Terry Lowry News Today

The final unofficial results of the Smith County joint city elections have been reported by the elections office. In Tyler, two candidates appear headed to a runoff. In Arp, a challenger won the mayors race. In Lindale, results of a contested council race show a new face will represent Place 2.

The final unofficial results of the Smith County joint city elections have been reported by the elections office. In Tyler, two candidates appear headed to a runoff. In Arp, a challenger won the mayors race. In Lindale, results of a contested council race show a new face will represent Place 2.

Unofficial results of the Smith County joint city elections are starting to come in. Voters in three Smith County cities are deciding who should represent them. In Tyler, three candidates vie for the District 2 council seat, currently held by longtime councilmember Broderick McGee, whose term is expiring. In Arp, the current mayor faces a challenger. In Lindale, results of a contested council race will determine who represents Place 2.

In the May 4 election, Smith County residents will decide, respectively, who should represent Tylers District 2 and Lindale Place 2 council seats and also who should lead the City of Arp as mayor.

In the May 4 election, Smith County residents will decide, respectively, who should represent Tylers District 2 and Lindale Place 2 council seats and also who should lead the City of Arp as mayor.

City of Arp prepares for Election Day. Ford and Lowry vying for mayor, and Johnson and Robinson uncontested for council seats.

Early voting is winding down in the May 4 joint city election. Tuesday is the last chance to vote early in this election, during which council seats are on the

Early voting began Monday for the May 4 joint city election, during which council seats are on the ballot in three Smith County cities, with one mayor facing opposition.

Early voting begins today for the May 4 joint city election, during which council seats are contested in three Smith County cities, with one mayor facing opposition.

The sounds of nature will make way for the sound of music for five hours on Aug. 19 as “Rock the Park” returns to Kanawha State Forest with a free