Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonConner Posey sets the Trinidad offense during his team’s District 24-1A home contest Jan.

Monitor Photo/Carla Gray Cedar Creek Lake Parrot Head Club donates teddy bears and blankets to the Seven Points and Tool ...

Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonHudson Brown of Gun Barrel City (center) places a book in the Little Free Library, which comes courtesy of the Sarah Maples Chapter of the Daughters of the American ...

Monitor Photo/Amber CurtisCarter Sims of Mabank (right), who scored 12 points against Canton Jan. 21, reaches out to defend.Monitor Photo/Amber CurtisMabank’s Daylon Gibbs (No. 0) looks for a teammate ...

January is Texas School Board Appreciation Month. Mabank Independent School District recognizes trustees Jan. 23. Mikey Thompson (from left), John Litchfield, School Board President Todd Grimes, Bryan ...

TYLER–After a Smith County jury found a Henderson County man guilty Jan. 17 of a first-degree felony in relation to what the jury believed was giving orders that led to the 2020 shooting death of a ...

Courtesy Photo/Payne Springs Fire Rescue The volunteers of Payne Springs Fire Rescue (PSFR) were alerted to a fully involved ...

Monitor Photo/Russell SlatonKerens’ Kaylynn Blackmon, who scored 24 points, drives around a screen against Mildred.

TYLER–After a December mistrial because of a hung jury, a fresh Smith County panel voted unanimously Jan. 17 to find an area man guilty of a first-degree felony in relation to what the jury affirmed ...

TYLER–After a December mistrial because of a hung jury, a fresh Smith County panel voted unanimously Jan. 17 to find an area man guilty of a first-degree felony in relation to what the jury affirmed ...

TYLER–After a December mistrial because of a hung jury, a fresh Smith County panel voted unanimously Jan. 17 to find an area man guilty of a first-degree felony in relation to what the jury affirmed ...

TYLER–After a December mistrial because of a hung jury, a fresh Smith County panel voted unanimously Jan. 17 to find an area man guilty of a first-degree felony in relation to what the jury affirmed ...