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Tyler restaurant industry recovering, looking for workers as COVID-19 restrictions lessen

Tyler restaurant industry recovering, looking for workers as COVID-19 restrictions lessen

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Tyler restaurant industry recovering, looking for workers as COVID-19 restrictions lessen

"Restaurants have always had to deal with a lot of ups and downs, but we're survivors," said one restaurant owner.

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Nation World

Verizon selling internet trailblazers Yahoo, AOL for $5 billion

As part of the deal, Verizon will sell Verizon Media, which includes Yahoo and AOL, to Apollo Global Management.
Nation World

World shares mixed after retreat on Wall Street

U.S. futures were higher. On Friday, the S&P 500 gave up 0.7% but still logged its best month so far this year. Markets have mostly climbed in recent weeks.
Inside Texas Politics

Businesses struggling to find workers because of stimulus plan, Texas congresswoman argues

Rep. Beth Van Duyne said she thinks the cost of the president's proposed plans should give Americans pause.

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Industries across ETX look to fill open positions

The City of Tyler is looking to fill 24 positions for the summer but have only had a few people apply in a months time.
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Yes, the letter from President Biden mailed to stimulus payment recipients is real

Notices with a White House letterhead and President Biden’s signature have been mailed to recipients of the latest round of stimulus payments.
Yes, adolescents are reporting similar adverse reactions to COVID-19 vaccines as adults

Americans, awaiting the FDA's decision on the use of the Pfizer vaccine for children 12 to 15, have asked whether adolescents will experience more side efffects.