10/27/16 The Project Rose Research Institute by Sarah A. Miller
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Gary Baxter, center, speaks with Heather Nick, managing director planning and economic development City of Tyler, left, and Tyler Mayor Martin Heines, right, after a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
(Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Earl Campbell speaks to his fan Brandt Crenshaw, 8, of Bullard after a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
The crowd applauds after Tyler natives Gary Baxter and Earl Campbell speak during a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Tyler natives Gary Baxter and Earl Campbell speak during a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
The crowd applauds after Tyler natives Gary Baxter and Earl Campbell speak during a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)
Earl Campbell speaks during a Thursday press conference at Texas Spine & Joint Hospital announcing a new partnership called the Project Rose Research Institute. The program will be located on the second floor of the hospital and is anticipated to open in 2017. (Sarah A. Miller/Tyler Morning Telegraph)