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    Seven Lindale High School choir students are selected for the prestigious Texas All-State Choir. /Photo provided by Hannah Hatton

    Lindale High School choir sets records

    Lindale—The Lindale High School Choir is celebrating a banner year marked by record-setting...

    Lindale High School choir sets records
    Lindale—The Lindale High School Choir is celebrating a banner year marked by record-setting...
    The Killer Dueling Pianos provides entertainment for a Mineola Main Street Program fundraiser. /Photo provided by Doris Newman

    Dueling pianos strike a chord

    Mineola—Music, laughter and community spirit filled the Mineola Civic Center on Jan. 31 as the...

    Dueling pianos strike a chord
    Mineola—Music, laughter and community spirit filled the Mineola Civic Center on Jan. 31 as the...
    They have a lot of fun, especially when they compete,” Casey Jones said. /Photo provided by Casey Jones

    Students brave blizzard to compete at stock show

    Fort Worth—The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has long been known for its unpredictable winter...

    Students brave blizzard to compete at stock show
    Fort Worth—The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has long been known for its unpredictable winter...

    Pet of the week

    The pet of the week is Apollo, the brother of Artemis, last week’s pet. He is a male dog, also...

    Pet of the week
    The pet of the week is Apollo, the brother of Artemis, last week’s pet. He is a male dog, also...
    UT Tyler Provost Barbara K. Haas announces Dr. Doris Riemen, the founding chair of nursing, as faculty emeritus. Riemen helped lay the foundation for UT Tyler’s nursing program in 1975, with only 24 students compared to the current 3,000.
/Photo provided by UT Tyler

    School of Nursing hosts anniversary gala

    Tyler—The University of Texas at Tyler School of Nursing concluded its 50th anniversary...

    School of Nursing hosts anniversary gala
    Tyler—The University of Texas at Tyler School of Nursing concluded its 50th anniversary...
    "If people feel like they can’t fit in at a church, tell them to come to ours because the church ain’t a building. It’s the people,” 
Auston Arnold said. /Photo provided by Shred the Word

    Shred the Word blends faith, skating

    Mineola—On Tuesday evenings, the sound of rolling wheels and clacking boards fills the Mineola...

    Shred the Word blends faith, skating
    Mineola—On Tuesday evenings, the sound of rolling wheels and clacking boards fills the Mineola...
    "You’re seeing generations understand what Dr. King’s sacrifices were, things he endured, that we might have these 
opportunities,” Nickalous McGrew said. /Photo provided by Petra Hawkins

    Tyler honors King’s legacy

    Tyler—Residents filled the streets of downtown Tyler on Jan. 19 to honor the life and legacy of...

    Tyler honors King’s legacy
    Tyler—Residents filled the streets of downtown Tyler on Jan. 19 to honor the life and legacy of...
    Peach trees require specific annual pruning for quality production. photo by Dr. Grant

    It’s time to prune most fruit trees

    Tyler—Winter is the prime season for planting and pruning fruit trees, and a little thoughtful...

    It’s time to prune most fruit trees
    Tyler—Winter is the prime season for planting and pruning fruit trees, and a little thoughtful...
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    Printed Paper Online
    February 5, 2026

    Columns
    DOWN IN THE DUMPS
    February 5, 2026
    You know, nobody has good dumps anymore. You know, where people dump their trash. I can remember a time when almost everyone that lived in the country had a big ditch or a...
    Time to plant potatoes and onions
    February 5, 2026
    Tyler—If you have been waiting for a sign that it is time to start your spring vegetable garden, this is it. Late January through February is when East Texas gardeners roll...
    FM vs. RM and other uniquely Texan highways
    February 5, 2026
    Austin—Highway designations can be tricky. To get where you’re going in Texas, you can take an FM to a PR and that would be no BS.“BS” as in Business State Highway. What...
    Community
    The Killer Dueling Pianos provides entertainment for a Mineola Main Street Program fundraiser. /Photo provided by Doris Newman Dueling pianos strike a chord
    February 5, 2026
    Mineola—Music, laughter and community spirit filled the Mineola Civic Center on Jan. 31 as the Mineola Main Street Program hosted its fourth annual...
    Pet of the week
    February 5, 2026
    The pet of the week is Apollo, the brother of Artemis, last week’s pet. He is a male dog, also has one blue eye and one brown eye, looks like a...
    "If people feel like they can’t fit in at a church, tell them to come to ours because the church ain’t a building. It’s the people,” 
Auston Arnold said. /Photo provided by Shred the Word Shred the Word blends faith, skating
    January 28, 2026
    Mineola—On Tuesday evenings, the sound of rolling wheels and clacking boards fills the Mineola Skate Park as skaters of all ages gather, not just...
    Lindale Writers
    News
    Lindale Police Brief – Week ending 1/20/2026
    February 5, 2026
    Accident – Vehicle hit and damaged utility pole, powerline on fire as well as trees in area. Caused power outage in area, including traffic signal at 474/main.Source:...
    Texas leads nation in job gains
    February 5, 2026
    Austin—Governor Greg Abbott recently celebrated Texas as America’s jobs leader as the state gained the most nonfarm jobs in the nation in 2025 and set new records for total...
    Lindale News to change print format in cost-saving move
    January 28, 2026
    Staff ReportLindale—The Lindale News will soon appear in a new, smaller print format as part of a cost-saving effort aimed at ensuring the long-term future of the...
    Obituaries
    Lawrence “Larry” Arthur Blanchard
    February 5, 2026
    Lawrence “Larry” Arthur Blanchard, age 96 passed away on Saturday, December 20, 2025, in Lindale, Texas. He was born on January 22,1929, in...
    Schools
    Seven Lindale High School choir students are selected for the prestigious Texas All-State Choir. /Photo provided by Hannah Hatton Lindale High School choir sets records
    February 5, 2026
    Lindale—The Lindale High School Choir is celebrating a banner year marked by record-setting achievements, including a historic honor earned by...
    They have a lot of fun, especially when they compete,” Casey Jones said. /Photo provided by Casey Jones Students brave blizzard to compete at stock show
    February 5, 2026
    Fort Worth—The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo has long been known for its unpredictable winter weather, and this year proved no exception.A...
    UT Tyler Provost Barbara K. Haas announces Dr. Doris Riemen, the founding chair of nursing, as faculty emeritus. Riemen helped lay the foundation for UT Tyler’s nursing program in 1975, with only 24 students compared to the current 3,000.
/Photo provided by UT Tyler School of Nursing hosts anniversary gala
    February 5, 2026
    Tyler—The University of Texas at Tyler School of Nursing concluded its 50th anniversary celebration with a gala to recognize five decades of...
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