High Water signs were out Monday morning after a line of storms moved through the area bringing heavy rainfall. Forecasters say the area will not likely see any rain Monday afternoon and evening. The week ahead is likely to be wet with a significant chance of rain in the forecast until Sunday.
Mansfield grabbed an early home lead it never relinquished Friday night as the Wolverines outlasted the Crimson Tide 46-25 at Washington-Taylor-Rogers Stadium. The Wolverines struck
Glenbrook coach David Feaster knew his Apaches were facing a tough task Friday night against the high-octane offense of the Homer Pelicans. But it was
North Webster found the offensive going to be a tough task Friday night as the Knights fell 27-13 to Jena at Baucum-Farrar Stadium. The Knights
West Ouachita stormed out the gates for a pair of quick scores that helped launch the Chiefs to a 47-7 home win over Lakeside Friday
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y’all can send us folks in middle TN a bunch of that rain ’cause we’ve gone from cool and muddy to hot and rock-hard ground and the gardens need natural moisture