Good morning, Tyler.

Tyler High and Tyler Legacy High held their 36th Annual Pantry Raid at the Tyler ISD Rose City Rivalry football game last Friday, collecting 20,000 pounds of food, 105,000 meals and $17,906 for the East Texas Food Bank to support hunger relief programs for local children and families.

ACH Cosmetology students gain hands-on training by offering salon services at discounted rates.

Salon Nights run on the second and fourth Wednesdays from 4 to 7 p.m. and Salon Saturdays on the third Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at Chapel Hill High School—3172 State Hwy. 64 E in Tyler.

UT Tyler reported a record fall enrollment of 11,701 students including its largest freshman class ever—university officials say the institution is planning expanded facilities to support future growth.

UT Tyler and Brownsboro ISD are partnering to offer an accelerated master's degree in educational leadership — available 100% online for district employees seeking discounted tuition.

The joint effort aims to address the regional teacher shortage and improve K-12 outcomes.

UT Health Jacksonville received a gold award from the American Heart Association on Sept.

1. The hospital was recognized for following updated guidelines to provide fast stroke care in Cherokee County — a milestone for its efforts in rural health.

A coach saved a choking sixth-grader at LaPoynor ISD during lunch today (using the Heimlich maneuver) and the incident shows how well emergency training works in our schools.

SPCA of East Texas is hosting a pet adoption event until Sept.

20 at its Tyler center featuring dogs like Bridger, Elsa, Thor, Mae, and Wesley; interested families can call 903-596-7722 or email for more details.