Good morning, Tyler.

On November 14th, members of Newcomers and Friends of Tyler celebrated the club's 75th anniversary at First Christian Church with games, a meal and speeches.

The all-women group, founded in 1950 and now with over 200 members, honored its legacy of building female friendships — and will continue holding monthly meetings.

Over 50 Tyler men joined an annual brunch at III Palms and each brought $100—covering their meal cost and leaving the extra as a tip for the server.

The event continues a local tradition aimed at spreading kindness.

SPCA of East Texas faces potential funding cuts and is asking for support on Giving Tuesday—Executive Director Emily Heglund said public donations are essential to keep its services running.

The organization needs the community’s help to avoid deep budget cuts—local supporters are encouraged to contribute.

The Salvation Army in Tyler reported that 980 angel tags for children and seniors still need adopting before Dec.

6 to make their Christmas special—volunteers are also needed as gift distribution on Dec. 10 for seniors and Dec. 12 for children begins at Broadway Square Mall and Walmart Supercenters on South Broadway and in Lindale.

A baby weighing (15 oz) overcame tough odds during a six-month fight at UT Health East Texas and went home.

The baby’s progress brings hope to local families facing similar health challenges.

Union Hill star EJ Mowery, who led his team to an upset win over Aquilla in round three (scoring impressively), will face Gordon in the next playoff matchup.

Tyler runners completed the Holiday Showdown half marathon at Rose Rudman Park to raise funds for Toys for Tots.

Arp will face Newton in an upcoming football game as Newton’s team is performing at a level unmatched by any other 3A team—this matchup promises to be a major test for Arp.

The All Saints Trojans beat East Texas Homeschool Sports 49—31 in girls basketball, moving to a 5-3 season record.

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.

Angela Owen Live Comedy Show

7-10:15 p.m. — Rose City Comedy — Tickets from $74 — Enjoy a night of laughs with the talented Angela Owen in Tyler, TX.

Holiday Lights in the Garden

5-8 p.m. — Tyler Rose Garden — Free admission — Experience a spectacular holiday display of twinkling lights and festive music in a beautiful garden setting.