Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of March.
Good morning, Longview.
Marine veteran Emonnie Johnson from Longview received a refurbished 2023 Toyota Camry at Caliber Collision on Wednesday as part of GEICO’s Recycled Rides program—he said the car will help him get to work and support his family.
Three Sabine High School students won the Rotary Club Four Way Speech Scholarship—Olivia Horton took first, Autumn Rhodes came in second, and Briana Stevens got third, as announced in Kilgore today.
Tyler's Congressman Nathaniel Moran was appointed by House Speaker Mike Johnson to serve on the House Ethics Committee.
He is one of five Republicans on the bipartisan ten-member panel and will work to uphold ethical standards in Congress — ensuring accountability throughout the legislative process.
Blood donations drop during spring break because 25% of the supply normally comes from high school drives—Carter BloodCare warns this shortage may delay surgeries and cancer treatments.
The center asks for donations especially from type O negative donors and offers e-gift cards and a tumbler for those who give blood between March 10 and 23.
Reed Foehl Concert at Longview Museum of Fine Arts
Reed Foehl will be performing live at the Longview Museum of Fine Arts, showcasing his music in an intimate setting.
Darrin Morris Band Live
6:30-10:30 p.m. | Crossing Creeks Country Club | Ticket prices vary | Enjoy an evening of live music with the Darrin Morris Band in Longview's scenic country club.
Longview PRCA Rodeo
7:30-9:20 p.m. — Longview Rodeo Arena — Ticket prices vary — Experience thrilling rodeo action while supporting a good cause with every ticket purchased.
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