Bullard ISD Breaks Ground On New Middle School
Bullard ISD recently celebrated a special event- a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Bullard Middle School. A voter-approved Bullard Bond 2022 project, the new Bullard Middle School will serve grades 6 through 8 and is scheduled to be complete for the 2025 school
How Could This Happen
By Michael Guido A man was found dead next to a dumpster. As they looked in his pockets for his identification, they discovered several checks. When totaled, they were worth more than a thousand dollars. But they did him no good. He never
Education By Design Taking Students
Education By Design, based in Longview, Texas, is now taking on 2nd to 10th grade students. See below for further information:
Life Insurance To The Rescue
If your loved ones financially depend on you, you might want to a buy life insurance policy. Proceeds from life insurance can cover burial expenses. And beneficiaries could use the money to help pay mortgage or tuition costs. Some policies provide benefits to
Jarvis Names New Band Director
By Joycelyne Fadojutimi Michael Ray Bradley a Grambling State University legacy student has been hired as Jarvis Christian University (JCU) band director. Bradley played saxophone in multiple ensembles, plus show band, jazz band, symphonic band, and orchestra in the famed Tiger Marching Band.
Why Worry
By Dr. Michael Guido. A reporter once asked Henry Ford the question, “Do you ever worry?” “No. I believe that God is managing my affairs. With God in charge, I believe that everything will work out for our best. So, what’s there to
City Slates National Night Out Kick-Off Event Celebration
By Joycelyne Fadojutimi The City of Longview is inviting residents to a kick-off celebration on Tuesday September 5, at the Maude Cobb Convention Center for the annual National Night Out (NNO) crime and drug prevention event. Residents will learn how to host a
Remembering Mr. James Brewer
By Joycelyne Fadojutimi James Brewer, the former assistant superintendent of secondary school and interim CEO of East Texas Advance Academies passed away this summer. He was preparing for his 17th year at his beloved Longview High School. He has been described as an
Stress And Distress
By Michael Guido A man hurrying to meet a deadline was caught in a traffic jam. As his anger grew and his patience diminished, he noticed a bumper sticker that read, “Go ahead and honk. It’s your ulcer.” It added to his rage,
Get A Master’s Degree In Life Skills: Tips For Students Heading To College This Fall
As you start your college journey and enjoy newfound freedom, be alert! Scams often target students. Stay informed and safeguard your future. By Mechelle Mills If you are headed away for college and will be on your own for the first time, there
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