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January 15, 2026
Tyler, Texas: History, Growth, and Modern Identity

Tyler, Texas, a city with deep historical roots stretching back to 1846, continues to evolve as a vibrant hub blending its rich past with modern economic diversity. Named after President John Tyler, the city quickly established itself as the county seat for Smith County. Its initial growth was fueled by agriculture, particularly cotton in the […]

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January 14, 2026
Andy's $4.29 Concretes May 13-19

Andy's Frozen Custard Offers $4.29 Concretes for Week-Long Spring Celebration St. Louis, MO – Andy's Frozen Custard is treating customers to a special promotion, offering any regular-sized concrete for just $4.29 from Monday, May 13, through Sunday, May 19. The limited-time deal is available at all Andy's locations, including those across the St. Louis metropolitan […]

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January 14, 2026
Tyler ISD Senior Earns Harvard Full-Ride

**Tyler ISD Senior Michael Uwaezuoke Secures Full-Ride Scholarship to Harvard University** **TYLER, Texas** – A remarkable academic journey from Tyler, Texas, is culminating in a full-ride scholarship to one of the nation's most prestigious institutions. Michael Uwaezuoke, a senior at Tyler ISD's Early College High School, has been accepted to Harvard University with a full […]

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January 14, 2026
Stanley's BBQ Tyler temporarily closed after fire

**Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q Temporarily Closes After Early Morning Fire** Tyler, TX – Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q, a beloved local eatery located on South Broadway Avenue in Tyler, is temporarily closed after sustaining significant damage from a fire early Sunday morning, January 14th. The Tyler Fire Department was dispatched to the restaurant around 3:30 AM. […]

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January 14, 2026
Tyler ISD: Employee Raises & Record Low Tax Rate

**Tyler ISD Board Approves 3% Staff Pay Raise, Lowest Tax Rate Since 1993** TYLER, TX – The Tyler Independent School District Board of Trustees made significant financial decisions at its August 16 meeting, approving a 3% pay raise for all district employees for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year and adopting the lowest tax rate for […]

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January 14, 2026
Smith County Fire: Home Lost, No Injuries, Cause Probed

**Smith County Home Destroyed in Early Sunday Morning Fire** A home in the 19000 block of County Road 1113, located east of Tyler in Smith County, was declared a complete loss after a fire engulfed the residence early Sunday, January 14. No injuries were reported among civilians or responding firefighters. According to the Smith County […]

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January 14, 2026
Tyler's Stanley's BBQ damaged by fire, closed

**Smoker Fire Causes Extensive Damage, Closes Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q Indefinitely** Tyler, Texas – Stanley's Famous Pit Bar-B-Q, a renowned culinary landmark in Tyler, sustained significant damage early Monday morning, March 18th, after a fire broke out at its location on 525 S. Beckham Avenue. The popular eatery is now closed indefinitely as owners assess […]

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January 14, 2026
Tyler Man Preserves East Texas History in Signs

**Tyler Collector Transforms Home into Vintage Sign Haven, Dreams of Public Museum** TYLER – Robert Long, a 65-year-old Tyler resident, has dedicated decades to preserving East Texas history, one vintage sign at a time, transforming his Azalea District home into an unofficial museum. With hundreds of historical markers and advertisements adorning his property, Long harbors […]

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January 13, 2026
Tyler's Top 3 Local Food Recommendations

**Tyler Food Tour: Three Must-Try Dishes Around South Tyler** Tyler, TX – Local food enthusiasts are buzzing about several standout dishes making waves in and around the South Tyler dining scene. From savory salmon to unique Mediterranean flavors and inventive brewery bites, there's something to satisfy diverse palates. For those seeking a delightful lunch or […]

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January 13, 2026
Tamara Annette Farmer, Tyler Resident, Dies at 55

Tyler, TX – Tamara Annette Farmer, a lifelong resident of Tyler, Texas, passed away on Monday, May 20th, 2024, at the age of 55. Born on August 27, 1968, Ms. Farmer was a proud graduate of John Tyler High School, Class of 1987. She dedicated many years of her career to Tyler Pipe Industries (https://www.tylerpipe.com/), […]

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