Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 3rd of August.
Good morning, Longview.
Longview Museum of Fine Arts hosted its annual Family Day on Saturday, where children, parents and grandparents took part in art projects like drawing and painting.
The free event offered sidewalk chalk, hands-on activities and a scavenger hunt to spark local creativity.
Longview financial experts published a savings guide on Sunday, Aug.
2 that advises residents to add automated transfers to their monthly budgets and explore various savings accounts to build funds equal to three months’ income (the suggested target). The guide details how compound interest may help savings grow over time.
The city and the Longview Metropolitan Planning Organization invite residents to join the Fourth Street Corridor Study open house at the Eitelman Room, Maude Cobb Convention and Activity Center, 100 Grand Blvd from 5-7 p.m. on Aug.
4. Officials encourage community members to share ideas and complete the online survey.
The Longview Lobo varsity tennis team secured a 12-7 win over Corsicana at Lindale High School on Sunday, Aug.
2, improving their season record to 2-0; they are scheduled to face Prosper Rock Hill in Rockwall today.
Kevin Jackson and Jim McCann won the Thursday Throwdown Bass Tournament by catching 19 pounds, 14 ounces in 2 hours and 40 minutes of fishing and bagged the largest bass at 6—3.
Shane Gibson and Craig Collins finished second as the tournament continues through August from 6—9 p.m.
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