It’s been a tough election year so far and a great many have felt the pressure or worse, experienced real pain. Unfortunately, it’s going...

Elections have consequences. If you’ve ever doubted that, just consider the news over the past week or so about the death of Supreme...

It’s Art of Peace Week in Tyler, scheduled to end Sept. 21 on the United Nations’ official International Day of Peace. You’re forgiven if...

I’ve been a country journalist for almost all my life, which some people take to mean “second-tier.” For some, all endeavors are marked...

Fifty years ago, the Tyler ISD school board fought integration with just about every resource it could muster. Board members — either led...

As parks go, you wouldn’t say Tyler’s Crescent Park is particularly remarkable. It looks just like what it is: a piece of land that...

Well maybe it is just the time of year Or maybe it’s the time of man… – “Woodstock,” Joni Mitchell People seem to have gone over the edge...

Republican Louie Gohmert, who has represented our part of East Texas in Congress for – hmmm, forever? – is sick with Covid-19. If you saw...

Violence reared its ugly head right here in our part of the world Sunday when officials decided it would be wise to double-book opposing...