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Schieffer tonight, planning for a u. S. Military strike against syria. As the death toll rises, the pentagon makes preparations for action, but will the president give the goahead . David martin that has story. The fastestgrowing wildfire in the country now covers 165 square miles and it is just entered Yosemite National park. Theresa garcia is on the scene. Something is killing dolphins along the east coast. Terrell brown has the latest on the search for clues. And on the road, Steve Hartman ca...

Archer City ISD dedicated the flagpole at its baseball complex to its late title-winning baseball coach, Pat Maxwell, prior to the Wildcats game against Olney on Friday, April 12. Maxwell coached at Archer City from 2002 to 2012 and claimed the school’s first baseball title with a 6-2 win over New Deal in the Class A title game in 2007. He would go on to coach Godley and Petrolia where he would pick up his 400th win as a coach.

Mrs. Janice Ann (Beshearse) Smith, age 61, of Woodbury, Tennessee was reunited with her husband on Monday, August 21, 2023. She was born in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on Monday, February 19, 1962. Preceding her in death were her husband of 37 years, Samuel "Sammy" Smith; nephew, Michael Shane Shipley; brothers-in-law, Jeffery…

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The late Petrolia Baseball Coach, Pat Maxwell was honored on Saturday morning at Miracle Field.

Pat Maxwell’s family and friends gathered Tuesday morning to say goodbye. They arrived at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church representing towns that dot across the rugged North Texas landscape.

A head-on collision on State Highway 79 claimed the life of a Petrolia CISD coach.

EMOTIONAL tributes were paid to each of the Hillsborough victims from Warrington at the start of the inquest two years ago.

Former Olympian Amy Peterson Peck talks about being chosen to carry the American flag in...

Before releasing a self-help book, former Amazing Race contestant Mallory Ervin reveals she wants to talk about her addiction to offer hope to others.