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Texas football playoffs: Analyzing paths for Aledo, North Crowley, Carroll, more
The UIL Texas high school football playoffs are here. See analysis breaking down potential playoff paths and top storylines to watch: Can anyone challenge North Crowley? North Crowley (10-0, 7-0), ranked No. 1 in Class 6A by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football, will be a considerable favorite the entirety of the playoffs. But just because teams are expected to win, doesn’t mean it always happens. North Crowley still has to stay healthy, execute and avoid the upset against some of Texas’ top squads. In addition, a potential regional final matchup against No. 10 Longview could be in store. The state championship will likely be the toughest game for whatever team makes it out of the Region 1 and 2 side, as No. 4 Houston King (9-1) or No. 5 Ridge Point (10-0) could be waiting. A matchup against No. 2. Allen (10-0), a team in the Division I bracket that has a case for best in Texas football, won’t happen. Why Southlake Carroll could be dangerous If North Crowley comes out of Region 2, it could rematch No. 16 Southlake Carroll (8-2), a team that will likely provide a much tougher challenge than in nondistrict play, when the Dragons fell to
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A Turkey and Dressing Tamale Leads the Thanksgiving Tamale Rush in DFW
In Texas, the holiday tamale order goes in before the turkey does. By mid-November the dozens are spoken for, the steamers are running in back kitchens all over town, and somebody in every family has already been told to go pick them up. Tamales are older than Thanksgiving by a...
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People are calling this new Mexican spot a Chipotle alternative
Does Chipotle make their own tortillas? Pocho’s Mexican Grill stirred up quite the buzz across social media as an authentic Mexican alternative for the national chain. The new restaurant off 730 N. Sylvania Ave. smells of the scratch-made fresh corn tortillas when you walk in. Guests get in line to build their own tacos, burritos and bowls from an assembly line style ordering format. It’s Fort Worth native Josh Duran’s first restaurant with his family, he told the Star-Telegram. Since opening in late September, word has spread quickly as the restaurant almost had a line out the door during a November Tuesday lunch hour. There are a few things to know before you go. Pocho’s large portions If you order a burrito or bowl from Pocho’s, the portion is large enough to split between two. Or have leftovers. Priced between $13 and $15, you’re practically getting two meals. The $3 to $4 tacos are made with their house-made corn tortillas, which are about four to five inches wide. For those who aren’t starving, tacos would be the best option. There is both Mexican and white rice. Black and pinto beans. And then skirt steak, chicken and braised pork carnitas as
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When an Irving garage door quits, who would I call?
Top 4Garage door · Irving, TX·Checked Nov 10, 2026. A stuck garage door has a way of becoming the whole day's problem. I read through Irving repair reviews for spring, opener and hard-to-pin-down trouble, with the questions worth asking before work starts.
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St. Joseph's Meismer signs with UT Arlington Softball
VICTORIA, Texas — Surrounded by family, teammates and coaches, St. Joseph High School standout pitcher Shayne Meismer officially signed her letter of intent to continue her softball career at the University of Texas at Arlington during a ceremony at St. Joseph High School. With her mother and father by her side, Meismer celebrated the milestone as teammates, former coaches and family members gathered to recognize her accomplishments and the impact she has made on the Flyers softball program. Myeismer has established herself as one of the program’s top players during her high school career, earning a reputation for her work ethic and success in the circle. Her coach credited her leadership and commitment for helping elevate the St. Joseph softball program while serving as a role model for younger players. During her time at St. Joseph, Meismer helped lead the Flyers to state championships in 2024 and 2026, cementing her place among the most accomplished athletes in school history. Those who have coached her say her dedication extends beyond game day, pointing to the countless hours spent refining her skills and setting a standard for teammates to follow. As she prepares to join the Mavericks program, Meismer said she understands
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Community pushback delays FWISD changes to student transfers and advisory committee
Ashley Perry spent the weekend weighing where her youngest child would attend middle school next year. The Fort Worth ISD mom of three always anticipated her fifth grader, a student at Alice Carlson Applied Learning Center, would follow his older siblings to Applied Learning Academy. Families must apply for entry at both schools, with acceptance decided via a lottery that factors in district-set preferences.