Apainting and some pictures are all that remain of one of the few cotton gins in Smith County. And property owner and former Bullard Mayor Connie Vaughan said he would press charges against the juveniles police believe are responsible for setting fire to the Bullard buildings on Wednesday. More...
Beautiful weather, an array of activities and topnotch entertainment -- said Teresa Adams- Wilks -- were the main reasons people showed up in record numbers for the 9th annual Bullard Chamber of Commerce Red, White & Blue festival held on Saturday. More...
Bullard officer Bryan Richards believes that the first armed robbery in at least 22 years could be wrapped up. Last week, Carl Lively, 54, of Palestine, was charged with three counts of aggravated robbery for three armed robberies in Smith County occurring over the summer. More...
Tyler Junior College recently hosted The Brook Hill School's top ten students of the 2007-08 senior class. The students and their sponsors met with TJC officials and attended a reception in their honor. They were offered information on TJC's academic and student life programs, as well as scholar... More...
The Bullard junior varsity Panthers saved their best for last as they finished off their season with a 22-14 win over the Canton Eagles. The victory is the first for the team this season. Scoring was started by the defense with a safety by Rey Torres and a host of Panther defenders. More...
Funeral services for Dan Haynes, age 77, Emerald Bay were held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11, 2007, at Frankston Assembly of God with the Rev. Michael Griffin officiating. Burial followed at the Wofford Cemetery, Frankston. Mr. Haynes died on Thursday, Nov. 8, 2007, in Tyler. More...
The hospital has become something of a sanctuary for me; a place of worship; a portal, if you will, between earth and eternity. If the hospital is a holy temple, then the men and women who work there are the priests, overseeing the rituals involved as some souls enter this world in tiny, new bodi... More...
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