Above the Noise

By Editor | June 5, 2022 |

SUNDAY June 5, 2022

“Noise proves nothing. Often a hen who has merely laid an egg cackles as if she laid an asteroid.”

Mark Twain

With so much noise about conflict and controversy nowadays the world is far from being the calm babbling brook most of us would like it to be. It’s hard to hear the good news above all the cacophony. County Line Magazine strives to be a resource for good news, great places to visit, and inspiring arts and music.

This weekend’s festivals include the Jacksonville Tomato Fest. Continue reading for more about the Hopkins County Dairy Festival, the Wood County Health Fair, and the Downtown Tyler Film Festival.

You can find more events in our calendar and Things To Do. For more inspiration check out the eMagazine for the latest stories on great things happening in the Upper East Side of Texas or read the May/June eEdition. — Lisa Tang

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“Warm Water In a Cold Place,” 48 x 48,” oil on canvas by Tyler artist Adrienne Stine. Read more about Stine’s work in County Line Magazine.

FEATURE

Wood County Health Fair at Jim Hogg Park June 11

The Wood County Health Advisory Council sponsors a free health fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, June 11, at the Governor Jim Hogg City Park and Quitman Civic Center. UT Health East Texas representatives provide healthcare information and free health screenings. The event also features live entertainment, giveaways, children’s activities, food and local vendors, and a chance to win prizes throughout the day. READ MORE.

THIS TIME OF YEAR

Central Centennial Exposition Opens at Fair Park

On June 6, 1936, the Central Centennial Exposition, part of the Texas Centennial celebration marking 100 years of Texas independence, opened in Dallas’s Fair Park. Construction on the exposition began in October 1935 with George L. Dahl as the architect. READ MORE.

LIFESTYLE & ENTERTAINMENT

Hopkins County Hosts Dairy Festival

Hopkins County proudly celebrates all things dairy from June 10 to 18. Dairy is the area’s primary agricultural product and the festival takes place in Sulphur Springs — both the county seat and home to the Southwest Dairy Museum and corporate office.

Since 1959 the festival celebrates the impact of dairy farming on the local economy and honors those who work in the industry. READ MORE.

ART & CULTURE

Downtown Tyler Film Festival Returns to Liberty Hall

Downtown Tyler Film Festival returns from June 9 to 12 in Liberty Hall at 103 East Erwin Street in historic downtown Tyler after being held virtually during the pandemic. Audience members praise the classic theater setting and the fest’s emphasis on short films. READ MORE.