Racing To College
Ahnesty Shurme recently signed a letter of intent to run track at Missouri Valley College, Marshall, Missouri. The signing ceremony took place in the theatre with her family, coaches, and teammates in attendance. Credentials of Ahnesty Shurme are as follows: “Ahnesty has had
Longview ISD Place 5 Board Member Shandreka Bauer To Resign
Shandreka Bauer has submitted her resignation as the Place 5 representative, effective June 1. According to the District, in her resignation letter to Superintendent Dr. James Wilcox, Bauer cited a new professional opportunity that will require her family to relocate. “My home and
Governor Abbott Announces New Chief Of School Safety And Security
Governor Abbott Announces New Chief Of School Safety And Security AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today announced John P. Scott as the new Chief of School Safety and Security within the Texas Education Agency (TEA), starting today, Monday, October 3. Following the tragedy at
Preventing Mold Outbreaks This Hurricane Season
Preventing Mold Outbreaks this Hurricane Season By Mechele Agbayani Mills “Water damage restoration can be as simple as vacuuming up water and drying out a room, or it can involve rebuilding entire sections of your home. When contemplating the cleanup of mold outbreaks
Queen Elizabeth II Is Dead
Governor Abbott Statement On The Passing Of Queen Elizabeth II AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott today released a statement following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II: “The First Lady and I are truly saddened to hear of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II,
Komatsu Expands Its Longview Facility
Komatsu expands its Longview, Texas facility 56,000-sq. ft. building to house office, employee center and customer experience center To upgrade and consolidate multiple functions into a single location, Komatsu is building a significantly expanded office and administration building on its manufacturing campus in
Biden-Harris: Student Loan Pause, College Loan Cancellation
Biden-Harris administration announces final student loan pause through December 31 plus debt cancellation Today, the U.S. Department of Education (Department) announced a final extension of the pause on student loan repayment, interest, and collections through December 31, 2022. Borrowers should plan to resume
Arts!Longview’s ArtWalk Attracts 160 Plus Artists This Year
Arts! Longview’s ArtWalk attracts 160 plus artists. The community is invited to join Arts!Longview on Thursday, July 7, for the nonprofit organization’s summer ArtWalk. With more than 160 artists participating, this week’s event is set to be the largest in ArtWalk’s 14-year history.
ETAA CEO Dr. Cynthia Wise Resigns
“Dr. Cynthia Wise has been a pillar in the Longview community and educational system. Dr. Cynthia Wise is clearly capable and competently trained to lead any campus. Few candidates possess her personality, drive, training, and foresight bundled together to successfully execute the CEO