Caldwell Arts Academy Celebrates Día de los Muertos in the Rose City
Downtown Tyler was transformed into a beautiful showcase of cultural heritage Story by Paula Jimenez Courtesy photos by Tyler Independent School District Tyler, TX – This year, Downtown Tyler transformed into a stunning exhibition of cultural heritage as Caldwell Arts Academy hosted its
East Texas State Fair Rodeo nominated for PRCA’s top five medium rodeo
East Texas State Fair Rodeo nominee for top five in the nation Big news, East Texas! The East Texas State Fair celebrated its first annual opening weekend in September 2025 and is named as a top-five nominee for best medium rodeo in the
Mandatory Water Restrictions Remain in Effect for all Tyler Water Utilities Customers
Status Update: Lake Palestine Water Treatment Plant Repairs continue at the Lake Palestine Water Treatment Plant after multiple critical equipment failures and flooding in the filter pipe gallery last week. While those repairs are underway, the Golden Road Water Treatment Plant continues to
MANDATORY WATER RESTRICTIONS
Lake Palestine Water Treatment Plant Temporarily Offline Tyler Water Utilities crews are repairing damage at the Lake Palestine Water Treatment Plant after flooding caused several critical equipment failures. Until repairs are complete, all of Tyler’s water is being supplied by the Golden Road
Smith County Receives Round Up Day Award from the East Texas State Fair, Learns of its Economic Impact
Smith County received the first-ever Round Up Day Award from the East Texas State Fair and its Inaugural Rodeo. David Dial, co-chair of the East Texas State Fair’s Rodeo Committee, presented the Smith County Commissioners Court on Tuesday, October 7, with a custom
Tyler ISD Students Earn National Merit Recognition
Story by Jennifer Hines Tyler ISD is proud to celebrate two Tyler Legacy High School students, Malcolm Jones and Jackson Larsh, for being named Commended Students in the 2026 National Merit® Scholarship Program. This honor places them among the top 50,000 students nationwide
School is back and so is the sickness: CHRISTUS Health offers tips for back-to-school illnesses
(EAST TEXAS) – As the school year settles into full swing, many classrooms are abuzz with sniffles, coughs, and rising sick days. Catherine Giordano, a pediatric nurse practitioner with CHRISTUS Trinity Clinic in Tyler, said the rise in illnesses among school-aged children is
Notice to Customers
The Water Business Office was informed today that the payment software will undergo required maintenance starting at 6 p.m. tonight and will continueuntil early Monday morning. We apologize for the short notice. To accommodate this outage, we will extend late payment deadlines to Tuesday, Sept.
