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Emma Pearson was joined by family, friends, classmates and coaches as she signed her letter of intent to run collegiately at East Texas Baptist University last week.
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Standout student-athlete Grayce Malone continued the growing legacy of Wills Point tennis players that will compete in the college ranks beginning in the fall after signing her letter of intent May 11. Malone, who recently earned a silver at the State Tennis Tournament, committed to ETBU.
Read moreThe 5 annual Tiger Supply Run, benefitting the Wills Point ISD Back-to-School Fair, will return to the Gospel for Asia campus located at 1116 St. Thomas Way in Wills Point June 11.
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Why would I think Mr. Busheytail is the perfect game animal? The reasons are many; squirrels are very challenging to hunt and pursuing them greatly increases one’s hunting knowledge; they will teach you to become a better hunter! Squirrels are also plentiful across much of the state and finding a place to hunt them is usually easy. Finding a farmer or rancher receptive to allowing you to hunt deer can be challenging but the same folks will often open their gates to squirrel hunters. The fact that squirrels are excellent in a pot of dumplings or served with cream gravy and biscuits adds much to a squirrel hunt albeit fewer and fewer people today are aware of just how tasty squirrel meat can be.
Read moreThe Wills Point High School Athletic Department will stay busy throughout the summer months, hosting camps specializing in numerous sports including baseball, basketball, tennis, softball, volleyball and football.
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Arik Phillips was one of three Tiger athletes, along with Grayce Malone and Emma Pearson, to sign a letter of intent to compete in collegiate athletics May 11. Phillips will be attending Mc- Murry beginning in the fall to play soccer and run track. Courtesy photos
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The Wills Point High School Athletic Department will stay busy throughout the summer months, hosting camps specializing in numerous sports including baseball, basketball, tennis, softball, volleyball and football.
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I love catching catfish when they are biting on ‘tight line’ on bottom, when they are in the flooded grass and willows during the spawn, over holes baited with soured grain and when they are ‘on the rocks’ feasting on gar eggs. I love the tug of a catfish on a trotline! But my biggest thrill is watching a floater (cork) begin to jiggle on the surface and then disappear, pulled down by a chunky channel catfish that has moved into the shallows to put on the feed bag!
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