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Luke ClaytonLuke's friend Jeff Rice is guest this week. Luke and his buddy spent some time this past weekend on Jeff's Ranch near Lake Fork setting up a comfortable 4 ft by 8 ft "Freedom" blind that snaps and screws together and is shipped directly to one's door. The blind comes in easy to carry sections and provides a comfortable hunting blind that can be set up just about anywhere, even deep into the woods Luke and Jeff have previously assembled several Snap Lock blinds (www.snaplockhuntingblinds.com) on the property, some have been in use over a decade.Click and listen to Luke and his buddy explain how you can hunt comfortably even in those 'hard to get to' spots. -
Guests can receive free admission to the self-guided tour of festively decorated campsites with the donation of a canned food item.
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Lawmakers can't reach consensus on proposals related to voucher-like programs, teacher pay, and funding for increased school security. -
The popular annual program at the Music Building is a ticketed event, beginning at 7:30 p.m. both nights.
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Police say the 38-year-old man was the only occupant of a truck that crashed on U.S. Highway 69 on Sunday.
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A proposal would allocate funds to help districts satisfy the state mandate to have armed officers on campuses.
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Laurie Hitzelberger will follow current superintendent Sharon Boothe, who says she'll retire at the end of the current semester.
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Luke solos this week and discusses what's going on in Northeast Texas. He talks about his quest for a 'management' buck on his friends Edgar and David Cotton's Ranch in Kaufman County and tells about a fun outdoor event coming up at Lake Fork on February 10th.
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From humble beginnings as a Northeast Texas singer and songwriter, to forming his own Dallas-based band The Revelators and also playing drums and stage managing for Reverend Horton Heat, Greenville's Jonathan Jeter is hitting his stride.
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The annual tree lighting and Christmas parade is scheduled for 5 p.m.
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The Lone Oak-based nonprofit, which provides classes and emergency financial assistance for communities around the area, has served the region since 2009.
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Recruiting, now more than ever, includes pursuit of student-athletes already competing in NCAA sports.
