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By Michael Brooks Staff Writer The nightmare started July 18th. Danielle Koonce of Edna talked about one of the biggest fears for a pet owner when she talked about her nightmare, losing a pet. For 10 days, Koonce lived her nightmare, hoping...

Back to School

By John Meng Publisher/Editor It’s back to school time. A time when children are excited about new clothes, new backpacks and old friends. A time when parents are perhaps even more excited but for completely different reasons. Last week...

Martin Wins Precinct 3 Runoff

By John Meng Publisher/Editor After the coronavirus postponed the Texas runoff elections for several months, voters were finally able to cast their votes for Precinct 3 County Commissioner and two Democratic primary races. During the March...

Harvest Time!

Every farmer's favorite time of year. These farmers in Ganado are harvesting thousands of acres of corn this season. The days are long and hot, but the eventual taste of sweet corn on the cob makes it all worth while.

Hospital Preps for Patient Influx

By John Meng Publisher/Editor As coronavirus cases and hospitalizations surge across the Lone Star State, officials at the Jackson County Hospital District have expressed concern for the increasing numbers. But it’s not the swelling number of...

Ganado Police Officer Injured, Man Shot

At approximately 6 p.m. on Friday evening, a Ganado police officer was involved in a shooting in the 500 block of S. Third Street. Ganado Police Chief David Merritt stated that Ganado Officer Pete Palomino, a two-year veteran on the department...

News

Doggone....and back

By Michael Brooks Staff Writer

Back to School

By John Meng Publisher/Editor It’s back to school time. A time when children are excited about new clothes, new backpacks and old friends.

Martin Wins Precinct 3 Runoff

By John Meng Publisher/Editor After the coronavirus postponed the Texas runoff elections for several months, voters were finally able to cast their votes for Precinct 3 County Commissioner and

Sports

JC fall sports to begin on time

After weeks of anticipation, wondering how much of a fall sports season we would get, the UIL handed down their guidelines for all classifications.

Batters Up for Local Little League

By Michael Brooks, Staff Writer

Slaying Goliath

By Michael Brooks
Sports Writer

Columns & Opinions

Friday Night Lights

By John Meng, Publisher/Editor Whether you live in a small town or one of the state’s largest cities, the start of the high school football season is one of the most anticipated days on the Texa

Mascot Madness

By John Meng Nothing is sacred today. Radical liberal factions in our country are attempting to defile and erase our American history.

When Liberty is Gone

By John Meng, Publisher/Editor When liberty is gone, it’s gone. The examples in history of a population losing its liberty and regaining it are very few. Frankly, I can’t name even one.