Pro wrestling performers fight to end hunger at East Texas Food Bank event

The East Texas Food Bank and Main Event Pro Wrestling presented “Brawl At The Brewery,” a family-friendly pro wrestling event on Saturday at True Vine Brewing Company, 2453 Earl Campbell Parkway in Tyler.

This “fight to end hunger” showcased pro wrestling performers, a light show and drama-filled situations that played out in front of a live audience, according to a news release about it.
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Pro-wrestling ‘Brawl at the Brewery’ to benefit the East Texas Food Bank

John Tyler tops Lee to win the 29th annual Pantry Raid competition

John Tyler and Robert E. Lee students love a good competition.

On Saturday, not only were they competing on the football field but also in the 29th annual East Texas Food Bank Pantry Raid at Christus Trinity Mother Frances Rose Stadium.

For the second straight year, John Tyler took home the trophy. When the winner was announced at halftime on Earl Campbell Field, JT students, along with principal Chanel Howard-Veazy, jumped up and down with joy before converging in a group huddle.
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Tyler high schools compete to feed the hungry in annual Pantry Raid competition

Students at Robert E. Lee High School and John Tyler High School are collecting canned food and monetary donations for the 29th annual Pantry Raid. Each student body hopes to out-donate the other to win a trophy and bragging rights.

“I think the Pantry Raid is a great cause,” Robert E. Lee High School Student Council President Michael Foley, 18, said. “I’ve had the opportunity over the years to do service projects where I see the need in the community for food. To be able to help as a student makes you humble.”
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REL & JT Principals talk about their schools Pantry Raid competition

The 29^th annual Pantry Raid competition between Tyler Lee and John Tyler High School students has kicked off.

Every year, the students at both Tyler ISD high schools have a friendly competition each year to help feed hungry East Texans.

Students are asking the community for their help by donating non-perishable food items or funds at the school of their choice.
(Watch more here from KETK)