Iwas not popular in high school. Everyone says this. I now realize that no one—not even the most popular person in high school—self-identifies as popular. Lately I’ve been getting a
It can be legitimately said that setbacks are the absolute key to success in life. How else can one measure how one is doing? One might further argue that setbacks
Following a public hearing without any input Thursday evening, Dawson school board members approved both a new budget and tax rate for the school in Welch. The new tax rate
While most Texans are sweltering under a brutal August heat wave, savvy dove hunters will gladly suffer along providing conditions don’t change before the Sept. 1 season opener. A hot,
At the NCC’s Mid-Year Board of Directors meeting in Memphis, NCC Chairman Mike Tate updated attendees on the major developments and activities since the NCC’s 2019 Annual Meeting. Tate noted
Golden Tornado head football coach Rodney Sims couldn’t help but be proud of the fight and determination that he saw from his gridders in Friday night’s season opener at San
All week long Borden County head football coach Trey Richey talked about how he’s learn something about his Coyotes in Friday’s six-man opener against Strawn. His main concern was about
The Golden Tornadoes’ JV football team started its season with a 28-24 come-from-behind victory over the San Angelo Lake View Chiefs here Thursday evening. “This is a huge win for
Lamesa’s junior high volleyball squads started their seasons on shaky ground here Thursday evening against the Greenwood Rangerettes. The Golden Tors lost Thursday’s eighth grade A team match, 25-14. 25-21.
After somewhat of a sluggish start, the Klondike Cougars ended up giving the Roby Lions a rough introduction to six-man football on Friday evening. An explosive 40-point second quarter rally
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