school supplies

Skip out on paying the state sales tax on school supplies this weekend.

Time to start thinking about back to school shopping and saving some money when you can.

Save money on back-to-school shopping during the tax free weekend.

As much as you don't want to admit it, back to school time is just around the corner.

I'll start out by saying I have no issue with purchasing the supplies on the school supply list because I know they're necessary for my student.

The last thing a 7-year old needs is to lug around a 20-pound backpack all day, and doctors are warning that a school backpack can lead to life-long problems if it's too heavy. Are Tyler school supply lists going to cause any issues?

For the past eight years, Tyler students have had the school supplies they need thanks to generous East Texans like yourself, and it's time for us all to come through one more time.

Once again, summer feels like its flown by thanks to the arrival of Texas Tax Free Weekend.

While kids are splashing in pools this summer and playing games, school may be the furthest thing from their minds. But it's coming, and as of now, not every kid will have the supplies they need. Here's how to help.

If you've already got one Chromebook per child in the house, you might be all set. But if not, school supplies will cost more than ever.

Hand sanitizer isn't just handy to have in an office full of sneezy coworkers. It's also on all of the school supply lists now, and so is the Kleenex. Should these really be school supplies? What else wasn't on our lists growing up.

If you're feeling a financial pinch this month, blame the school supplies. It's fun to get new binders, erasable pens, and gadgets, but it sets most of us back more than $600 this month.