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Yes, this is a strange and scary time in the U.S., but if this data is correct - our kids might be better people for it.

Nothing wrecks a recycling stream faster than a dirty diaper. Or rotten food. Contaminants are threatening to ruin recycling programs across the country, including right here in East Texas.

This has got to be the funniest thing that has happened to Big Al in quite some time - getting stuck in the trash room at his apartment complex!

Get ready to see weird stuff on the curb in Tyler, because FREE bulky item collection week is coming for City of Tyler residential customers.

Volunteers will be converging on Woldert Park in Tyler on Saturday, October 6th for the annual Keep Tyler Beautiful Fall Trash Fest. If you would like to be a volunteer and help clean up one of Tyler's city parks, show up at the Glass Recreation Center on W. 32nd St. at 9a at the picnic area on the west side and get ready to roll up your sleeves for the big clean up.

I’m a little embarrassed to admit this, but I look forward to this event every year. It seems like I always have some trash and bulky items laying around my garage or storage building that are too big to go out for the normal trash pick-up. That’s exactly what the annual Smith County Wide Cleanup event is all about. During this time, Smith County residents can bring trash and bulky items to the Gr

Tylerites are encouraged to recycle using the city's curbside recycling service. The service has been around since 1999 with Tyler's Solid Waste Department making the weekly residential curb side pick ups around the city. The city recently included a brochure in residents' water bills explaining the program.

The City of Tyler is offering its residents a free service today and next Monday.  You will be able to leave those big bulky items you've been wanting to get rid of by the curb and Tyler Solid Waste will come pick them up for free!  Find out exactly what you can leave curbside and when after the jump!