Archers aim for success The Union Grove Archery Team competed in Waco on Feb. 26 at the state championships. Union Grove had 53 students qualify for the state competition and competed well. There were 47 different scho...
Godfrey named Built Ford Tough 3A Player of Year ARLINGTON — Gilmer quarterback Darian Godfrey added another trophy to a growing list on Saturday when he was named the Built Ford Tough Class 3A Texas High School Player of the Year. Read Full...
Buckeyes split two in baseball tournament The Gilmer Buckeyes split their first two games in the White Oak-Spring Hill Tournament Thursday as they headed for their Friday match with Daingerfield. Gilmer defeated Jefferson 2-1 and lost to ...
Gilmer’s Greg Koudelka sprinted to the finish, determined to place in the medals at the UIL State Swimming and Diving Championships at the Jamail Texas Swim Center Saturday. Instead, he came away w...
The Big Sandy Wildcat Golf team won the team championship at the Big Sandy Wildcat Invitational golf tournament on Thursday, Feb. 25. The tournament was played at the Embassy Hills Golf Cour...
Freestone County Relay for Life will be hosting a Motorcycle Rodeo on Sat., April 24, 2010 in Fairfield, Texas. The event will be held at the Freestone County Fairgrounds on East Hwy. 84. Registr...
GILMER BUCKEYES STATE CHAMPIONSHIP RING CEREMONY WITH MICHAEL IRVIN AS GUEST SPEAKER TICKETS GO ON SALE MONDAY MARCH 15TH AT THE FIELD HOUSE, 1ST NATIONAL AND GILMER NATIONAL $5 IN ADVANCE $10 ...
There will be a mandatory parent meeting for any student wishing to try out for Gilmer Varsity or Junior Varsity cheerleader or Mascot for the 2010-11 school year. The meeting will take place in ...
The Buckeyes closed out their basketball season with two losses which gave them a 4-6 record and fourth place in District 17-3A. Gilmer could close the gap on Tuesday, but they could never pull a...
AP - House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Saturday she's confident the House will pass health care legislation and dismissed Republican criticism that she did not have enough votes for the measure.
AP - An American al-Qaida suspect detained in Yemen fooled his hospital guards into unshackling him by asking to join them for prayers, security officials said Saturday. He then killed a guard who laid down his weapon as he went ahead at prayer time.