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Truckload of donated food arrives in Tyler to support East Texas Food Bank - Tyler Morning Telegraph

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| Tyler Morning Telegraph Verified
A service project followed the donation, during which time volunteers helped bag, pack, and box food for later distribution to individuals and local families in need. (Contributed Photo) The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and East Texas Food Bank on Wednesday welcomed a fully-loaded JustServe/America250 branded truck filled with 40,000 pounds of church-donated food for families in need across East Texas.
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McCraw: Data centers essential for personal, national security - Tyler Morning Telegraph

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By Santana Wood Verified
| Tyler Morning Telegraph Verified
I joined the Texas National Security Council because our nation desperately needs far greater data center capacity, and Texas is uniquely positioned to build the needed capacity in a way that safeguards our data and critical infrastructure while protecting our citizens. After more than four decades in law enforcement and national security — with the FBI and later leading the Texas Department of Public Safety — I have seen firsthand how information and infrastructure are targets.
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Victims in East Texas Whataburger shooting were brothers, recent Longview, Carthage graduates - Tyler Morning Telegraph

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James Morrow, 20, left, and Jassiah Hill, 18, right, were former Carthage and Longview football players, respectively. They were killed in a shooting at a Marshall Whataburger on Saturday night. (Contributed Photos) MARSHALL — Brothers and recent Longview and Carthage high school graduates were identified as the victims in a fatal shooting Saturday at a Whataburger in Marshall. Jassiah Hill, 18, and James Morrow, 20, also were former Lobo and Bulldog football players, respectively.
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