Volleyball Roundup — Van Alstyne, Gunter advance to area round
Herald Democrat ALLEN — Lydia Carroll had seven kills as the Van Alstyne Lady Panthers opened the playoffs with a 25-2, 25-4, 25-10 victory against… Login to continue reading Login…
October 2022
Read MoreVolleyball Roundup — Van Alstyne, Gunter advance to area round
TCS boys win TAPPS 1A cross-country title, girls get 2nd
Herald Democrat WACO — The Texoma Christian boys cross-country team won the TAPPS Class 1A state championship while the Lady Eagles finished as the state… Login to continue reading Login…
Gunter’s Roller returns after global soccer success
By Jason Della Rosa, Herald Democrat GUNTER — Cameron Roller’s passport has gotten a lot of use this year. After several stops around the world… Login to continue reading Login…
PHOTOS: Trick or Treat on Travis and Wall Streets 2022
Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
College Roundup — AC volleyball ends the regular season strong
Herald Democrat IRVING — The Austin College volleyball ended the regular season on a four-match winning streak with a pair of wins on the last… Login to continue reading Login…
Austin College’s comeback bid falls short against Southwestern
Herald Democrat The Austin College football team outscored visiting Southwestern 22-7 in the last 16 minutes of action but the comeback bid came up short… Login to continue reading Login…
Hatley, Gray hit milestones in Storm’s win over UAM
Herald Democrat MONTICELLO, Ark. — Daulton Hatley and Marquis Gray etched their names in the record book as Southeastern Oklahoma State pushed its winning streak… Login to continue reading Login…
School grades fail the test
The current method of evaluating North Carolina public schools with simplistic and often stigmatizing letter grades is both too narrow and narrow-minded. So, it’s encouraging to see that the state, finally, may be considering a better way.
Listening, advocating for herself:
As Breast Cancer Awareness Month draws to a close, a local survivor said listening to her body, was key to her care and seeking second opinions. Doing those things probably saved her life.
B. Mac students team up for success
Walk the hallways of B. McDaniel Intermediate School and you’ll instantly feel the positive energy: team members working together to complete projects and assignments; an abundance of welcoming smiles and helping hands; a hallway sign that proudly announces “Our diversity is our strength;” a door sign that tells students, “When you enter this classroom, you are a friend…a leader…talented… loved…the reason we are here!” Another that defines “character” with simple but powerful words: “It’s how you live life when no one is looking.”