18-5 Jackets win 6-4A opener, start homestand
The Stephenville boys’ basketball team used a big second half to beat the Brownwood Lions 62-35 last Friday in their District 6-4A opener in Gandy gym.
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Bees win twice to get back in district race
The Stephenville girls’ basketball team beat Graham 57-31 on the road and rallied for a 43-31 home win over Brownwood last week.
Council approves agreement between SFD, Erath County EMS
The Stephenville City Council approved a Memorandum of Understanding between the city’s fire department and Erath County EMS at its regular Jan. 7 meeting.
Toyota ShareLunker partners with AFTCO on new ‘Guide of the Year’ award
ATHENS – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) and the Toyota ShareLunker Program are partnering with AFTCO on a new promotion to recognize a fishing… Login to continue reading Login…
Green: A Christmas memory
I miss the Christmases of yesteryear … the ones with shopping malls laden with twinkling lights, luscious trees covered with shiny ornaments, festively wrapped gifts with voluptuous bows, Christmas carols playing over the buzz of shoppers ... I’m sure those things still exist somewhere.
Sheriff's office personnel recognized
The Erath County Sheriff’s Office recently held its Christmas Party and Sheriff Matt Coates handed out awards to respective employees.
Bees win Silver Bracket at Billie Classic
The Stephenville girls’ basketball team won four of five games last week, capped by a Silver Bracket championship last weekend (Dec. 12-14) at the 11th Annual Battlin’ Billie Classic in Fredericksburg.
Stephenville community news in brief
Light Up the Night wraps up this weekend
Green: Find your joy this holiday season
It’s that time of year again... time for pumpkin spice, lawn ornaments, and Memaw’s famous dressing.
Jackets eliminated after goal-line stand
MIDLAND — The Canyon West Plains defense stopped Stephenville quarterback Ryan Gafford on fourth-and-goal from the 1-yard line with 1:20 to play, and the Wolves held off the Yellow Jackets 42-35 on Dec. 6 in the Class 4A Division I Region I championship football game at Astound Broadband Stadium.