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Sunday night messages went out to parents from East Texas High Schools who had been made aware of shooting threat to their campuses on Monday.

Two people were murdered in Henderson yesterday.

In this week’s edition of the ETSN.fm Podcast, our Clint Buckley and Chandler Vessels tackle Round 3 of the high school football playoffs.

Dining out just became more affordable with great deals from our friends at Seize The Deal

Kids are getting out of school over the next couple of weeks and the summer heat is almost upon us. Let's get you geared up for a cool off.

If you're looking for something rather interesting to do this weekend in East Texas, we've got a couple of events for you to check out!

Much of the flood waters in Kilgore, Henderson and Longview's residential areas have receded leaving behind a wet and muddy disaster in homes throughout the cities. The clean up effort is already underway and with dryer weather on the horizon, it'll kick into high gear this weekend.

The power of water is amazing. The devastation that flood waters cause is unimaginable. East Texans are unfortunately living through this unimaginable experience right now. Entire neighborhoods in Kilgore, Henderson and Longview were submerged by flood waters Tuesday night into Wednesday morning. No…

It's sticky, sweet and goes great on pancakes and waffles and this Saturday Henderson will be celebrating with the annual Syrup Festival. This year marks the 25th year for the festival that includes more than just syrup!

Round three of the high school football playoffs happened last weekend and quite a few East Texas teams survived and are moving one step closer to playing in Cowboys Stadium in Arlington for the state titles. Currently East Texas has 12 teams still in the playoffs.

We're all looking forward to the weekend and if you don't have any plans yet, you might consider heading to Grand Saline, Henderson or Tyler some big festivals and events this weekend.

Last year the East Texas Paranormal Group conducted an investigation into the 1855 Howard-Dickinson House in Henderson, and came up with some spooky findings.
Judy Sewell, executive director of the Henderson Area Chamber of Commerce, told the Tyler Morning Telegraph that the group's high tech equipme…