Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 6th of October.
Good morning, Longview.
Cace’s Kitchen has expanded at its downtown location on N.
Green St & added a new entrance on Tyler St to boost visibility and ease guest access. The 2,600-sqft restaurant now includes two dining areas with 50 seats to accommodate larger groups.
The Longview Animal Care and Adoption Center partnered with nonprofit CARE Team (East Texas) to pilot a school program that teaches children pet care and shelter roles.
The hands-on initiative started at Small Steps Learning Academy in September and is expanding as more schools join.
CHRISTUS Health opened its new $40 million cancer center at NorthPark last Monday, Oct.
5 (35,000 sqft) to offer advanced, coordinated oncology services close to home. The center employs over 60 associates and enhances local cancer care accessibility.
SWJCFC standings show TVCC leading 5-1 and Navarro at 4-2 as of Monday, Oct.
5. The schedule lists games on Oct. 10, Oct. 17, and Oct. 24 (subject to change) that may alter the current records.
Today, ET Volleyball games kick off with Forney at Longview (6:30 p.m.), Pine Tree at Henderson (6:30 p.m.), and Hallsville at Mt. Pleasant (6:15 p.m.) with several more regional matchups scheduled through Oct.
11 at venues including Marshall, Kilgore, and Carthage.
Local and regional teams will compete in Week 7 football games — Thursday, Oct.
8 matchups feature Gladewater at Sabine, L-Kildare at Simms Bowie and Overton at Cross roads, while Friday, Oct. 9 sees Longview at Rockwall.
LeTourneau women’s soccer clinched a 3-1 win over Concordia Texas at the Round Rock Multipurpose Complex on Sunday afternoon after freshman Presley McIrvin tied the game in the 23rd minute and Chanel Kemball-Cook netted the winner; the team will next play in Conway on Friday.
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