keep tyler beautiful

If you'd like to add a little cheer to your lawn to participate in welcoming spring in East Texas, then NOW is a great time to get your bulbs so you'll be ready.

East Texas is known for its beauty--whether its architecture, azaleas, people, or certainly its roses. But now, even the utility boxes are works of art.

Hillside Park is a new park on Erwin in Tyler. Keep Tyler Beautiful is looking for local artists to submit their work to hopefully be featured on the art wall at the park.

Keep Tyler Beautiful became one of 42 organizations nationwide to receive grant funding through the 2018 Cigarette Litter Prevention Program.

As you may have noticed art continues to pop up around the City of Tyler wrapped around utility boxes. Two more were installed this week.

Celebrate Arbor Day on Monday, March 5, at 2 p.m. on TJC’s main campus, 1400 E. Fifth St.

The newest sponsor, Marvin United Methodist Church, adds number 17 to the collection at the corner of Erwin Street and Bois D’Arc Street.

Saturday, Nov. 18 is America Recycles Day, and Keep Tyler Beautiful wants to make it easy for you to get involved.

Cooperative Teachers Credit Union (CTCU) selected the traffic signal box on the corner of Broadway Avenue and Southtown Drive.

Remember the utility boxes in the Downtown area that were wrapped showcasing art designed by local artists? This program continues to expand!

Keep Tyler Beautiful is the recipient of a 2017 Cigarette Litter Prevention Program Grant in the amount of $5,000 to combat cigarette litter in Tyler.

The Tyler Trees Committee, Keep Tyler Beautiful and the Tyler Parks and Recreation Department will be hosting a tree planting event to celebrate Arbor Day on Saturday, Jan. 21 at 9:30 a.m. in Lindsey Park located at 12557 Spur 364 W.