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"We realized it could be the last time we see each other."

Over 50 school districts and over 125 schools across 13 counties in Deep East Texas, let's take a comprehensive look at the Texas Education Agency's 2026 Accountability Ratings.

This promises to be a reissue-heavy month for classic-rock fans – but there are a few notable new releases, too.

Max Yasgur was reportedly pro-Vietnam War, but he still saw the value and importance of the three-day festival in upstate New York.

Message helped her focus on performing, and to worry less about the icon she was replacing.

Nerves, fog and a dropped drumstick all marred the opening song on their first night.

Band provides updates after drummer John Paris suffered a “critical medical emergency” several days ago.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

TRAHC is heading into a big year. The organization turns 50 in 2026 and is now searching for a new permanent leader after a longtime director steps down.

The legendary blues-rock band also has upcoming tour dates that will keep them on the road through 2027.

Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux is taking an aggressive approach to the city’s blight problem, targeting abandoned homes and neglected properties as part of a broader effort to revitalize neighborhoods.

"Freedom Bus," the first single, features singer-songwriter Jesse Welles.

Poison's Rikki Rockett showed up to the Rainbow one rare night out and ran straight into Metallica's Lars Ulrich, the guy the press said he was supposed to hate.

The Eagles are getting a home course, and Texas A&M-Texarkana is launching its first-ever agriculture degree to go along with it.

Skip Bertman, LSU's legendary baseball coach and athletic director, died Friday at age 88. He won five national championships and led LSU to the College World Series 11 times.

Texas hunters and anglers can purchase 2026-27 licenses beginning this Saturday, Aug. 15, with paper and digital options available.

Veterans and their families are invited to a free afternoon of games, food, fellowship and veteran resources at Vet Fest on August 22.

Main Street Texarkana helped build something that brings together local businesses, musicians, and artists for one evening every few months.