From the Pastor
Dr. Pepper and Lent, mouse not included. Personally, this past week was crazy. That dust storm that sent Lubbock through here Tuesday was crazy. It… Login to continue reading Login…
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O.H. Ivie logs third Legacy Class ShareLunker of 2025
ATHENS – O.H. Ivie increased its Legacy Class largemouth bass total to three on Thursday as the 2025 Toyota ShareLunker collection season heads into its final month.… Login to continue reading Login…
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Preview: Miles Bulldogs take on Gruver High School in 2025 UIL Boys Basketball playoffs
MILES – The Miles Bulldogs boys basketball team pulled off the most thrilling win of any team in Runnels County in a long time on… Login to continue reading Login…
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Mixed signs and signals… “Siri, help!” Last week Red, Cody and I went to San Antonio to attend some church meetings. Traveling anywhere, other than… Login to continue reading Login…
Miles Bulldogs grind out emotional win to bring home Area championship
SNYDER — The Miles Bulldogs hadn’t held a lead since the 1st period. Three of their starters, including Cooper Ellison, and Caleb Guzman ended the… Login to continue reading Login…
Severe freeze could bring sub-zero temps to the area
The National Weather Service has issued a severe freeze warning that starts at 6 p.m. tomorrow and goes until noon Thursday. Temps could drop into… Login to continue reading Login…
Ballinger Lady Cats basketball squad advances
Bearcats boys squad wins seeding game BALLINGER – The Ballinger Bearcats and Lady Cats have continued their success from the season into the post season.… Login to continue reading Login…
Toyota ShareLunker partners with AFTCO on new ‘Guide of the Year’ award
ATHENS – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and the Toyota ShareLunker Program are partnering with AFTCO on a new promotion to recognize a fishing… Login to continue reading Login…
AM radio stations run on ingenuity and hard work
BALLINGER - Radio, AM stations in particular, have been around since 1906, when Reginald Fessenden broadcast a message from Ocean Bluff-Brant Rock, Massachusetts to ships at sea. The broadcast was a version of O Holy Night on the violin.