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A local favorite is closing its doors, leaving residents reminiscing about their cherished moments there. What’s next for this beloved spot in Lafayette-Scott?

New national labor data shows record job totals, workforce participation, and continued economic momentum for the State of Texas.

TexAmericas Center near Texarkana, Texas, reports job growth, rising payrolls, and expanded industrial use in its newly released 2026 Aspire Annual Report.

The Chamber’s Annual Celebration will recognize top businesses, announce the C.E. Palmer Award, and feature a leadership panel focused on Texarkana’s future.

As tuition costs climb and job markets shift, more Texans are skipping the traditional college route. These five in-demand careers can pay $100,000 or more without requiring a bachelor’s degree.

A Tyler bakery shared an honest post about a slow day, and East Texas responded in the best possible way. This is what community support looks like.

We noticed that two more businesses in Lafayette have packed up and closed their doors for good.

A Tyler business owner took to Facebook to vent his frustration after being repeatedly “ghosted” by customers. Many East Texans chimed in with their own experiences—and suggestions.

In Texas, some companies may track your computer, emails, or even your location while you’re at work. Here’s how they might do it and how to protect yourself.

El Paso used to have a few car washes attached to gas stations and convenience stores along with a few "do it yourself" spots. Now, they're everywhere. Do we really have that many dirty cars around here? Or, are they - as my daughter suspects - is "washing cars" code for "laundering money"?