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Melida Heien fights for downtown Longview.

Melida Heien: Driving downtown Longview Imagine driving to a much anticipated event in downtown Longview, maybe Downtown Live or the Christmas parade. You stop for a red light. Your foot’s on the accelerator because you

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Blood on the Pines: Chapter 4 This serial story is an alternative view of actual Texas history. Created with fiction, this six-installment series will reveal an imagined view of the early days in East Texas and

Longview’s historic Black churches remain center of community Ripped from their African homelands to toil and die under horrific conditions in the United States, the enslaved ancestors of most Black Americans had few places where they could find

Miki Dougherty: Dedicated to the East Texas Angel Network Miki Dougherty grew up watching her father help East Texas families whose children face a serious or life-threatening illness. Those experiences motivated her to pursue a degree in special education,

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We are loving Kimberly Fish's serial story presenting an alternative, fictional history of Longview.

Blood on the Pines: Chapter Three This serial story is an alternative view of actual Texas history. Created with fiction, this six-installment series will reveal an imagined view of the early days in East Texas and

Leisha Kidd-Brooks is a mom to more kids than just her own and a tireless volunteer - and she's helping Longview's restaurants navigate the strange, new world of COVID-19.

Leisha Kidd-Brooks: Rewards found in helping other people There was a time when nine people lived in Leisha Kidd-Brooks’ small three-bedroom, one bath home in Longview. The mother of three not only cared for her own children, she

New LeTourneau University Belcher Center director is fulfilling his goals while leading the performance center through challenges created by COVID-19.

Cody Bowen: New Belcher Center senior director debuts in challenging time Cody Bowen always knew he wanted to work in musical theater. He grew up in a musical family in tiny Whitewright, Texas, took voice and music lessons and acted in

Every three to four months, a group of more than 100 women from the Longview area meet together for just one hour. By the end of that hour, one local nonprofit walks away with $10,000.

Power in numbers: Longview’s 100+ Women Who Care group donates money to local non-profits Every three to four months, a group of more than 100 women from the Longview area meet together for just one hour. By the end of that hour, one local

Shanna Spence had a dream. Not only a dream of someday being a published author, but also, quite literally, she had a dream that became the inspiration for her first book.

Shanna Spence: Living the writer's dream Shanna Spence had a dream.Not only a dream of someday being a published author, but also, quite literally, she had a dream that became the inspiration for her first book.

Photos: Longview’s Proud Positive Women Association hosted the Who’s Poppin Purple Fashion Show Feb. 23 at the East Texas Builders Association’s Event Center.

Who's Poppin Purple Fashion Show benefits Women's Center