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Campus Starbucks Remains Hot Spot to Cool Down
By KAILEY MANES/Contributor
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Bergfeld Park Offers Quiet Refuge in Middle of Tyler
By LITZY ARGOTE/Contrbutor People are drawn to Brgfeld Park to enjoy nature and relax.
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Legacy and Lifelong Learning: Hamptons of Tyler Residents Learn and Connect with UT Tyler’s History
By LANCE CLEMENTS Marketing Editor Assistant On June 11, The Hamptons of Tyler Senior Living hosted an educational event regarding the history of The University of Texas at Tyler. Dr. Colin Snider, associate professor and chair [Read More…]
City/State
Ollie’s Skate Shop Rocks on as Hub for Music Scene
By NORAH DE LEON/Contributor LONGVIEW — During the week, Ollie’s Skate Shop in downtown Longview caters to customers looking for decks, wheels, apparel, and protective gear. But when the weekend arrives, the shop transforms into something [Read More…]
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Duke Reviews: “Ca$ino” by Baby Keem
By ORION BAKER/Multimedia Editor Assistant 2026 has become a year for comebacks. Artists have returned from multi-year breaks, with A$AP Rocky coming back from an eight-year hiatus, Harry Styles, Bruno Mars, BTS, and more are [Read More…]
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Wuthering Heights Has Great Music… And That’s It
By EVAN FERNANDEZ/Staff Writer Valentine’s Day this year delivered a failed reimagining of the 19th-century romance classic, “Wuthering Heights.” Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi team up with director Emerald Fennell to retell the nearly 200-year-old tale [Read More…]
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Duke Reviews: “Don’t Be Dumb” by A$AP Rocky
By ORION BAKER/Multimedia Editor Assistant It’s been almost eight years since A$AP Rocky released a new album. After multiple delays caused by leaks and sample-clearance issues, he’s finally returned with his fourth studio project “Don’t [Read More…]
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Who Will Win The 2026 Grammy Awards?
By EVAN FERNANDEZ/Staff Writer Grammy voting officially closed earlier this month, and anticipation is already building as music’s biggest night approaches. With the 67th Annual Grammy Awards just weeks away, we’re here to break down our [Read More…]
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We’re Off to See Wicked for Good
By DEBI OKEKE/Staff Writer Disclaimer: The review contains spoilers. After a year-long intermission, we return to the land of Oz in the highly anticipated “Wicked: For Good” released in theaters on Nov. 21. A continuation of [Read More…]
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LIGHTS, CAMERA, COMMUNITY: How One Man Went Looking for Friends and Found a Place to Belong
By KARLEIGH YANCY/Editor-in-Chief On March 10, 2025. Trevor Hicks had lived in Tyler for one year and one week. Besides his girlfriend, Molly Barlow, Trevor had no friends here. Trevor wanted to change that. So, on [Read More…]