As part of the FitCity Challenge, the community-wide campaign to promote healthy, fitter lifestyles for Tyler residents, Mayor Barbara Bass will hold the next Monthly FitWalk at 7:30 a.m. on Saturday, April 2 at Rose Rudman Trail. The walk will leave from the entrance off of Copeland Road. “The Mayor’s Monthly FitWalk is designed to …
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Mar 17
City seeking volunteers to help plant trees this Saturday
The City of Tyler and Mayor Barbara Bass are seeking volunteers to help plant more than 300 trees on Tree Tyler Day, Saturday, March 19, 2011. Residents interested in volunteering are asked to meet at Harvey Convention Center, 2000 W. Front St., at 9 a.m. and enjoy free bagels before everyone teams up to plant …
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Feb 24
Tyler Firefighters donate proceeds of Turn Tyler Pink
The Tyler Professional Fire Fighters Association (TPFFA) “Turned Tyler Pink” on Tuesday, Oct. 5, 2010 when they welcomed the Pink Heals Tour back to the downtown square as part of the second annual event to raise awareness of women’s cancer. The Pink Heals Tour features pink fire trucks that travel across the country to raise …
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Feb 02
AT&T earns Heart of Tyler Brick award
A corporation’s gesture intended to nurture young artists and their minds got the recognition it deserves recently when the board of the Hearts of Tyler organization presented the 2010 recipient of the Brick Street Award. This honor goes to persons or corporations who have exhibited a willingness to “go the extra mile” in the Rose …
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Feb 02
FitCity challenge
As part of the FitCity Challenge, the community-wide campaign to promote healthy, fitter lifestyles for Tyler residents, Mayor Barbara Bass will hold the next Monthly FitWalk at 7:30am on Saturday, Feb. 5 at Rose Rudman Trail; the walk will leave from the entrance off of Copeland Road. “The Mayor’s Monthly FitWalk is designed to encourage …
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Jan 20
City council approves system to improve traffic
The Tyler City Council took a decisive step forward in their effort to improve traffic flow today when they voted unanimously to expand the City’s adaptive control system (ACS). The ACS system uses cameras to detect traffic volumes and makes signal timing adjustments in real time. “The ACS system is like having a traffic engineer …
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