The new police station is one of a series of public safety enhancements approved by voters as part of a $52.4 million Public Safety bond election in 2018. Read on...
The City of Longview does not have any specific regulations related to Halloween or Trick-or-Treating, but residents are encouraged to follow state guidelines and CDC recommendations. Read on...
On Thursday, Oct. 15 at about 2 p.m. the final four Longview firefighters returned home from their deployment to California to assist with the wildfires. Read on...
The City of Longview Election for the District 3 Councilmember will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2020, and early voting will begin Tuesday, Oct. 13. Read on...
Gov. Greg Abbott, Wednesday, issued Executive Order GA-32 opening bars and similar establishments at up tot 50% capacity in conjunction with county officials, and increasing the occupancy levels for all business establishments other than bars to 75%. Read on...
Originally built in 1985, the fire station will be modernized while constructing 10,208-square-feet of new space and renovating 5,373-square-feet of the existing station. Read on...
Rory Steyn, former bodyguard to South African President Nelson Mandela, presented to the Longview Unity & Diversity Committee on Monday, Oct. 5. Read on...
Beginning Tue., Oct. 6, the Marshall Avenue trailhead of the Paul Boorman Trail will be closed temporarily as part of project to connect 10+ miles of trails. Read on...
Since 2009, the Longview Fire Department has offered an EMS Subscription Program to Longview residents in an attempt to help offset the rising cost of out-of-pocket medical expenses. Read on...
In response to the increased need for food assistance due to COVID-19, two organizations are holding food distributions at the Longview Convention Complex. Read on...
