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Denton Guyer alum Harmon enjoys solid start at Oklahoma
Denton Guyer High School graduate De’Vion Harmon is enjoying a solid start as a true freshman floor general for Oklahoma.The 6-foot-1-inch, 201-pound Harmon has three starts for the Sooners and averages 10.3 points per game in his young collegiate career. He scored a...
Gonzaga redshirt senior guard Gilder on the comeback trail
The 2019-2020 campaign will be a comeback season for Gonzaga redshirt senior guard Admon Gilder.The Dallas Madison High School graduate and former Texas A&M star missed the entire 2018-2019 season because of a knee injury and a blood clot. Having left College...
Dallas Bishop Lynch senior guard Milkereit signs with William & Mary
One of the best high school three-point marksmen in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has made official his pledge to play for the second oldest university in the nation. Dallas Bishop Lynch High senior shooting guard Jake Milkereit signed a National Letter of Intent...
Granger Keeps Job Despite Agency Hiring Costly Replacement
Board members responsible for overseeing Fort Worth’s billion-dollar redevelopment project hired a federal bureaucrat to run the agency in place of a congresswoman’s son, J.D. Granger. Despite his replacement allegedly taking over executive responsibilities, Granger...
Texas Lawmakers in Both Parties Praise Colleague Caught with Cocaine
A prominent Texas lawmaker announced last week he is no longer seeking re-election after law enforcement officials caught him on surveillance footage dropping an envelope with official state letterhead stuffed with cocaine as he was leaving an Austin airport....
Commentary: Liberty Is the Goal
Speaker Dennis Bonnen and Chairman Poncho Nevarez (D–Eagle Pass) were by far the two biggest blocks to constitutional carry in the Texas House this past session. It looks like neither one of them is coming back. Bonnen is leaving after being disgraced by his, well,...
The Tireless Minority
The American patriot Sam Adams once wrote, “It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds.” That statement echos a basic truth we find repeated throughout scripture: when we are with God,...
Sugar Land native, junior point guard Limbrick returns home to join TSU Lady Tigers
Sugar Land native Quatera Limbrick has returned home to the Houston area to play for the Texas Southern women’s basketball program.An alumna of the St. Francis Episcopal School in Houston, Limbrick transferred to TSU after playing her sophomore season at Tyler Junior...
Teacher Says Parents “Don’t Know What’s Best”
The government knows what’s in your child’s best interest better than you do—at least, according to a teacher at Willis Independent School District. Anthony Lane, an English teacher at Willis High School who has vocally defended the school’s decision to bring in an...