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MILES, Texas – The only thing brighter than the bevy of medals hanging around Miles sophomore Allyson Matheny’s neck is the big smile that graces her face. That smile stems from her bringing home the gold medal and state championship in the 148-weight class girls powerlifting competition. During an hour-long interview that smile never left the visage of the school’s state champion powerlifter. And, rightfully so, because no girl at Miles has ever accomplished what Matheny has.

BRONTE, TX – After months of searching, a Coke County landowner has found and killed a huge feral hog that was damaging area properties. Rico Vargas, a Coke County landowner, has been hunting this particular feral hog that has been terrorizing his and his neighbors land for months. Vargas...

Coleman struggled at the plate, getting only 4 hits off the Bulldogs' pitchers, and lost 2-7 to Miles. In the first inning, Jadin Jackson tripled, but two batters were struck out and one grounded out, so no runners crossed home plate. Jorge Salas was on the mound for Coleman and,...

HOUSTON, TX – An FFA exhibitor from Sterling City over the weekend came in second at the Houston livestock show. Tristan Hines, 18, of Sterling City, won the Reserve Grand Champion Steer and breed champion. In return for his victory, Hines won a whopping $540,000. The steer was purchased by the Champagne Cowgirls.

SAN ANGELO, Texas — The Sterling City Eagles Tennis team is making history, picking up their second Texas Coaches Association Tennis Championship title in back-to-back years. Last year, the Eagles competed in the 1A division, taking home the championship title, and were determined to do it again this year. With the same group returning, Sterling […]

Bill Hancock Managing Editor BHancock@CherryRoad.com MILES, TX – In the spring of 2022, the Miles High School 7-on-7 football team won the state championship. It wasn’t an easy task given that they’d lost a game and had to then win 5 games in a row to bring home the hardware. That success could be a…

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is inviting. qualified jobseekers to learn more about a career working for the. state during a hiring event on Friday. The San Angelo State Supported. Living Center seeks to fill multiple positions, including licensed. vocational nurses, registered nurses, psychiatric nursing assistants,. housekeepers, food...

Today on LIVE!, Gus Clemens sits down with Joe Hyde to talk wine and politics. In case you missed it, here are some of the news stories from today. The Central Bobcats and Lady Cats' Soccer teams played their regular season finales over the weekend. And finally, Matt Trammell tells...

GRAPE CREEK, TX — Grape Eagles stand-out Cougar Jetton signed to continue his football career at McMurry University on Friday, Feb. 25, at Grape Creek High School. The Eagles held a small ceremony for Jetton, and as friends and family looked on, he signed his papers with McMurry. Cougar...

Erica Lane who lives in Odessa made it on Billboard Charts. Midland car chase lead to driver crashing into backyard. Windy winds from the weekend into the new week? 02-26-23 The weekend was windy one and now that the weekend is over that doesn't mean that the winds have to be.

SAN ANGELO, TX. — In the second night of Area Round play for boys high school basketball teams around the Concho Valley, Christoval punched their ticket to the regional quarterfinals thanks to an overtime victory over Wink, while Robert Lee fell to Buena Vista in overtime. In the opener at Garden City, the Christoval Cougars, […]

BRONTE, TEXAS — The Bluecats were eliminated from the playoffs on Monday night by the Eagles of Sterling City 60-55 in Bronte, the same location they were eliminated last season. The night started rough as Braxton Smith had two fouls less than two minutes into the ball game. Smith...

ROBERT LEE— The Miles Bulldogs started their playoff run last night against the Forsan Buffalos 55-44. The Bulldogs stood up and refused to lose against the Forsan Buffalos, who had a huge fourth quarter but couldn’t overcome a monster deficit. Dynamic dogs duo, the Ellison Brothers, led Miles...

SAN ANGELO, TX — In a game that saw Sterling City trail by as many as 11, the Eagles would knock off Coleman Monday night in the Bi-District round 60-55 to advance to the Area Round. Eagles junior point guard Johnny Monreal who finished with 26 points, scored half of them in the 4th quarter […]

UPDATE - Remember if you can't make the game, listen on KOXE.com or on the KOXE app... Randy Turner and Chad Anders will be giving you LIVE streaming play-by-play. The Coleman Bluecats lost to Miles Friday night in a seeding game to determine who each team will play for Bi-District. The final was Miles 76 and Coleman 56, making Coleman the 2nd seed going into the playoffs. The Bi-District Championship game will be played against Sterling City this coming Monday night, February 20, at 6:30 pm at Bronte High School. Sterling City is the 3rd seed out of District 7-2A with a district record of 10-4. Coleman is the visiting team. Tickets will be $5 for adults and $3 for students. THSCA, TABC, and District Passes will be accepted.

GRAPE CREEK, Texas — According to a Grape Creek VFD Facebook post, at approximately 5:56 p.m. Wednesday, the GCVFD was dispatched to the 7400 block of US Highway 87 North for a report of a vehicle fire. A crew arrived on scene to find a 2015 white GMC Acadia...

SAN ANGELO, TX – Drivers distracted by a vehicle fire on Thursday night crashed their pickups on Highway US 87 N. near Grape Creek. According to the Grape Creek Volunteer Fire Department, on Feb. 15, 2023 at 5:56, volunteers with the GCVFD were dispatched to US 87 for the report of vehicle fire. When they arrived the entire vehicle was in flames.

SAN ANGELO— The Eldorado Lady Eagles beat the Miles Lady Bulldogs at the Junell Center in San Angelo last night. The Lady Eagles started off hot and put up 20 points in the first to the Lady Bulldogs’ eight. Robbi Martinez for the Lady Eagles proved to be unstoppable as she put up 15 points in the opening quarter and continued her dominance in the second by adding nine points before the half.

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Along the creeks and rivers and on the high ridges of West Central Texas, within an approximate circle of 14 contiguous counties stretching from Brown to Taylor and Coke counties, and north to the Salt Fork of the Brazos River, the remains of ancient rock cairns can still be seen. The cairns are the relics of an older civilization, erected by inhabitants that settled here before the more nomadic and warlike Apaches and then Comanches. The people who built these structures are still a mystery today. What kind of people were they, and why did they build so many of these rock mounds?