With early morning summer practices and scrimmages behind them, the Lindale High School Eagles are ready to kick off the 2024 football season Thursday night by hosting the Hallsville Bobcats. Lindale Head Coach Chris Cochran said a shortage of game officials prompted the unusual day for the season opener, which happens to be against his

This year’s Lindale Fall Sports Special Section is going 100% digital. This allows us to reach more readers – we have 4.2k followers on our Facebook Page – and it gives our loyal advertisers a chance to get their mes-sage out to more potential customers. Going digital also allows us to give you a better

Yep, it’s hot, just as it should be in August. But despite the heat, the Lindale High School Eagles are hard at it on the practice field in preparation for another successful football season, which will begin Aug. 29. This year’s season opener is on Thursday at Eagle Stadium against Head Coach Chris Cochran’s alma

|  New football season brings new questions for Cochran, Eagles  | For a good portion of high school football coaches in Texas, each new season will usually have a lot of questions that they hope are answered in the grueling heat of summer. For Lindale High School Head Coach Chris Cochran, this summer is like

GLADEWATER – It’s Rodeo Time in Gladewater! The 87th Annual Gladewater Round-Up Rodeo rides into town June 5 – 8 at the Gladewater Rodeo Arena with many of the biggest rodeo stars in the PRCA and WPRA competing for top dollars and a trip to the National Finals. All the high-flying action starts Wednesday, June

  AUSTIN – As we approach Memorial Day and summertime, Texans throughout the state will head to the water for fun and recreation. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) urges boaters and paddlers who enjoy the waterways to do their part to protect the Texas lakes we love from aquatic invasive species. “Memorial Day

Lindale High School’s Lady Eagles were bounced from the Class 4A Regional Semi-Finals state softball tournament this past week while the boys baseball team advanced in the state playoffs to take on Texarkana Pleasant Grove on Saturday, May 18 in the Regional Quarterfinals. BASEBALL The Eagles began their run through the playoffs with a pair

  Lindale High School junior Colter Maya sprinted to a gold medal this past week in the boys Class 4A 400 meter dash state meet held in Austin with a time of 48.01. The Eagles’ 400 meter relay team of Clint Thurman, Hayes Brooks, David Lindig and Maya came in second at the meet with

Lindale High School’s 4 X 400 boys relay team and 400 meter sprinter Colter Maya will be competing this week at the state track meet in Austin after competing at the Class 4A Region II meet in Denton this past week. Maya, a junior, ran to a first place time of 48.01 in the 400

Lindale High School will be well represented this weekend at the Region II Track Meet at the University of North Texas in Denton after the boys and girls teams captured the Area meet this past week at Eagle Stadium. The varsity boys won the Area meet with 167 points while the girls secured first place