Good morning, Longview.

Food for the Soul has moved from Marshall to Longview at 1511 E.

Marshall Ave and now serves down-home meals every day. 258 Resources will open a new office at 3549 Gilmer Road on Aug 30—home sales in July rose with 69 homes sold, a median price of $265,000, and 352 active listings.

Kilgore College Rangerettes will debut a new performance line today at 7:30 p.m. at the Masters Gym on Elder Street as they introduce 34 freshmen and select five new officers — the show will feature a new field kick and jazz routine with free first come seating.

Texas Parks and Wildlife said its biologists confirmed several sightings of a black bear in Cherokee, Anderson, Panola and Rusk counties — residents are advised to keep a safe distance and secure attractants because the species is threatened.

TxDOT announced that the westbound lane of I-20 from Exit 595 to SH 31 will be closed Sunday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.—crews will replace signage and motorists will follow a detour onto Loop 281 to SH 31.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller warned yesterday that some imported frozen shrimp from an Indonesian firm tested positive for cesium-137, so retailers must remove these products from sale.

He urged Texans to choose wild-caught shrimp from the Gulf Coast to keep food safe and support local fishermen.

Pine Tree held a scrimmage against Marshall at Pirate Stadium on August 21—practicing key plays before the season starts.

Multiple volleyball tournaments on Thursday showcased varied results as local teams faced off in close matches—at Dickinson the Lady Lobos went 2–1 with key plays from Triniti Jackson while teams in Kilgore, Tatum, White Oak, Sabine, New Diana and Beckville posted wins and losses with strong individual stats. Detailed scores ranged from 25–10 to 26–24 as players led with impressive assists, kills and digs.

Gregg County Fair

6-11 p.m. — Longview Exhibit Center — $6 General Admission — Experience the vibrant community spirit at the annual Gregg County Fair with fun activities for all ages.

Medal Madness 5K, 10K, 15K, and Half Marathon

8 AM – 12 PM — Paul Boorman Trail Park — Registration required — Compete in a variety of races and earn your medal at this local running event.

Barrels & Brews with ShopOrama

10 AM – 5 PM — Maude Cobb Convention Center — No tickets needed to shop — Enjoy craft brews, live music, and unique shopping for a great cause.

East Texas CASA Superhero 5K & Fun Run

7-10 a.m. — Triple Creek Shopping Center — Registration fees apply — Enjoy a fun morning of fitness and community spirit while supporting children in foster care.