Polling locations and races for May 1 municipal, school elections (Source: Pexels.com) By KLTV Digital Media Staff | April 27, 2021 at 4:20 PM CDT - Updated April 27 at 4:24 PM
EAST TEXAS (KLTV/KTRE) - Registered voters may vote in their county May 1 at the following locations.
Chapel Hill Fire Department, 13801 County Road 220
Clarkston Elementary School, 2915 Williamsburg Dr
Tyler Police Department at Faulkner Park, 574 W Cumberland Rd
Glass Recreation Center 501 W 32nd St
The HUB-Smith County, 304 E Ferguson
StJones/Boshears Elementary, 3450 Chandler Hwy
Soma Church, 3700 Old Bullard Rd
St Louis Baptist Church, 4000 Frankston Hwy
St Violet Baptist Church, 14129 FM 2767
TJ Austin Elementary, 1105 W Franklin St
Second doses available at Smith County churches
Those who received their first COVID-19 vaccines at three minority churches March 16-19, are asked to come back next week to the same place for their second doses. Author: Favian Quezada Updated: 9:48 AM CDT April 1, 2021
SMITH COUNTY, Texas Second doses are available for the nearly 1,500 people who received a first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at three minority churches from March 16-19.
People who received their first does at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church and St. Louis Baptist Church in Tyler, and New Zion Baptist Church in Winona are asked to return to the same location on the same day of the week at around the same time as their first vaccine.
2nd dose vaccines available at Smith County church clinics Dr. S.L. Curry, Pastor New Zion Baptist, receives first COVID-19 vaccine (Source: Smith County) By KLTV Digital Media Staff | April 1, 2021 at 9:17 AM CDT - Updated April 1 at 9:20 AM
SMITH COUNTY, Texas (KLTV) - The nearly 1,500 people who received their first COVID-19 vaccines at three churches March 16-19, are asked to come back next week to the same place for their second doses.
Organizers are asking only those who received their first shots at St. Peter Claver Catholic Church and St. Louis Baptist Church in Tyler, and New Zion Baptist Church in Winona, to return to the same location on the same day of the week at around the same time as their first vaccine.
As of Tuesday morning, more than 146 shelters and warming stations opened throughout the state. Author: Payton Weidman Updated: 1:54 PM CST February 17, 2021
TYLER, Texas As of Tuesday morning, more than 146 shelters and warming stations opened throughout the state, including several in East Texas.
Many of these places encourage people to come with blankets, chargers, as well as something to sit on, and masks are required. People who need to use the warming centers are also encouraged to call ahead if possible to check for space.
CBS19 has compiled a list of warming centers across the region:
Angelina County
The Pitser Garrison Convention Center will remain open as a cold-weather shelter for those without power through at least Thursday.
Warming Stations Are Open Across East Texas
This unprecedented winter storm that has ravaged Texas is expected to continue this week and as we woke to temps in the single digits and below and thousands without electricity or heat, this is vital information that you need to share with folks who are suffering right now.
Our partners at KLTVand the City Of Tyler, have shared a list of locations across East Texas that are opening up as warming centers for families and those who need to get warm for a while the wait for electricity continues.
Some locations will be open for shelter purposes if you need to stay for more than a few hours and others will only allow you to stay for a few hours to let others come in and get warm and please remember to follow all COVID guidelines when you arrive. Also, bring food, snacks, face masks, clothes, blankets, medications, diapers, formula and other essential items with you.