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Seeing red? Despite what article says, Longview no longer nation’s angriest city

Seeing red? Despite what article says, Longview no longer nation’s angriest city

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By Longview News-Journal/Richard Yeakley
An Esquire Magazine blog post set Facebook ablaze Tuesday when it reminded Longview residents of their city’s unfortunate three-year-old distinction as being the “angriest place in America” — prompting Gallup to release
Foes of Longview alcohol measure emerge

Foes of Longview alcohol measure emerge

By Longview News Journal
As signs discouraging the passage of Proposition 1 begin to go up across Longview, opponents said those against the sale of alcohol just might be a silent majority.
Relax: Longview residents no longer angriest in America

Relax: Longview residents no longer angriest in America

By Longview News Journal
In 2012, Longview was not listed by the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index as the angriest city in America.
Shooting aftermath spills over to Longview hospital

Shooting aftermath spills over to Longview hospital

By Longveiw News Journal
The aftermath of a South Longview shootout culminated in an altercation between more than 30 people Tuesday in the parking lot of a Longview hospital.

Eastman expands share buyback

By Longview News-Journal
Eastman Chemical Co. said Monday its board approved an increase in its share repurchase authorization by up to an additional $300 million.
Sandy Elzner has the picture of the day Watch Video

Sandy Elzner has the picture of the day

By Danny Elzner
It's a rose-breasted grosbeak. And it flew through Flint recently.
Three Kilgore College students selected as this year’s Distinguished Musicians

Three Kilgore College students selected as this year’s Distinguished Musicians

By Kilgore College
The Kilgore College Music Department is pleased to announce that three students have been chosen as this year’s Distinguished Musicians.
ET Baseball: Playoff pairings

ET Baseball: Playoff pairings

By Longview News-Journal
The Longview News-Journal covers East Texas high school sports. Here are some area baseball playoff pairings.
Spring Hill coach ready for action

Spring Hill coach ready for action

By Longview News-Journal
Jack Stallard is the Sports Editor of the Longview News-Journal. He caught up with Mark Sartain, the new football coach at Spring Hill.
Volunteers needed for Alleyfest

Volunteers needed for Alleyfest

By Texas E. Reardon IV
This weekend the 35th annual Alleyfest will kickoff in downtown Longview. The three day festival features music, art, food, and much more. Volunteers are still needed for the weekend.
Longview woman fails to show for sentencing

Longview woman fails to show for sentencing

By Lonvgiew News Journal
A Longview woman is facing new charges after failing to show at a Monday sentencing for her role in the December 2011 burglary of a storage unit containing Christmas gifts meant for area foster children.
Longview MLK overpass could see repairs soon

Longview MLK overpass could see repairs soon

By Longview News Journal
Work could start soon on a closed South Longview overpass that was damaged when a tractor-trailer wrecked underneath it and burst into flames.
Longview ranks as America's "angriest" city in survey

Longview ranks as America's "angriest" city in survey

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By KETK Staff/Gallup
A recent Gallup/Healthways survey ranks the city of Longview as America's "angriest city."
Longview Compost Site Closed this Wednesday

Longview Compost Site Closed this Wednesday

By City of Longview
On Wednesday, May 8, 2013 the City of Longview Compost Site will be closed due to road construction on West Loop 281. Access to the compost site will be blocked during that time. The site will reopen the following day, Thursday, May 9.