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M. Christian 35, Caprock 31 Class 3A Canyon 34, L. Estacado 19 Class 2A River Road 30, Olton 21 Wheeler 55, Highland Park 0 Spearman 35, Tulia 6 Class 1A Texico, N.M. 21, Gruver 12 Arbor Christian 14, Vega 12 Farwell 27, Clayton, N.M. 14 Six-Man Throckmorton 82, Follett 54 Happy 51, Lefors 6 Motley County 69, McLean 48 Whitharral 52, Silverton 29 ...

Follett at Vernon Northside, ccd. Happy 36, Kress 7 Lefors 56, McLean 6 Valley 36, Meadow 30 Samnorwood 55, Samnorwood 18 Miami 60, Darrouzett 0 Whitharral 60, Lazbuddie 14 Silverton 37, Lorenzo 12 Farwell 41, Arbor Christian 0 San Jacinto 68, Anton 14 Groom 62, Happy JV 6 Comments on this story? Comments are reader submitted and are unedited.

Despite their upcoming performance in front of Mtley Cre drummer Tommy Lee and .38 Special founding member Jeff Carlisi, a group Chevron Refinery rockers plan to keep their day jobs.

Editor's note: On Mondays we'll be introducing you to a different side of East Texans in the public eye through a Q&A format.

As any student can testify, the cost of college books almost rivals the cost of tuition, so now a national bookstore provider is offering a little relief at two North Texas colleges.

Steaks, grapes and fun, oh my! The third annual Texas Reds Steak and Grape Festival kicked off Friday evening and continued all day Saturday in historic downtown Bryan.

Published by Jon Land for 24dash.com in Communities , Local Government Wednesday 13th May 2009 - 2:19pm Government reveals 25 million plan to 'revitalise' Stonehenge A 25 million plan to revitalise the world-renowned Stonehenge site - including closing an adjacent main road - was revealed by the Government today.

A LABOUR MP switched her second home to a house in Southampton 100 miles from her constituency just days before spending A 22,500 on doing it up, it has emerged.

Cleburne school trustees quickly turned the page on the Timothy Joseph Huot controversy Monday, terminating the athletic trainer within three minutes of opening the special called meeting.

The SFA Theatre Department provides an incredible level of instruction and guidance, while maintaining an unlimited excellence in performing arts for the local community, according to Rhonda Williams, president of the SFA Friends of Theatre Board.