The lives of the 11 peace officers from Hunt County who have died in the line of duty were remembered Sunday afternoon during the local observance of the National Peace Officers Memorial Day at the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office in Greenville.

With their truck beds and trailers full of well-worn tires, Hunt County residents were lined up for more than half a mile down Jack Finney Boulevard as they patiently waited to enter the gates at the Fairgrounds to rid themselves of unwanted used tires at this year’s Hunt County Tire Roundup.

U-Haul prides itself in helping people move from one place to another swiftly and easily.

Local residents have an opportunity Tuesday to meet the five finalists for the position of the next Greenville police chief.

Historic and vintage aircraft are expected to be on display next weekend as the Commemorative Air Force hosts the Barnstormer Saturday Fly-In.

State transportation officials have announced a project that begins next week and will continue into the fall to replace four bridges on Hunt County roads.

Beneath the skylights of her Greenville home’s second floor studio, Jeanne Sturdevant creates striking works of art. Utilizing various media, she expresses her distinctive style.

One of the most patriotic annual displays in Hunt County is expected to return for its 10th anniversary in time for the Memorial Day weekend.

Voters in Hunt County will head back to the polls starting Monday to make their final choices in the Democratic and Republican Party runoffs.

The second-ever senior class of Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy’s Greenville campus will have their graduation ceremony on Thursday, May 26.