Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following great pets. For information on adopting a pet or surrendering a pet call 903 938-7297.
Suzanne Moseley, a business advisor with the UT Tyler – Longview Small Business Development Center, has seen it all when it comes to the business world.
JEFFERSON — Jefferson's new Mayor Rob Baker has decades of business and city government experience that he is now using to help move the historic bayou city forward out of a pandemic and into 2021.
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Suzanne Moseley, a business advisor with the UT Tyler – Longview Small Business Development Center, has seen it all when it comes to the business world.
JEFFERSON — Jefferson's new Mayor Rob Baker has decades of business and city government experience that he is now using to help move the historic bayou city forward out of a pandemic and into 2021.
Chip Arledge, or “The Fat Man” as he’s been known throughout his career, has a long and experienced history in the radio scene.
When it comes to uncovering the profound stories of Harrison County’s families and communities, the Harrison County Historical Museum’s Inez Hatley Hughes Research and Collection Center has it all covered.
The Noon Optimist Club met online on Feb. 24 under the leadership of President Ned Calvert with Vice President Julie Brock, Secretary Melissa Al-Ahmadi and Treasurer Michele Fuller assisting.
After 60 years in the business, local barber 80-year-old Richard Fisher, owner of Fisher’s Barbershop in Marshall, continues to make an impact, touching lives through not only the magic of his hands, but the sublime service he gives.
Whether your feline friend is curled up next to you on the couch or lives outdoors, cats have a way of making their way into our hearts one way or another.
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following pets. For information on adoption call 903-939-7297.
While the average pet owner may be familiar with the seemingly never-ending tufts of fur shed by their cat or dog, the hobby farmer may be more familiar with another loss of overcoat — hen molting.
Before coming to Marshall and serving the community as an educator and an activist, Raymond Fogg faced a number of challenges in his life.
The Marshall City Council is made up entirely by volunteer citizens, who not only want to spend their time helping the city, but actively campaign to be able to do so every new term.
February is National Pet Dental Health month, a time when pet owners are reminded that routine oral care is an important aspect of their animal’s well-being. Just like their small animal counterparts, large animals such as horses also require veterinary attention to keep their mouths in top shape.
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Fernando Riordan was working buying and selling vehicles when he came across an ice cream truck, and he decided to turn it into a business to make the whole community smile.
The Noon Optimist Club met online Feb. 3 under the leadership of Vice president Julie Brock and Secretary Melissa Al-Ahmadi. Treasurer Michele Fuller is busy updating her records.
A legacy of love and service is part of family history for the Wiley College trio of grandma, Barbara Anderson-Marshall, mom, Angela Fitzpatrick and daughter, Taylor Thornton. All three women make up the first family trio to receive the prestigious Wiley College Outstanding Alumni and Outsta…
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following great pets. For information on adopting or surrendering a pet call 903 938-7297.
Celebrated every February, National Pet Dental Health month aims to bring awareness to the importance of oral health care for pets.
Martin Luther Clark, a Marshall native, will be participating in a new show by the Lyric Opera House in Chicago titled “Sole e Amore” on Feb. 21.
The Rotary Club of Marshall recently completed the delivery of dictionaries to third grade classes in Marshall, Karnack and Hallsville.
Marshall resident and local minister Thad Carter has had a passion for railways since he rode his first train at just 2 years old. Today, Carter is the author of a number of books, the latest of which details the history of the railway system in Lake Charles.
The Noon Optimist Club met online on Jan. 27 after canceling their meeting on Jan. 20 due to the inauguration.
Residents across the country can now ship a bit of love with their letters and packages using the work of a Longview native.
For the more adventurous pet owner, there are many advantages to owning goats, including companionship, land management by grazing, and milk production. While companionship and grazing come naturally to these critters, potential owners interested in collecting dairy from their goats need to …
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following pets. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet call 903 938-7297.
A little more than an hour's drive from Marshall sits East Texas wonder: Canton. Even in the midst of a pandemic, the town is offering fun, adventure and bargains at First Monday Trade Days. Canton also offers family fun with Yesterland Farms as spring approaches.
JEFFERSON — The historic and reportedly haunted Jefferson Hotel reopened in 2020 under new ownership affording guests the opportunity to check out one of Texas’ most haunted towns, Jefferson.
In the past year, the Boys & Girls Club of the Big Pines pivoted its programs but continued it mission: to help East Texas children grow and reach their full potential.
Spring is near and with it, garden gates will open for East Texans to stroll and see fresh blooms.
The spirit of the people, the treasured landmarks and the thriving industries all make up the fabric of a community. As a tribute to Harrison County’s own cities, the Harrison County Historical Museum proudly presents the opening of its newest rotating exhibit, “Places in the Heart,” located…
For pet owners with an overweight animal companion, there can be a difficult balance between wanting to treat a pet and wanting to keep them in the best health possible.
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following great pets. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet call 903 938-7297.
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue, are the following great pets. For information on adoption or surrendering a pet call 903 938-7297.
Editor’s note: In everything, even a pandemic, there is a bright spot. This is the fourth in a series highlight local, positive entities and people who have made an impact during the year.
The Noon Optimist Club met online Jan. 13 under the leadership of Vice president Julie Brock with prayers for President Ned Calvert and his family (especially his wife Sarah) as they suffer from the effects of the Covid-19 virus.
JEFFERSON — A Jefferson business owner has now added the title of author to her resume as she fulfills one of her lifelong dreams with the release this week of her published book, “She Rises for Tomorrow.”
Kittens have very specific dietary needs in order to grow into healthy, active adult cats. As carnivores, all cats need more protein than many other pets, but kittens also require a variety of nutrients to provide energy for growth and development.
Even as she fights cancer and struggles with a rare lung disease, Corinna Dewar thinks of helping others.
Pet owners choosing to travel domestically while following the appropriate precautions during and after the COVID-19 pandemic may be apprehensive about leaving their animal companion at home. While carrying a pet cross-country may seem daunting, with proper planning, owners should be confide…
The Noon Optimist Club held its first 2021 meeting online Jan. 6 with prayers for President Ned Calvert and sorrow for the death of Marshall realtor and long-time Optimist Rusty Asaff. President Calvert’s illness with the Covid-19 virus led the club to cancel what was planned to be an in-per…
Northeast Texas Habitat for Humanity recently announced the winners of its first Gingerbread Showcase contest. Spring Hill State Bank won the grand prize People’s Choice Award by raising the most money for Habitat through public voting for its entry. Spring Hill State Bank’s creation which f…
Former radio personality Cynther Jones celebrates 10th anniversary of her holiday with tour of Tyler
On Jan. 8, 2011, the city of Tyler honored East Texas radio personality Cynther Jones for her historic Stellar Gospel Award nomination along with advocacy for mental health resources.
Medicines are intended to enhance and protect the health of our pets but giving oral medication to companion animals can be a trying process. Have no fear pet caregivers, there are proven techniques that will make pilling your pet a more pleasant experience for everyone involved.
Available for adoption from the Humane Society of Harrison County’s The Pet Place, located at 1901 Jefferson Avenue (behind WalMart), are the following great pets. Call 903 938-7297 for information on adopting a pet or surrendering a pet.
102-year-old Beckville resident Bernice Tally celebrated her birthday on Friday this week, with the community coming out to celebrate with her via a drive thru birthday party.
Editor’s note: In everything, even a pandemic, there is a bright spot. This is the third in a series highlight local, positive entities and people who have made an impact during the year.
Elizabeth Frances Redfern Newberg, who turned 100 on Christmas Day and is a Marine Corps veteran who served in World War 2, recently had a surprise Zoom birthday party, planned by her family.
