East Texas is known for its pine trees, its azaleas and roses, beyond the shear beauty of the East Texas landscape, there are many destinations within East Texas that qualify as 'must see'! These must see places aren't only for vacationers visiting our beautiful part of the great state of Texas, these places are also for locals too!
If you don't mind the drive, one big Texas zoo is letting teachers in free for the rest of the month, and friends that go along can get big discounts too. Road trip!
The zoo in Lufkin just added a rare baby animal. And in Tyler, Caldwell Zoo is making a lot of progress and should be finished this spring.
Our zoos in East Texas may not be the biggest in Texas, but they're unique, interesting, and they keep on growing.
Caldwell Zoo's lion pride increased in size Jan. 22 after their African lion, Njeri, gave birth to five cubs at the zoo. Since then, zoo staff have been caring for the little ones and have been careful as not to disturb them and are letting mom take care of them.
I am just about over winter! I'm done with the cold and the roller coaster temperatures, but mainly the cold is what I'm over and I'm looking forward to Spring so I can get out of the house with my family and do something fun with them. Here are five places I want to visit with them when spring returns to East Texas...
Have you ever wanted to see your favorite zoo animals receive a little extra attention and learn how they are cared for? On July 6, you'll have the chance at Caldwell Zoo in Tyler.
Bummer! Sad news today, Chico the elephant has died. If you've ever been to the Caldwell Zoo, Chico was that massive African elephant that seemed to dominate the rest of the herd! My son and I went to the zoo last Summer and found they had one of the paths closed off because he was near the fence. They had a sign saying they would do this from time to time for safety reasons. Chico was like 46