Pete Armondo Ayala’s sister, Allison Ayala at left, and his mother, Valerie Ayala Hernandez, reacts to the conviction of their family member on Thursday. Ayala was found guilty of killing Johnny Brown in Trinidad.
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Sneak peek at this year's hottest Super Bowl ads
The Super Bowl is a must-watch TV event, if not for the outcome of the biggest football game of the year, then at least for the multi-million dollar commercials that run throughout. And this year’s buzzworthy spots include celebrity appearances, homages to movies and lots of humor.
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Geeslin under fire
Henderson County Attorney Clint Davis, has asked the Texas Rangers to look into a complaint filed against Precinct 4 County Commissioner Ken Geeslin by one of his employees.
Three witnesses agree that a verbal altercation occurred at the precinct barn on Jan. 11. - Early planning!
- Remembering Pastor Lusk
- Athens Rotary Club presents grants for public service
- Murder’s conviction affirmed by the Court of Appeals
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JUNIOR COLLEGE BASKETBALL: TVCC to ‘Play 4 Kay’ on Wednesday
Trinity Valley Community College is again teaming up with the Women’s Basketball Coaches Association to raise awareness in the fight against breast cancer.
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- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Count them in! (w/box score, updated standings)
- HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL: Hornets beat Rusk to clinch playoff berth (w/box score, updated standings)
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Tis a matter of the bladder — the screaming bladder
One of the few advantages of growing older is that you can schedule the taking of your prescription drugs, based on your own personal alarm clock.
From what I’ve been told by the older folks, of which I’m a very borderline member, if you can’t remember any other time to take your pills, do it the first time your bladder wakes you up in the middle of the night. - The Joe Pa story teaches us an old, old lesson
- I can’t understand the remarks of one online columnist
- Young people will always be something good to talk about
- Some people are very good and honest
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