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Longview council appoints new city attorney, municipal court judge
The Longview City Council on Thursday appointed a new city attorney and municipal court judge and canceled the May 6 general election after two council seats failed to draw contested → Read More
Seuss celebration: Longview Public Library holds party in honor of famed children's author
Children and parents were waiting to party Thursday morning outside the Longview Public Library. → Read More
'A second chance': Man reunites with Longview paramedics who helped save his life
Scott Gillispie stood Wednesday evening inside Longview Fire Station No. 6 wearing a shirt with the words, "I've Won The Game of Life." → Read More
Longview bank: Beware of circulating fake currency
A Longview bank is warning businesses about counterfeit $100 bills circulating in the area. → Read More
ArtsView Children's Theatre to unveil building renovations
It might previously have been difficult to spot the ArtsView Children's Theatre building on West Tyler Street in Longview — but the new, brightly painted façade makes that almost impossible. → Read More
New Diana ISD adopts four-day school week
The New Diana ISD board has approved moving to a four-day school week beginning in the 2023-24 school year. → Read More
Man pleads guilty in drunken-driving wreck near Longview that killed 2 children
A Tyler man has pleaded guilty in a January 2022 drunken-driving wreck near Longview that killed two children. → Read More
Results of Longview homeless count expected to be similar to 2022 survey
Organizers say they expect a final number from the North East Texas Homeless Consortium's annual Point in Time count to be on par with the 2022 survey. → Read More
Longview parks director to leave for consulting position
Longview Parks and Recreation Director Scott Caron is set leave the city at the end of February for a job in the private sector. → Read More
Gregg County agencies awarded $4.5M in state funding for public safety, other projects
Projects within Gregg County and the city of Longview will benefit from $4.5 million in grant funding awarded by the Governor's Public Safety Office. → Read More
Longview arboretum sets schedule for spring concert series
It's time to dust off the lawn chairs and unfold the blankets — the Longview Arboretum and Nature Center has set the schedule for spring's Roots in the Gardens concert → Read More
Longtime educator files for seat on Longview ISD board of trustees
Longtime educator Crista Black has filed to seek the Place 4 seat on the Longview ISD board. → Read More
New executive director takes over at Longview World of Wonders
The new executive director of Longview World of Wonders wants to see the museum grow and offer new opportunities for members. → Read More
It's crunch time: Girl Scout cookie season opens
Get your wallets ready: It's Girl Scout cookie season. → Read More
'If you know, you will do better': MLK Day March and Memorial Service round out weekend of community events
Robert Bradley comes to the Martin Luther King Jr. Day March every year, and hasn’t missed a single one, he said. → Read More
Longview Police Department mourns officer who died of cancer
Longview police Chief Anthony Boone says the death of one of his officers from cancer is a big loss to the department and the community. → Read More
Police release identity of man found dead in Longview
Police have released the name of a deceased male found Monday in Longview. → Read More
Ride into the new year at Longview's Safety City
The Longview Parks and Recreation Department is rolling out a new holiday event just in time for the New Year, with a free holiday bike ride for children scheduled to → Read More
Donated quilts to keep Longview nursing home residents warm this holiday season
Mattie Brown is almost a centenarian, but that hasn't stopped her annual effort to make quilts for East Texans in need. → Read More
Effort aims to bring back model train exhibit at Gregg County Historical Museum
Fred Bauer used to wonder as a 4-year-old why his father spent so much time in the basement of their home. When he finally made it down to find out, → Read More