The old man had just settled into the makeshift wooden ground blind from which he had hunted since the early sixties. Oh, he had “doctored” up the blind many times with sheet metal and plywood but a blind has been in place since he first began hunting the spot many years ago.
ENNIS — The second most wonderful time of the year (versus Christmas time) got underway last Friday night, Aug. 29, as Texas High School football kicked off its 2025 campaign.
ROCKWALL — The Waxahachie Lady Indians almost pulled off a miracle comeback after trailing two sets to none on Tuesday night, but the host Rockwall Lady Jackets held on for a 25-22, 25-23, 20-25, 24-26, 15-10 win in non-district volleyball action.
RED OAK — After trailing at halftime, the Red Oak Hawks rallied in the second half behind quarterback Billy Middleton III and running back Renard Smith III to pull out a gritty 20-11 non-district victory over Colleyville Heritage on Friday night at Billy Goodloe Stadium to open the 2025 season. In a defensive battle, Middleton and Smith each ran for a touchdown to erase a four-point shortfall.
DENTON — The Waxahachie Indians finished fifth out of 43 teams in a very strong field at the Flower Mound Marcus “Coach T” Invitational on Saturday morning, Aug. 30, at North Lakes Park.
The rains that fell across much of Texas last week were right on cue. It always seems to rain just before the opener of dove season.
OLATHE, Kan. — The Nelson University Lions football team opened the 2025 season under the lights at the Olathe District Activity Center, taking on MidAmerica Nazarene University last Thursday night, Aug.
The Waxahachie Indians took first place as a team in the 5,000-meter Varsity Elite division at the Waxahachie Woodhouse Invitational cross country meet at Lakeview Camp on Aug. 16.
JUSTIN — The Waxahachie Lady Indians racked up five consecutive match victories to reach the championship bracket of the Northwest ISD Invitational Tournament this past weekend, and advanced to the semifinals before battling to a loss on Saturday.
Chances are very good that if you hunt deer, turkey or wild hogs in Texas you have at least one corn feeder on the property you hunt. You also have some sort of stand or blind that you hunt from.