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Flexibility is paramount for high school coaches attempting to put together their schedules in the age of COVID-19. Guidelines and edicts can change on a daily basis.
By Skip Leon Sports@themexianews.com
Mike Satterfield, automotive aficionado, blogger and businessman, has been planning and organizing the Groesbeck Grand Prix: Festival of Motoring since the spring, and on Tuesday, July 28, he earne
By Alexandra Cannon News@themexianews.com
Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church held an anniversary parade Sunday, July 26, to congratulate its pastor, the Rev. Byron Ravnell, on his 14th anniversary as pastor.
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J.R. Deichler’s senior high school baseball season may have been cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the Mexia Blackcat will get the chance to play in college.
By Skip Leon Sports@themexianews.com
ABOVE: Dorrian McFarland gets his football equipment at the Mexia field house Monday as Jacob Adams (right) waits his turn.
Former NFL player Beasley Reece cuts a dapper figure on the golf course, decked out in green checked shorts, purple shirt and a floppy hat to block out the sun as he played in a tournament at Tri-C
By Skip Leon Sports@themexianews.com
Obituaries
It is with sadness and light that the family of Stacy Brian Crowder – husband, father, son, brother, friend – shares that he passed away peacefully in his home on July 4, 2020, in Dallas, after cou
Sue Riddle, 86, of Mexia, went to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on July 29, 2020.
Funeral services for Jeane Lane Woodall, 68, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 2, at Bowers Funeral Home in Teague. Brother Terry Skinner will officiate.
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Mexia Mayor pro tem Geary Smith, who was the District 3 Council member, was sworn into office as Mayor by City Secretary Christi Shivers after he was appointed to the office by the rest of the Coun
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