The Texas Department of Transportation is asking the public to weigh in on the I-20 Corridor Study, their transportation priorities for the highway, their points of interest and issues or opportunities that should be addressed.
The Hallsville Whataburger is undergoing a remodel, and the Whataburger saddles have been taken out of the store. Whataburger donated one of the saddles from the store to the City of Hallsville last week.
Generally speaking, investing is a long-term process. You invest in your IRA and 401(k) to reach a long-term goal — retirement. You may invest in a 529 education savings plan for many years to reach another long-term goal — college for your children. But is there also a place in your portfolio for shorter-term investments?
“These are the times that try men’s souls.” So said Thomas Paine during the crisis of the American Revolution. The current economic crisis caused by the COVID pandemic is now trying the souls of American entrepreneurs and small business owners.
Texas State Technical College Drafting and Design students are going back to the basics.
Consumers can expect higher prices and fewer options for whole turkeys leading into this Thanksgiving, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.
Marshall Main Street Manager Veronique Ramirez is enjoying her new community and looking forward to the busiest time of year coming up next month with the start of the annual Wonderland of Lights.
The risks of doing business online have never been greater for businesses and their customers. Online purchase scams and frequent data leaks put consumers’ financial security and privacy at risk. To convert website visitors into paying customers, you need to show customers your website is secure from hackers.
Editor’s note: This is a schedule of work being planned for Oct. 24-30. Weather conditions and unforeseen problems can cause delays or cancellation of work.
The Genesis Primecare Obstetrics and Gynecology clinic is merging services in Marshall with the existing family clinic located at 805 Lindsey Drive in Marshall.
Harrison County officials announced Wednesday that a technology action plan developed by Connected Nation Texas is being executed to expand broadband within the county.
Before the pandemic led to closing the U.S.-Mexico border to tourists, New World by Juan’s — a household goods store only a stone’s throw away from the international bridge that connects El Paso to Ciudad Juárez — employed seven people. Today it’s down to three.
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Stanley’s Famous Pit Bar-B-Q in Tyler was the only East Texas establishment honored among Texas Monthly's top 50. The Bodacious Bar-B-Q in Hallsville and Joseph's Riverport Bar-B-Cue in Jefferson were listed among the honorable mentions.
If you’ve ever had a meal at Yard Bird Southern Table and Market in Waskom and wondered how you can get the same taste in your home cooked meals, Foodie Tasting Room now offers the perfect opportunity for you.
When Shawne Summerford first moved to Marshall, she was encapsulated by the downtown area — Though most of what the community has come to know as foundational downtown businesses weren’t even ideas yet.
The risks of doing business online have never been greater for businesses and their customers. Online purchase scams and frequent data leaks put consumers’ financial security and privacy at risk. To convert website visitors into paying customers, you need to show customers your website is secure from hackers.
If you’re an investor, you probably enjoy the convenience of managing your accounts online. But you’ll also want to make sure that you’re not making it convenient for hackers, “phishers” and others with bad intentions to gain the same access.
There’s nothing so wild a thought that local artist Bruce Henry won’t tattoo on someone.
The UT Tyler-Longview Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has hired Marshall native Suzanne Moseley as its newest small business advisor to help local entrepreneurs start new businesses and small businesses grow and thrive. Moseley’s primary office will be in Marshall, where she will serve businesses in Marion, Harrison and Panola Counties. She will also spend time in the SBDC Longview office serving Rusk, Gregg and Upshur County entrepreneurs and small businesses.
The Marshall community welcomes back Dr. Michelle Ray, who is returning to her hometown to start in her new position at the Christus Trinity Clinic on Monday.
JEFFERSON — Grab your fork and spoon because it’s time for the 31st annual Taste of Jefferson, hosted by the Marion County Chamber of Commerce.
Marshall Main Street Manager Veronique Ramirez said that this year’s Wonderland of Lights festival has seen an increase in donations in the past few weeks, including two specific families, Jim and Winnie Davis, and the Carlile Family.
City officials have confirmed that a building permit has been filed for a new Chick-fil-A location at 1400 East End Blvd. N in Marshall, with construction on the site underway.
Plans to build an affordable senior housing near the northeast corner of the Texas State Technical College on U.S. 59 are moving forward after the state officials agreed to help finance the project.
Prysmian Group is planning a $50 million investment in its Marshall plant, including equipment upgrades and the addition of 75 jobs, the company announced.
If you’re a woman who owns a business, you may have some challenges not shared by your male peers — but you also have several opportunities to help improve your financial future.
It looks to be another odd year for holiday celebrations. The biggest question likely on most minds is, do we make merry in person or virtually? No matter your plans, the Postal Service is ready to do its part to handle your special holiday greetings and gifts. But we also need you to do your part, and that is to make sure you get those packages and good wishes to your Post Office location on time.
Texas State Technical College and the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (TSBPE) have joined forces to provide a greater and more efficient method of administering exams for Texas plumbers.
MARSHALL — Inspired by the Spanish term that offers a friendly greeting, El Paisano Supermarket located at 2001 W. Grand Ave., welcomes all to the grocer and restaurant for some homemade authentic, fresh food.
It’s always a good idea to get your holiday shopping done early, but this year it’s more important than ever. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a microchip shortage and supply chain issues. This means electronics, toys and other products will be (or already are) in short supply, which leads to fewer holiday bargains and higher than normal prices.
Non-profit Oilfield Helping Hands recently opened their Haynesville chapter, which covers counties in East Texas and parishes in Northwest Louisiana, including Panola County.
One of Mayor Amy Ware’s favorite slogans is “new concrete means progress,” and nothing could be truer for the Marshall community this year.
Texas pumpkin growers faced myriad challenges to produce average yields, but demand for the fall cooking and decorative staple remains high, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.
LONGVIEW — Texas A&M and Christus Health have announced a new collaboration to help ensure that Northeast Texas will have access to world-class health care for generations to come. Texas A&M University College of Medicine will serve as the academic affiliate for the Christus Good She…
The Historical Landmark Preservation Board of Harrison County approved five new certificates of appropriateness (COA) for planned renovations to buildings within the historic downtown district in Marshall last week.
October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and many businesses are marketing products and services donned with pink ribbons to show financial support for breast cancer charity groups and organizations. While this is a legitimate practice, be on the lookout for dishonest businesses who claim to support breast cancer research or services through the purchase of pink products, but pocket the donations instead. Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving Central East Texas advises consumers to research pink product and charity claims before making a purchase or donation.
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION — Preparation is always key in any type of emergency response, but this is especially true when taking care of large animals in a disaster situation.
October is National Retirement Security Month. But what does retirement security mean to you? And how can you work toward achieving it?
Editor’s note: This is a schedule of work being planned for Oct. 3-9. Weather conditions and unforeseen problems can cause delays or cancellation of work.
AUSTIN — Despite a decrease in traffic crashes in 2020, Texas saw a dramatic rise in the number of people killed walking and biking on our roadways.
Several East Texas Baptist University nursing students were recently presented with the Polly Cargill Nursing Scholarship on behalf of the Cargill family and East Texas Baptist University.
Students in Texas State Technical College’s process operations technology program are using a new fractional distillation column in classes this semester.
Whataburger representatives traveled to the East Texas Food Bank to present Chief Advancement Officer Donna Spann with a check for $10,331.27 Tuesday. The donation comes after Whataburger’s first-ever systemwide fundraiser benefiting Feeding America.
2021-2022 Panola College Foundation board gathered in the Frances B. Ross Ballroom on the Panola College campus to conduct a quarterly business meeting and to vote on the acceptance of one new board member, Toni Biggs, on Sept. 22.
Beekeeping 101 will take place as a series of virtual-live trainings in October. There will also be an optional in-person field day.
When a friend or family member is stuck in a bad situation and urgently needs money, you should help them out, right? Not if they are a scammer pulling this new con. Always double-check before sending money to a friend in need.
Once you’re retired and your children are grown, they are likely “off the books,” as far as your financial responsibility for them is concerned. Yet, you’re probably still prepared to do anything to help them — but are they ready to take care of you if the need arises?
When Felton Hopkins started his first business in June 1953, all he had was $2,000 in borrowed money and a plan. Earlier this month, Hopkins retired at 95-years-old, celebrating a long life of business success in the Marshall community.
The Marshall City Council approved the continuation of the city’s streetscaping program and extension of the Downtown Redevelopment portion of the city’s Mobilize Marshall plan at their Thursday meeting.
This week the Marshall community has come together to grieve the loss of longtime resident, community activist, friend and father Tim Huff.