Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 26th of August.
Good morning, Tyler.
Hollytree Country Club, a community staple on Hollytree Drive, is now under new full ownership by Das & Nipa Nobel and will close in the coming days.
The club offers members golf, tennis, dining, and social activities as it begins a promising new chapter.
Tyler businesses are buzzing as The Collective Boutiques opens Sept.
19 at Cumberland Park, Spirit Halloween returns this fall on S. Broadway, and Stanley’s Famous Smash Bar (historic Beckham Avenue) will soon start construction; local shops like Tiger’s Eye Bagel and The Headless Librarian add to the busy scene.
Brookshire Grocery Company named Jerry LeClair as its new CEO on Monday after serving as interim leader since February.
LeClair brings over 40 years of industry experience—he joined BGC in 2019, and the family-owned firm has served Tyler and surrounding communities since 1928.
The East Texas Symphony Orchestra and UT Tyler Cowan Center have partnered to present two concerts featuring Kristin Chenoweth at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Oct.
24 and Bernadette Peters at 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 17 (tickets go on sale Monday, Aug. 31).
Tyler residents remember Dolly Parton’s 1972 visit at the historic Mayfair Building (415 Fair Park Drive) following her death Tuesday.
She performed with the Porter Wagoner Show, marking an important moment in local entertainment history.
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