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Attention ALL Lindale business, The Lindale Eagles need your support!! The Football Booster Club is asking that everyone participate in the, “Turn your business BLUE” spirt competition. To show support for our Lindale Eagles varsity football team going to state, we are asking businesses to bring out all the BLUE decorations you can find. Paint your windows,

Landon Love booted an 18 yard field goal as time expired to propel the Lindale Eagles past the JBJ Austin Jaguars in Humble’s Turner Stadium and send them into the Class 4-A State Championship game against Argyle next Friday at AT&T Stadium in Arlington. Lindale trailed at the half 28-7, but the defense clamped down

Eagles win! 31-28 – Lindale beats LBJ Austin on a last-second field goal after being down by 21 points. Next stop ATT Stadium where the Lindale Eagles face Argyle Eagles, who beat Canyon 37-20 Friday night.

Lindale (13-2) vs. LBJ Austin (9-2) 7:30 p.m. Friday Humble A season that began in the uncertainty of a pandemic has now come down to this: the Lindale High School Eagles are one win away from playing for the Class 4A Division I state title. Or as Head Coach Chris Cochran said: “We have a

Lindale marching band came home from Pine Tree Stadium Dec. 9 with the first UIL State Military Marching Band State Champion trophy ever awarded. In the past, military marching bands who did well enough at their regional UIL contest could advance to the state contest, but because the next level standards were geared toward corps

TYLER – On Dec. 9 at approximately 1:08 a.m., Texas Department of Public Safety Troopers were called to a one vehicle crash at the intersection of CR431 and CR482 approximately 3 miles northwest of Lindale in Smith County. According to DPS Sgt. Sara Warren, the preliminary investigation shows that a white 2015 Dodge Ram 1500

2020 Football State Championships 2020 Football Conference 4A D1

Lindale High School Band will compete in the first ever UIL Military State Marching Band Championship Wednesday, Dec. 9 at Pine Tree High School. The band’s performance time is 3:08 p.m. For the first time, UIL is separating corps and military style marching bands into separate state contests. UIL is co-hosting the event with the