Body of missing Athens man found
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Rock Stanley left for a hike on Mt. Charleston at 5:45 a.m., Aug. 23 and never returned.
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Ally Wilson named Miss Kemp
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Ally Wilson is crowned Miss Kemp 2022 at Kemp High School Sept. 17.
Malakoff mauls Gladewater in early runaway
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Malakoff linebacker Zack Studley hones in on a Gladewater running back during his team’s 52-13 win.
Offensive outburst no match as Kerens falls to Dawson
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DAWSON–Six touchdowns weren’t enough for the Kerens Bocbats on the road against the Dawson Bulldogs Sept. 16.
Nehemiah Massey had three touchdowns for Kerens in the 62-41 loss Friday night.
Massey finished the night with 34 carries for 203 yards and three rushing touchdowns against the Bulldogs.
Junior quarterback Lane Lynch went 13/30 with 208 passing yards, throwing three touchdowns and one interception in the loss.
Representative Keith Bell flips coin on Athens Homecoming night
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Flipping the coin Sept. 16 prior to the Homecoming game between Athens and Kaufman at Bruce Field is State Rep. Keith Bell (right), pictured here with Athens ISD Superintendent Dr. Janie Sims. As Athens is playing Kaufman, Rep. Bell is calling it The Battle of House District 4.
Lady Tigers complete sweep over Lady ’Jackets
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Malakoff Lady Tigers senior Rayona Runnels delivers a kill over the head of a Kemp Lady Yellowjacket defender during their first set Sept. 13 at Kemp High School.
Things looking up in Trinidad, city says
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The City of Trinidad is building a new city hall at the intersection of State Highways 31 and 274 with Farm to Market Road 764 (Park Street).
Kerens rezones land for mobile homes
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KERENS–Kerens City Council voted Sept. 6 to change the zoning of land in the northeast part of town from single-family homes to manufactured homes, further clearing the way for a proposed manufactured home park named Richland Gardens to be built.
Of the five council members, three voted for the rezoning, while two other members abstained. During a public hearing that lasted nearly an hour, three landowners who own property adjacent to the proposed manufactured home park spoke against rezoning the property.
