Arthur Clayborn
Chief Photographer
East Texas
Arthur Clayborn is a longtime photographer in East Texas. He has worked for KLTV 7 and KTRE 9 for nearly two decades.
Hollie Bruce, CEO of the Women’s Center of East Texas, spoke with us Tuesday about the organization’s back-to-school shoe drive.
Authorities gave advice for managing situations as common as summer heat and as dire as a house fire.
Longview Convention Complex Manager Gai Bennett spoke with us about the preparations the city is making for their annual Fourth of July show.
Longview Parks and Recreation Director John Albertson spoke with us about the opportunities available for residents through the Adopt A Park program.
St. Paul Children’s Services in Tyler is looking for sponsors to help give underprivileged children the clothes they need for the upcoming school year.
Longview Fire Marshal Kevin May explained the dos and don'ts of making fires within city limits following an incident with a burn barrel.
A Whitehouse transmission shop became a burger joint for a day as first responders cleaned up after Monday night’s storms.
Monday morning at Tyler Memorial Park Cemetery, people came together to honor those who paid the ultimate price while defending our country.
Students at a Longview elementary school were ecstatic to receive a response from the mayor of Baltimore after sending in designs for a replacement bridge.
Run for the Wall started in 1989 as a group of veterans riding across the country, and James “Gunny” Gregory says they’ll continue as long as people turn up to support them.
Keep Longview Beautiful Director Zach Korthals explained their plans for eliminating litter in May.
Good Shepherd in Longview held a day of appreciation Tuesday for their therapy animals.
The Texas Builders Foundation presented a check for equipment to the Longview High School plumbing program Friday morning.
Mobberly Baptist Church in Longview is hosting their annual rummage sale through Saturday.
Caleb Bell, director of the Tyler Museum of Art, walks through some of the pieces featured in the musuem's 20th annual high school art exhibition.
Executive Director of the Gregg County Historical Museum, Lindsay Loy shares what patrons can expect to see in the new Conquering the Skies Exhibit.
Park sold out for eclipse, with all campsites reserved for months.
Marshall ISD broke ground at the high school campus for a new CTE building.
Longview Fire Marshal Kevin May spoke with us about the newest fire engine acquired by the department.
Chapel Hill ISD broke ground on their new junior high school campus Tuesday.
Alton Davis, the owner of Family Arcade, said he started the project about two years ago when he noticed Gilmer was lacking in options for kids.
A Flint man received probation Tuesday after he was a subject in a Smith County sting operation last year.
The Bureau of Land Management brought 120 wild horses and burros to Palestine for adoption over the weekend.
The new postmaster for the City of Tyler took his oath of office Thursday.
The City of Longview held their third annual Kite Festival Wednesday.
For this year’s upcoming celebrations, the city is asking the community how they liked the 2023 events and if there’s anything new they’d like to add for 2024.
A man arrested in Gregg County in 2019 has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to 12 years for possession of marijuana and a controlled substance.
The annual Zonta Club of Greater East Texas Antiques Show & Sale is underway in Longview.
Testimony began Tuesday in the trial of a Longview man accused of murdering a woman at an apartment complex in 2020.
The Longview City Council heard the Parks and Recreation department’s master plan in their Monday meeting.
The parking facility for the Gregg County Courthouse has entered the permits process.
Two Tyler men are set for trial in March after a Tuesday hearing regarding a 2021 capital murder.
Keep Longview Beautiful has a new executive director, and he has plenty of ideas for moving the program forward.
The annual East Texas Builders Association Home & Design Show is underway at Maude Cobb in Longview.
Palestine ISD announced their new athletic director and head football coach Thursday morning.
Two track runners with the Tyler HEAT signed their letters of intent Tuesday to compete at Ouachita Baptist University.
The Longview Public Library is resuming their annual Valentine’s Day “Blind Date With a Book” community activity.
Technical Services Supervisor Leah Shreves spoke with KLTV about the events throughout the month of recognition.
A Mineola street was dedicated to a longtime resident and city councilman Friday.
TJC held their annual Arbor Day tree planting at their Tyler campus Friday morning.
The United States Air Force Academy is getting a new student athlete in the form of a player from a small school in East Texas.
A man involved in a hit-and-run death last May was sentenced to probation Thursday.
The Longview Public Library is offering to forgive late fees for one week.
Gregg County commissioners approved in increase in pay for a certified HVAC technician after having trouble filling county roles.
Several high school softball players from across East Texas signed their letters of intent to play for Kilgore College Friday.
The ribbon cutting for CHRISTUS Good Shepherd’s new orthopedic and sports medicine hospital was held Wednesday.
Kilgore High’s Zaylon Stoker signed to play for Lamar University Monday morning.
The only public running and mountain biking trail in Longview has been in disrepair for some time now, and a bike shop and running group are banding together to give it new life.
A Longview program allowing active warrants to be payed off at a reduced rate has resumed for 2024.
The Longview Public Library is participating in the collection of resources for the homeless population for the sixth year in a row.
