Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 31st of August.
Good morning, Longview.
Seven-year-old Diesel Reagh celebrated his birthday Saturday at Alpine Event Center after his mother Jessica’s Facebook plea brought nearly 100 local families together.
The party featured snacks, face painting and bounce house fun (a warm sign of community support).
Four Longview residents were honored Saturday during the city's fourth annual Walk of Honor ceremony downtown.
Family and friends gathered to celebrate notable locals including Barbara McClellan, whose long service in local arts and cultural groups enriched our community.
Hunters in Longview can expect an average-to-good fall season but must check for signs of New World screwworm—an invasive pest that threatens young deer.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension asks hunters to report any suspected cases to local Texas Parks and Wildlife.
Over the weekend, local volleyball teams competed in several tournaments with mixed results.
At White Oak Tournament, the Lady Lobos lost to North Lamar but defeated Tyler HEAT + Pine Tree, and teams from Hallsville, Forney and Beckville also posted strong showings.
Local high school football teams showed strong play in Week 1 games.
Many players scored touchdowns and made key stops as wins were secured; standout efforts by Johnny Hamilton and Colton Croft tallied big plays across matchups.
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