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The story of Shorty the Squirrel is a cute tale that Tyler can tell forever.

City and county officials want to bring changes to downtown Tyler that would increase tourism, grow economic development, improve quality of life and beautify the area.

"It’s a great time to work and live in Smith County,” County Judge Neal Franklin said.

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Parking spots at Tyler ISDs Career and Technology Center were converted into public parks and social spaces on Friday as part of a global initiative.

Park(ing) day is a unique opportunity for students to temporarily repurpose parking spaces and convert them into public parks and social spaces.

As you'll see in the quick video, the new Smith County Courthouse would blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

As you'll see in the quick video, the new Smith County Courthouse would blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

As you'll see in the quick video, the new Smith County Courthouse would blend traditional with modern, the old with the new, and the past with the present and the future.

As you'll see in the video, the new Smith Co. Courthouse would blend traditional with modern and the past with the present and the future.