Bryan-College Station Eagle · Franklin, TX
Franklin's Payton Conn named high school athlete of the week
Franklin girls cross country runner Payton Conn was named The Eagle's high school athlete of the week for Nov. 2-8.
Bryan-College Station Eagle · Franklin, TX
Franklin girls cross country runner Payton Conn was named The Eagle's high school athlete of the week for Nov. 2-8.
Bryan-College Station Eagle · Bryan, TX
Nearby: Bryan, TXThe Woman's Club of Bryan-College Station will host its seventh annual Christmas on Carter Creek celebration Nov. 19-21 at 1200 Carter Creek Parkway in Bryan, featuring holiday shopping, decorated tablescapes and fundraising activities.
Elizabethton Star · Bryan, TX
Nearby: Bryan, TXA nationwide ground stop ordered by the Federal Aviation Administration on Friday afternoon disrupted thousands of flights across the country, leaving the University of Tennessee football team stranded in Knoxville ahead of Saturday’s Southeastern Conference matchup against Texas A&M. The Volunteers were aboard their aircraft on the tarmac in Knoxville Friday afternoon, unable to depart for College Station, Texas, because of the nationwide suspension of departures, according to KBTX-TV in Bryan, Texas. The unexpected delay raised concerns about the team’s travel arrangements ahead of Saturday’s game against the Aggies. The FAA issued the nationwide ground stop at approximately 3:54 p.m. Eastern after a communications failure affected air traffic control facilities across the United States. The agency cited extraordinary circumstances and safety concerns in ordering aircraft awaiting departure to remain on the ground.
Bryan-College Station Eagle · College Station, TX
Nearby: College Station, TXWatch now as College Station's Ethan Lopez talks after the team's 5A-I bi-district win over Friendswood.
Bryan-College Station Eagle · College Station, TX
Nearby: College Station, TXA game-winning drive and a game-sealing interception got the job done for No. 7 College Station as the Cougars defeated Friendswood 24-21 in the 5A-I bi-district round Friday night.
Bryan-College Station Eagle · College Station, TX
Nearby: College Station, TXHeading into Year 2 under head coach John Stanczak, College Station is looking to improve upon last year’s 10-20 overall record.
cameronherald.com · Milano, TX
Nearby: Milano, TXThe 2026 Milano High School Homecoming King and Queen are Rusten Lassetter and Jessilynn Henderson. “We are so proud of you both,” Milano High School said. “Wishing you a memorable homecoming and a year filled with wonderful memories.” Photo from Milano High School Facebook Click below to read this week's issue. Click below to read this week's issue. Click below to read The 2026 Football Preview. Click below to read this week's issue. Click below to read this week's issue. Most Popular Ferguson Retires after Distinguished Law Enforcement Career More Than 7.7M Texans Voted Early in 2026 Election, Surpassing 2018 Record Cameron Native Available to Serve Hometown Insurance Needs 4 Thorndale Runners Headed to State Milam County Weekly Sports Update, Yoemen Defeat Caldwell 48-14
Tyler Morning Telegraph · Groesbeck, TX
Nearby: Groesbeck, TXThe Grace Community Cougars and the All Saints Trojans are one win away from playing in a state football championship game. Both teams are on the road this week. Grace (6-4) had a bye in the regional round of the TAPPS Division II Small School playoffs last week. The Cougars will now face Grapevine Faith Christian (5-6) in the state semifinals on Friday in Mabank. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Panther Stadium (822 W. Mason St., Mabank 75147). All Saints (7-4) defeated Hallettsville Sacred Heart (34-12) last week in a TAPPS Division IV regional contest at the Trojans’ Mewbourne Field in Tyler. The Trojans now face Temple Central Christian (8-2) in the state semifinals on Friday in Groesbeck. Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. at Groesbeck Stadium (1202 N. Ellis St., Grosbeck, 76642). GRACE COUGARS Tyler Fleet, in his first year as head coach, led his Cougars to a second-place finish in TAPPS Division II District 2. The Cougars average 151 rushing yards per game and 217.5 passing yards per game.
cameronherald.com · Caldwell, TX
Nearby: Caldwell, TXThe final week of district play for football is here before the playoffs begin as volleyball playoffs are well underway.C.H. Yoe FootballThe Yoemen traveled to Caldwell on Friday night, Oct. 30, and defeated the Hornets 48-14 to move to 9-0 on the season and 6-0 in district play.“I am very proud of my team. We did a good job of stopping the run defensively,” Head Coach Aaron Babino said.J. Johnson had four catches for 204 yards with two touchdowns. Townsend was 13/18 for 384 yards, five touchdowns, and one interception.C.H. Yoemen will host the Lorena Leopards on Friday night, Nov. 6, at 7:30 p.m.“Lorena has an explosive offense and a really good quarterback that we have to contain,” Babino said. “Come early, be loud and stay late to support and cheer on these fighting Yoemen.”Thorndale FootballThe Thorndale Bulldogs hosted Rosebud-Lott on Friday night, Oct. 30, and defeated the Cougars 48-25, to clinch their first district championship since 2014.
Washington County Enterprise · Fairfield, TX
Nearby: Fairfield, TXJulia “Julie” Shuster, of Blair, passed away Nov. 8, 2026. Funeral Services will be held Monday, November 23 at 10:30 AM at Campbell Aman Funeral Home in Blair. Burial will follow in the Blair Cemetery. Visitation will be held Sunday, Nov. 22 from 4-6 PM at Campbell Aman Funeral Home. Julie was born on Oct. 9, 1936, on the family farm in Fairfield, to Theodore and Edith Pomeroy. She was the fourth of five siblings. She graduated from Fairfield High school at the age of 17. She then went on to attend business school in Omaha where she then met Harvey Shuster. On Dec. 7, 1957, the couple was united in marriage in Schuyler. The family moved to Millard before making their permanent home in Blair in 1968. The couple began running the John Deere dealership in Blair in 1967 until 1984. Following this, Julie worked at the Blair Area Chamber of Commerce until opening Shuster’s Wash Tub in 1996, retiring in 2017.
Grand Forks Herald · Anderson, TX
Nearby: Anderson, TXST. PAUL, Minn. — UND arrived at Lee and Penny Anderson Arena for the first time Thursday afternoon. They moved their gear in and took a few looks around. They'll play in the one-year-old building at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday during UND's National Collegiate Hockey Conference series against St. Thomas. UND played St. Thomas in a single road nonconference game last season at Grand Casino Arena, home of the Minnesota Wild. Anderson Arena opened 12 days later. Senior forward Kasper Magnussen is the only player on UND's roster who has played in Lee and Penny Anderson Arena. Magnussen made the trip last season while playing at Bemidji State. "It's a fresh, nice rink," Magnussen said. Magnussen said the biggest drawback is a small visiting dressing room. "Overall, I like it," he said. The venue seats 4,000 fans for hockey. It also serves as home for St. Thomas basketball. Anderson Arena is located just off of Cretin Ave., in St. Paul.