Rural Texans have a lot to say about the lack of broadband service in their communities. Since we covered the topic earlier this month, many readers have emailed to share their stories and pleas for help.
When the communitywide Thanksgiving meal had to be canceled due to COVID-19, organizer Alice Ortegon considered getting food vouchers to take the place of homecooked meals.
The Boys and Girls Club, a staple for kids needing a safe place to go after school, closed down a few weeks ago after the director and two staff members came down with COVID-19.
The Golden Tornado basketball girls were basically one quarter away from chalking up their third win of this season Tuesday night at Andrews before a shaky finish allowed the Class 4A Mustangs to pull off a 33-28 victory.
After a hot start this season, the Golden Tornado boys basketball team cooled off Monday afternoon with a 100-67 loss at Big Spring.
O’Donnell High School’s girls and boys basketball seasons are off and running.
Klondike’s girls basketball squad didn’t return home from Class 4A Monahans Tuesday with a victory but they did feeling a lot better about themselves and their progress.
Both of Sands High School’s basketball teams have a little momentum on their sides going into the Thanksgiving break.
The Dawson girls continue taking strides in this their first season back as a high school basketball team.
The Borden County Coyotes are 14th in the latest Class 1A girls basketball state ranking and Coach Lindsey Schmidt’s hoopsters are looking like a squad worthy of that respect.
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