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UT, TJC enrollment impacted by thriving local economy

By Cory McCoy - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Feb 9, 2018

Cory McCoy - Tyler Morning Telegraph - February 9, 2018

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Estes, McClure and Associates wins three-year abatement for $3.5 million The Forum building renovation

By Cory McCoy - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Nov 15, 2017
Published on Tuesday, 14 November 2017 20:28   Estes, McClure and Associates Inc. will relocate its base of operations to the downtown fixture, located at the corner of Front Street and South Broadway Avenue, as well as add eight jobs and more than $500,000 worth of equipment. The firm is currently located at 3608 Westway St. Read More

Tax Abatement Awarded to Business Renovating The Forum Building

By Casey Murphy - Smith County | Nov 14, 2017

Released November 14, 2018

The Smith County Commissioners Court approved a three-year tax abatement for an engineering firm that plans to renovate and relocate to the long-vacant The Forum Building in downtown Tyler.

Estes, McClure & Associates, Inc. plans to invest $3.5 million in renovations and equipment.

“For us, this is a really exciting project,” Tyler Economic Development CEO/President Tom Mullins told the Commissioners Court, adding that the firm will be bringing high-paying,... Read More

Engineering firm to renovate, occupy Tyler's old 'Forum' building

By Doug Murray - KLTV 7 | Nov 10, 2017

Published: Wednesday, November 8th 2017, 5:07 pm CST

 

Updated: Wednesday, November 8th 2017, 5:35 pm CST

TYLER, TX (KLTV) -

The City of Tyler granted a 3-year tax abatement for an engineering firm moving into what's known as the 'Forum' building at Front Street and Broadway in Tyler.

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Sanderson Farms says its new facilities in and around Smith County will be clean, innovative -- and odorless

By Roy Maynard - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Oct 31, 2017
Published on Friday, 27 October 2017 13:21 - Written by ROY MAYNARD, rmaynard@tylerpaper.com  

The first question everyone has, acknowledges Bob “Pic” Billingsley, is about the smell - will the new Sanderson Farms chicken processing plant, slated to be built in the Winona area, stink?

 

“That’s a very good question,” said Billingsley, as he led a group from Tyler around the grounds of Sanderson Farms’ plant in Palestine. “But... Read More

Multi-national firm Terracon's opening of a Tyler office is a result of strong East Texas economy and growth

By Roy Maynard - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Sep 25, 2017
Published on Saturday, 23 September 2017 11:36 - Written by ROY MAYNARD, rmaynard@tylerpaper.com   A tour of Terracon’s new offices in Tyler is an exercise in imagination and faith.

Clayton Carroll, an engineer with the firm, points out where labs, testing facilities and offices will go.

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Sanderson Farms expansion project in Smith and Wood counties on track for 2019 completion

By Faith Harper - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Sep 6, 2017
Published on Tuesday, 5 September 2017 19:16 - Written by FAITH HARPER, fharper@tylerpaper.com   Sanderson Farms has cleared a key hurdle in its efforts to open operations in Smith and Wood counties by early 2019. Read More

New survey shows companies in East Texas pleased with quality of Tyler-area workers

By Roy Maynard - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Jun 23, 2017
Published on Friday, 23 June 2017 12:31 - Written by ROY MAYNARD, rmaynard@tylerpaper.com   Read More

Tyler's June sales tax collections up from 2016

By Faith Harper - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Jun 19, 2017
Published on Sunday, 18 June 2017 23:28 - Written by FAITH HARPER, fharper@tylerpaper.com  

June sales tax collections are up from last year, but Tyler officials do not plan to change course on its tightened budget.

The month represents the end of the third quarter of the year, leaving three months left in the fiscal year, which begins in October and ends in September.

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Vesuvius USA to lay off some Tyler workers, but plant to stay open

By Roy Maynard - Tyler Morning Telegraph | Jun 19, 2017
Published on Thursday, 15 June 2017 15:53 - Written by ROY MAYNARD, rmaynard@tylerpaper.com  

Vesuvius USA will shed some manufacturing jobs in its Tyler plant, but the plant isn’t closing, company officials say.

Vesuvius makes ceramics used by steelmakers. It has about 70 workers in Tyler, and another 68 production sites and more than 10,000 employees worldwide.

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