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Waskom is hosting a volleyball and basketball summer camp for the youth. I am attaching the flyers to this email. Could you please share it for us?

Summer Camp Registration is OPEN!

Make sure to get your kids signed up for BOTH Volleyball and Basketball Camps this summer! Camps will be held at the high school, and all information is listed below.

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Kayla Whatley isn’t a big fan of the one-game format for the playoffs, but the Hallsville head softball coach does like how her team has handled those situations in the past and is confident the Ladycats can respond on Thursday.

Hallsville (29-7-1) will take on Midlothian Heritage (24-12) in a winner-take-all regional championship game at 7 p.m. on Thursday at Forney H...


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The Texas Rangers are investigating a Tuesday night traffic stop that ended with a driver taking his own life after a brief pursuit with a Harrison County deputy.

Authorities believe the driver, 36-year-old Trinidad Alonzo Torres, was attempting to flee the country to avoid a pending trial in Tennessee on multiple charges of sexual assault of a child.

Harrison C...


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A federal assistance program to benefit low-to-moderate income residents will help fund a new Marshall homeless shelter and a transitional housing facility.

The city of Marshall said the total amount of funding available in this year’s Community Development Block Grant program is $317,590 compared with $304,234 in 2025.

Public hearings for Marshall’s CDBG progra...


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Art by four Marshall High School students was featured in the 2026 Texas A&M Forest Service calendar – a first-of-its kind accomplishment in the calendar contest that prompted a visit from Smokey the Bear.

“The reason we were able to get Smokey to show up is because when I talked to the (contest administrator) … she said it was the first time that four students fro...


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