Good morning, Longview.

Spring Hill ISD voters will decide May 2 on a $20 million bond package to repair school facilities, purchase three new buses, replace air systems, and update athletic field and tennis facilities — a measure that will not raise property taxes even as it keeps the district in good shape.

Ranchers in East Texas learned about the New World screwworm at a recent Texas A and M AgriLife session in Overton.

Experts say farmers should inspect cattle wounds, as sterile fly releases + treatments help keep the pest's spread in check.

Texas A&M researchers found that a two-dose nasal spray improved memory in 18-month-old mice by reducing brain inflammation & boosting cell energy.

They warn that more tests are needed before the treatment may help reverse brain aging in humans.

Eleven Longview High School student-athletes signed national letters of intent yesterday at the final signing ceremony held in the Lobo Turf Room, as family, teammates, and coaches celebrated sports including track, softball, swimming, basketball, baseball, football and soccer.

LeTourneau YellowJackets women's golf team won its first conference championship Tuesday at Hawks Creek Golf Club with a 52-over score that earned an NCAA berth for May 19-22.

Kinley Pessel claimed medalist honors in the shortened final round.

Spring Hill captured their fifth consecutive district title with a 1-0 win over Gilmer on Wednesday—Mason Barnes struck out three, walked none, and gave up five hits in a complete game.

On Tuesday at Hawks Creek Golf Club, the LeTourneau men claimed the SCAC title with a (5-under round) in a weather-shortened final and won by 12 strokes over Texas Lutheran.

The win gives them an automatic berth to the NCAA Championships set for May 12-15 at Mission Inn Resort in Howey-in-the-Hills.

Cinco de Mayo Fiesta!

4-8 p.m. — Longview Arboretum and Nature Center — $10 Adults, Kids under 12 FREE — Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with live music, dancing, and tasty tacos.