After suffering a 46-45 loss in the first District 7-4A meeting against Argyle, the No. 10 Decatur Eagles were looking for revenge on their home court.
2021-02-12
Education Briefs for Friday, Feb. 12, 2021
Winter weather and icy road conditions resulted in two-hour delayed starts at Alvord, Boyd, Bridgeport, Chico, Decatur, Paradise and Slidell schools Thursday.
Hospitalizations drop below 15 percent
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Trauma Service Area (TSA) E this week dropped below 15 percent for the first time since Nov. 27, 2020.
Big pigs, prizes
Hunters compete for $56K in annual hog huntThere’s a long list of things Texans take seriously. Feral hog hunting is among them.
Decatur’s sales taxes top half million
Fueled by holiday shopping, Decatur collected $521,517 in sales taxes during December.
Stop signs get a safety upgrade
Drivers in Decatur may have noticed a new addition to a couple of stop signs recently.
Holding pattern
Bridgeport fire chief reassigned to special projects managerThe Bridgeport Fire Department is currently without a paid fire chief, Bridgeport City Manager Chester Nolen confirmed Wednesday.
Climbing the ranks
Four Texans ink letters of intentNorthwest senior David Collins will soon take the field for a new team and help build a new program.
King named to two committees
Texas Speaker of the House Dade Phelan made his long-awaited announcements of committee assignments Friday.
Hounds break century-mark, remain unbeaten
Stepbrothers and teammates Brock Harwell and Jaden Luttrell combined for 50 points Tuesday in the Slidell Greyhounds’ 101-19 victory against Gold-Burg.
