Monday Dec 14 | Longview News-Journal
Two major road projects in Gregg County moved closer to completion this week. County Commissioners on Monday accepted a $250,000 Texas Community Development Block Grant grant for improvements in the Camp Switch area.
Incumbent, challenger seek commissioner job
Charles Taylor is challenging incumbent James Mathis for the Democratic nomination for Precinct 4 commissioner of Gregg County.
According to arrest reports, Lakeport police stopped Garcia-Cansler's vehicle after she veered all over the road traveling down Texas 322.
Rural areas may have coverage gaps
When Amy Randall's vehicle hyrdroplaned and flipped off of an Upshur County bridge, it wasn't a call to 911 that saved her life.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Stories on the Alamo inevitably stir deep emotions, and Jan Reid's personal reflection on the storied shrine in the September issue was no exception.
U.S. 80 repairs near completion
Repaving work on Marshall Avenue in Central and East Longview is all but complete, a transportation official announced Friday.
County, cities tag team local road maintenance
Maintaining public roads is one job almost everyone agrees is a proper function of government.
Pock-marked Lakeport road stuck in limbo
Several Lakeport residents met with Gregg County Precinct 4 Commissioner John Mathis on Tuesday morning to discuss the condition of Dodd Road.
When it's hot, oven stays cold
Switching on the oven seems more like knocking on the gates of Hades this time of year, but we've got to eat.
Suspect in burglary arrested after car chase
Gregg County authorities captured a Tatum man suspected in a home burglary and shooting after a Friday afternoon vehicle chase on Texas 149.
Police searching for suspect in aggravated burglary
Gregg County authorities are looking for a man who shot at an East Texas homeowner.
Funding is roadblock for dangerous Texas 149
Kelli Jones tells her kids not to drive down Texas 149 unless it's an emergency.
Enlarged water lines OK'd for new campus
Longview school consultants say they're ready to tap into Elderville's water lines to build a new elementary school.
Federal stimulus money for area highway projects nearly doubled after a state transportation oversight.