By Scott Harvey

Commerce ISD receives delinquent tax report, among other items in Monday meeting; Greenville Pool could be replaced; Paranormal research group conducts stay at Hunt County Jail over weekend; Protest in Paris planned for Tuesday.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce – The Commerce ISD Monday during its regular meeting received a delinquent tax report, approved stipends for shortage teaching areas, plus joined a Co-Op to better assist in technology purchases.

Tab Bell, of the Law Firm of Perdue, Brandon, Fielder, Collins and Mott, LLP out of Tyler presented the delinquent tax report. Bell informed the school board of the Firm's attempts in obtaining delinquent taxes from local businesses and residents, and provided figures on who still owes the district money.

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – The Hunt County Courthouse may still hold some long overdue jail inmates.

Members of the Paranormal Research and Investigations of Northeast Texas (P.R.I.N.T.) team spent Saturday night inside the courthouse, alongside a documentary film director, for an eight-hour study.

A preliminary assessment found the first four floors of the courthouse a disappointment, but things began to get interesting on the fifth and sixth floors. An official with the organization said "things began to intensify."

By Brad Kellar

Greenville – Officials with the City of Greenville are considering replacing Ja-Lu Pool. Local children would still have a chance to cool off, however, as a splash park is being proposed for the same location.

This Day in History: Monday, July 20, 2009.

This Day in History: Monday, July 20, 2009.

By Scott Harvey

Rangers win, Astros lose, Lance Armstrong in second place in Tour De France; Drew Pearson football camp to begin Tuesday at Texas A&M University-Commerce.

By Scott Harvey

Commerce ISD to meet Monday; Greenville crime down for first six months; Unemployement again on the rise; Greenville Electric Utility System to meet Thursday; Shots fired in Tyler, one dead.

Milton joins The Blend to talk about the latest programs and events taking place in the city.

Milton Babb, Greenville Chamber of Commerce

Milton joins The Blend to talk about the latest programs and events taking place in the city.

By Associated Press

Tyler – A report of gunfire near a Tyler hospital led police to a man's body in a street and a wounded employee who ran to the emergency room.

Police say the shootings early Monday happened near East Texas Medical Center.

Police say the suspected gunman, 29-year-old Charles Edward Bell, was found dead near an SUV.

Officer Don Martin told The Associated Press that Bell died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

By Paris

Paris – Paris Police and state troopers are expected to be out in force Tuesday as approximately 100 protestors are expected to gather at the Lamar County Courthouse.

Commissioners last week established "protest zones" for both black and white activists, to provide for both a physical separation of the two parties and to promote public safety.