The band outperforms all other Class 4A-6A bands The North Lamar High School Band began its competitive marching season on Saturday, October 6 with an incredible start at the Sounds of Fall Marching Contest held at Princeton High School. The Panthers’ show entitled “Unidentified” left the audience identifying who the …
Read More »Football Friday Preview Plus Rangers Narrow Candidates In Today’s Sports
Photo by Tony Corso tonycorsoimages.com It’s going to be a battle of 2–0 district teams Friday night at Wildcat Stadium. No. 19 ranked Celina will be in town to face the ninth-ranked Paris Wildcats. Winner will be 3–0 in the district with only three games to play. Tim Howard and Robert …
Read More »SPCA 53 Seizes Neglected Animals From Property In Hunt County
The SPCA of Texas and Hunt County Constables seized 53 allegedly neglected animals from a property on Old Mill Road in Hunt County. The animals included 38 dogs, seven chickens, three mice, three pigs, a cat, and an exotic bird. The animals are being checked out by veterinarians. A custody hearing will …
Read More »Collin County Police Chase Ends With Fatality
A police chase that began in Wylie ended in a fatal crash in Collin County Wednesday afternoon. Police chased a man who had assaulted his mother and taken her SUV. The suspect drove over spike strips that had been deployed near Farmersville but kept on driving for another half-mile until …
Read More »Charges Filed In Antlers Child Abandonment Case
Charges have been officially filed in Antlers in connection with an abuse case involving a two-year-old boy, found in a ditch wearing only a diaper and covered in scratches, bruises, and insect bites. The child’s grandfather, 64-year-old Percy Dean Harjo, is charged with felony child neglect.
Read More »All 15 Texas Catholic Dioceses To Name Accused Priests
The 15 Catholic dioceses in Texas will release the names of clergy who have served in a parish since 1950 who have been “credibly accused” of sexual abuse of a minor. The move was announced Wednesday by the Diocese of Dallas. The dioceses will publish their lists of names by …
Read More »A Conversation With The 2018-2019 Texas Elementary Teacher Of The Year, Rhonda Peña
A Conversation with the 2018-2019 Texas Elementary Teacher of the Year, Rhonda Peña, a fifth-grade math and science teacher at Bryan Elementary School in the Mission Consolidated Independent School District. Watch the video here. View Transcript (PDF) Contact Information Communications Phone: (512) 463-9000 Email: teainfo@tea.texas.gov
Read More »Still Haven’t Been To The State Fair? Here’s The Auto Lineup
By KARISSA CONDOIANIS Buckle up for the 2018 Texas Auto Show! Media Day included big announcements from a long list of top manufacturers, ranging from unveilings of all-new models to upgrades and new features being added to the current lineup. Since 1913, the auto show has been an important part of …
Read More »Holiday Cravings On The Way
With the holidays comes a plethora of delicious cookies, pies, and sweets and the associated excess of carbs and sugar. According to new research conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Quest Nutrition, 87% of Americans experience increased food cravings during the holiday season and 75% experience guilt after giving in …
Read More »Volleyball Results Plus A Friday Preview In Today’s Sports
Photo by Bill Higgins In volleyball, Tuesday night the No. 5 ranked Rivercrest Lady Rebels defeated James Bowie in three straight. The Lady Rebels are 9–0 in the district and still have not lost a set. The Paris High Lady Cats swept Pittsburg to open up the second half of district …
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