education

Like it or not, so much of life is helped or hindered by how well we are able to handle our money--that includes knowing how to invest it.

Who knows what you'll discover about yourself or what gifts you may find you've had all along that just needed a little bit of nurturing?

It's one of the easiest, most cost-effective ways to expand your intellectual horizons. What to read? It could be almost anything. And don't forget audio books!

Major strides were made for Texas Teachers and the state's educational funding this week, as Governor Abbott signed House Bill 3 Tuesday.

Hear classic rock artists like The Doors, The Beatles, and Aerosmith via the 16,000-watt digital surround system in the 40-foot tall domed theater.

I mean, there's learning to play the guitar, and then there's learning to play the guitar from Carlos Santana, right?

Navigating the world of financial aid and grant opportunities can be quite the adventure. Thankfully, The Tyler Area Partnership for Education is here to help.

From learning about the latest humanoid robots to traveling light-years in seconds to galaxies beyond our own, space out in "the dome."

An opportunity to be an entrepreneur while offering something to East Texans they really, really want. GREAT FOOD, wherever they are. Start here.

If you haven't been to the Tyler Public Library lately, here's some incentive to head that way. There's a big advantage to growing up around books, and it sticks with us for life. But is it the tangible copies or the digital ones?

Texas families spend big on school supplies every year. Sometimes parents wonder if everything on the list is really necessary. Here East Texas teachers share their thoughts.

One former Texas Educator is 'spilling ink,' on the troubling situation Texas Teachers face when they reach retirement. Suzanne Bardwell, now the co-publisher of the Gladewater Mirror is taking action.