Come join us for the L.H. Rather PTO 2nd Annual Color Fun-Run & 5K! Get your registration at L.H. Rather Jr. High today!

Luke's friend Jeff Rice setting a turkey decoy in preparation for a very windy turkey hunt. The pop up blind in the background almost became a kite in the high winds. photo by Luke Clayton

Dodd City's Camryn Hubbard drove in four runs on a 3-for-4 day at the plate to help her Lady Hornets edge Wolfe City, 9-7.

Bonham sophomore Averi Reeves connects for a triple in the Lady Warriors' win over Melissa. (photo by Allen Rich)

The Lions fall to 35-8 on the season and 20-7 in the Lone Star Conference.

A close play at third. (photo by Allen Rich)

May 28-30

With his father's help, Zaniel Cole, 8, has done the unthinkable in Oklahoma. Not only did Zaniel snag a 100-pound paddlefish, but he also managed to snag a rare shovelnose sturgeon the very same day!

Bonham's Mackenzie Downs held Melissa scoreless for the final four innings as the Lady Warriors rallied for an exciting 7-4 win. (photo by Allen Rich)

Leonard's Alyssa Davis (right) and Kinley Speir won the Girls Doubles Region II-3A Championship.

It didn't take Leonard freshman Kenna Kelley long to make a splash at the varsity level.

The Leonard High School Girls Doubles duo of Kinley Speir and Alyssa Davis advanced to Tennis Regionals in Tyler, Texas, as did Kenna Kelley in Girls Singles.

Dodd City's Madelyn Underwood went 3-for-4 and Journie Hilliard had two hits.

The McKinney Lions celebrated Senior Night by dominating Wylie from the opening pitch in a 10-0 shutout. <photo by buzz cory of www

Ector's Destiny Whitburn hit a solo home run and was the winning pitcher for the Lady Eagles.

Honey Grove 18-3 (11-0) will play Royse City at home on Saturday starting at 2:00 p.m.

Montana Johnson wasted no opportunities at the plate on Friday, driving in five on three hits to lead Ector Lady Eagles past the Dodd City Lady Hornets 11-1.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission has delayed until its public meeting in Lubbock on May 24 any final rulemaking on the use of air guns and air bows as legal means for taking certain game animals, game birds, alligators and furbearers.

The late Bob Hood, well-known outdoor writer from Texas, was one of Luke’s best friends and a great turkey hunter.

As spring approaches, feral hog activity will begin to pick up as female sounders will be searching for food and raising newborns. That will lead to more feral hog activity in general and trapping control activities. Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service photo by Jared Timmons)