KETR Staff

Mark Haslett’s coverage of faith and politics in African-American churches earned KETR two awards at the 2025 Texas Broadcast News Awards ceremony in Austin on April 12.

In addition to vendors, attendeees can see a variety of traditional and contemporary quilts on display. The show is scheduled for 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the former Inwood Bank building at 1312 Washington St.

Longtime Commerce ISD Superintendent of Schools Charlie Alderman is scheduled to cede the job to Steve Drummond, effective April 1.

Proceeds from the Saturday night show at Greenville's Texan Theatre will benefit the 17 volunteer-staffed fire departments in Hunt County.

Visitors from around the country and even the world will be in Northeast Texas, with many guests arriving a day or two early.

The program featuring the story of an Oakland Black women’s collective airs at 6 p.m. Feb. 24.

The senior reporter at the Herald Banner for many years, Kellar's unexpected death has resulted in an outpouring of sorrow and respect from across Hunt County and beyond.

The weekly public affairs program can be heard at 6 a.m. Sundays.

The program will continue to explore topics related to faith, spirituality, creativity, and reconciliation.