Buckeyes beat Rusk
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By Phillip Williams TYLER–On a night fit for neither man nor Rusk Eagle, Gilmer Buckeyes running back Ashton Haynes discovered that rain and wind were conducive to conquest as he hoofed for three TDs and unvanquished Gilmer repudiated Rusk, 25-7, in Friday’s Class 4A Division II bi-district bash. Despite being held to their lowest point
Read More2022 Veteran’s Day Insert
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Bears slip by Roughnecks
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WHITE OAK – The Gladewater Bears held on for a 41-35 win over the White Oak Roughnecks, recovering an onside kick in the final seconds to close out the regular season in thrilling fashion. Gladewater moves to 3-7 overall and 2-3 in district play. White Oak drops to 3-7 and 0-5. Gladewater went in front
Read MoreGilmer beats Pittsburg, 44-14
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By Phillip Williams PITTSBURG–‘Twas back in the 1950s or 60s, when the Pittsburg Pirates played the role of the Gilmer Buckeyes’ arch-rival, the Pittsburg partisans once attempted to galvanize their team by conducting a “Buckeye stomp,” recalled the late Giilmer Coach Truett Rattan. “Ruined their gym floor stomping green buckeyes into it,” Rattan recalled. The
Read MoreGilmer shuts out Spring Hill
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By Phillip Williams Mother Nature poured it on Friday night, and so did the Gilmer Buckeyes. In a damp duel delayed twice by lightning–before the kickoff and during the first quarter–unvanquished Gilmer running backs’ superior speed stupefied the Spring Hill Panthers, 54-0, in a District 7-4A Division 2 downpour at Gilmer’s Jeff Traylor Stadium. The
Read MoreLee-Bardwell Public Library set to open
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After a long process of reconstruction, the Lee-Bardwell Public Library will hold its re-grand opening Nov. 6 from 2-3:30 p.m. Supply chain delays had caused the library project to take longer than expected. Plus the city has now hired a fulltime librarian. The new name includes recognition to Suzanne Bardwell, who before being killed in
Read MoreEarly voting underway across state
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Early voting in this year’s midterm elections began Monday and continues through Friday, Nov. 4. Election Day is Nov. 8. Voters will pick the state’s next governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner and comptroller in statewide races. District races are also being held for U.S. representatives, state senators, state representatives and
Read More2022 Red Ribbon Insert – ONLINE
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