komen race

Again this year, East Texans will be helping the Komen Race For The Cure fight the fight to find a cure for breast cancer.

It's a Mother's Day weekend tradition with thousands of participants walking and running their way through the brick streets of the Azalea District of Tyler racing in hopes of finding a cure for breast cancer.

Blooming azaleas in Tyler and dogwood trees in Palestine and the smell of bbq on the square in downtown Tyler signify spring has arrived in East Texas! With everyone getting out of the house and enjoying the spring weather, there are plenty of activities and festivals to keep us busy just about nearly every weekend...

The race for the cure is on with the annual Tyler Komen Race for the Cure. Thousands of participants will be filling the streets of downtown Tyler as they run, jog, walk and crawl their way to the finish line all in an effort to raise money to help find a cure for breast cancer for women and men.

The Komen Tyler Race For The Cure is tomorrow morning at Bergfeld Park in Tyler. More than 4,000 people have registered to enter the race to help find a cure for breast cancer and today is the last day to preregister by stopping by Brookshires on Rice Rd. in Tyler from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Thousands of people from around East Texas will be descending upon Bergfeld Park Saturday morning for the annual Komen Tyler Race For The Cure.  All of these people have one mission in common, to help find a cure for breast cancer.  Plus, they all have a different reason for participating too, whether it's in the 5k run/walk, 50 yard kid's dash or the 1 mile fun run/walk, they're doing it for some

"Dine Out For The Cure" will be held tonight at Gilbert's El Charro restaurant in Tyler. When you dine out tonight at El Charro, you'll be waited on by a special staff of East Texas celebrities, who all have one goal in common: to raise money for breast cancer research.

The first day of spring in East Texas is being welcomed with a healthy dose of rain. Rain that is  desperately needed for East Texas lakes, which are returning to normal levels thanks to the latest downpours. With the first day of Spring, we can look forward to spending time with our families outdoors and take in all the beauty that East Texas has to offer this time of year.