6:30 PM – Sep 1, 8:30 PM — CHRISTUS Mother Frances Hospital - Tyler — Refunds up to 7 days before event — An informative and interactive series designed to prepare expectant parents for childbirth.

Chris Munch Comedy Show

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Rose City Comedy — Ticket prices vary — Experience the comedic talents of Chris Munch, a seasoned performer blending humor and storytelling.