Monitor Photo/Blaine Clamon
Kemp Yellowjacket Kaysen Stevenson (No. 0) passes the ball while being defended by Cristo Rey Dallas’ Jakob Castellon (No. 2) in Kemp’s home game versus Cristo Rey Dallas Nov. 14. 

Courtesy Photo/Kerens Secondary School
Kerens Secondary School honors seniors for band, cheer and football during Senior Night Nov. 7 before the football game against Price Carlisle. Students were able to walk with parents and family members onto A.G. Godley Stadium’s field for the final time as an athlete, cheer or musician. 

Courtesy Photo/Henderson County Sheriff’s office
The Henderson County Sheriff’s Office displays items seized during drug raids with warrants and traffic encounters Nov. 4-5 in Malakoff, Log Cabin and the Eustace area, including guns, drugs, money and paraphernalia.

ATHENS–After nearly four decades of questions surrounding the death of Rickey Herriage, the Henderson County Sheriff’s Office announced Nov. 6 what it calls a major breakthrough in a 1987 murder, which it says brings long-awaited closure to a case that had gone cold for more than 30 years.
The investigation started March 8, 1987, at about 1 p.m., when the body of Rickey Herriage was discovered beneath a bridge on County Road 1500 west of Athens. Despite initial investigative efforts, the case remained unsolved for decades.