Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of November.
Good morning, Tyler.
Students, staff + Tom the Turkey from Great Kids Farm gathered for a festive celebration of gratitude and good humor ahead of Thanksgiving + marking a local display of unity before the holiday, reflecting the community's spirit as the season begins.
The Tyler Cattle Baron's Ball will be held on June 27th next summer at the W.T.
Brookshire Conference Center after moving from the Texas Rose Horse Park as organizers announced a new theme called Mount Up With Wings Like Eagles—an idea from Isaiah 40:31—for its fundraiser that helps the American Cancer Society. In 38 years, the ball has raised more than $18.5 million and offers a message of hope and strength.
Kindergarteners and seniors joined fall-themed sing-alongs at the Hamptons in Tyler, matching tiny feet with big voices (held at a familiar venue) and uniting different generations (in an engaging community event).
Goudarzi and Young — an East Texas law firm — is hosting its seventh annual turkey giveaway for the community, continuing a long-standing tradition of helping local residents.
East Texas native New York Jets' Kris Boyd said he is breathing on his own after being shot—he added that God is real and God is powerful.
On November 12, the U.S. Mint pressed its final circulating penny — a move driven by rising production costs and a goal to save taxpayers about $56 million annually.
Tyler businesses may soon adjust cash transactions — as the supply of new cents dwindles and existing coins gradually decline.
Health officials said botulism cases linked to a recalled infant formula have risen — and the product remains on store shelves.
Micro-preemie Nora beat the odds with skilled care from local doctors at a Texas hospital, marking a breakthrough that will bring extra hope to her family this Thanksgiving (and show advances in neonatal care).
A video highlights the game between Garrison and Elysian Fields played under bright lights—viewers can watch the action on the CBS19 app to see the full contest.
The clip gives fans a quick look at the matchup's key moments.
LaPoynor’s Savannah Reynolds reached 1,000 career points during a recent game, earning her the Player of the Week title and setting a key milestone for her team.
The Holiday Showdown
6:45-11:15 AM — Rose Rudman Park — Registration fee applies — Compete in a festive run with custom holiday finisher medals to mark your achievement.
2025 Rose City Christmas Parade and Drone Show
6:30-11:59 p.m. — CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium — $1.00 or one canned food item — Experience the festive fun of the Rose City Christmas Parade and Drone Show with a theme of ‘Unite For Good’.
Season's Greetings Running Event
8:00 a.m. — Southside Park — Free entry — Run or walk in a friendly atmosphere with multiple distance options and medals for all participants.
Chanukah Klezmer Concert
7-9 p.m. — True Vine Brewing Company — In-person only — Celebrate Chanukah with joyful Klezmer music from the Tyler Klezmer Ensemble.
Holiday Lights in the Garden
5-8 p.m. — Tyler Rose Garden — Free admission — Experience a dazzling display of thousands of holiday lights in a festive wonderland.
A Dickens' Christmas Celebration
4 PM-8 PM — East Texas State Fair Administration Office — Paid parking — Experience a charming Olde English Christmas town with hot cocoa, carolers, and festive vendors.
Do The Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl
4:30-9:00 p.m. — The SportsZone Bar and Grill — Tickets available online only — Celebrate the season in your ugliest sweater with games, contests, and festive cheer in Downtown Tyler.
The Rider Open Mic Night
6:30 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. — Texas African American Museum — Affordable tickets include refreshments — Share your talents or enjoy a night of music and poetry.
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