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- 1Night lightning lights up Texas Panhandle sky▼Night lightning behind the barn last week - Armstrong County, Texas, USA #Texas #TexasPanhandle #clouds #plains #rain #s
Storm chasers and residents in Armstrong County, Texas, in the Panhandle, have been sharing images of night lightning striking behind a barn during storms last week. The dramatic rural landscape photos capture thunderstorms rolling across the plains, drawing attention to active spring weather in the region as storms bring rain, lightning and striking skies across the Texas Panhandle.
- 2No. 15 Texas A&M Aggies Close Fall Golf Season at Nanea Invitational▼No. 15 Aggies Wrap Up Fall Slate at Nanea Invitational
The No. 15-ranked Texas A&M Aggies wrapped up their fall schedule with an appearance at the Nanea Invitational. Texas A&M Athletics announced the finish, marking the end of the team's autumn tournament slate before winter break and the start of the spring season. Reaction so far has come mainly from the university's own coverage of the event.
- 3UTA Women's Tennis Splits Squad Between Two Fall Tournaments▼UTA Women’s Tennis Splits Squad Between Battle for the Boot and UAC Fall Invite
The University of Texas at Arlington women's tennis team is dividing its roster between two fall events: the Battle for the Boot and the UAC Fall Invite. Splitting the squad allows more players to gain competitive match experience ahead of the spring season. The announcement came from UTA Athletics as part of the program's fall competition schedule.
- 4North Texas Men's Golf Closes Fall Season at The Clerico▼Men’s Golf Wraps Up Fall Slate at The Clerico
The University of North Texas men's golf team concluded its fall schedule with an appearance at The Clerico, wrapping up the autumn portion of its college golf calendar. The event marks the team's final competition before winter break, with attention now turning to spring play and how the squad's fall results set up the rest of the season.
- 5Texas appeals court upholds death sentence in 2014 family killings▼Texas appeals court upholds Ronald Haskell’s death sentence in 2014 Spring family killings
A Texas appeals court has upheld the death sentence of Ronald Haskell, convicted of killing six members of a Spring family in 2014. Haskell attacked the Conley family home, shooting relatives gathered inside. The ruling affirms the sentence handed down after his trial, moving the long-running case forward and closing off one avenue of appeal for the convicted man.
- 6Big Spring murder suspect's pretrial hearing pushed to January▼Big Spring murder suspect’s pretrial hearing rescheduled for January
A murder suspect in Big Spring, Texas has had a pretrial hearing rescheduled, with the new date set for January. Details about the suspect, the victim, or the reason for the delay have not been released. The case remains pending as proceedings continue in the local court.
- 7Spring Creek Growers Expands Texas Native Plant Program▼How Spring Creek Growers Built a Fast-Growing Texas Native Plant Program
Spring Creek Growers, a Texas nursery, has developed a fast-growing program focused on native plants, according to Greenhouse Grower. The company's approach highlights rising demand for native species in landscaping and restoration across Texas. The trade publication details how the growers built the program, drawing attention from horticulture industry readers interested in native plant production trends.
- 8UTA Mavericks wrap up fall golf season at Diamante Invitational▼Mavericks conclude fall season with final round of Diamante Invitational
The University of Texas at Arlington men's golf team closed out its fall schedule with the final round of the Diamante Invitational. The event marked the Mavericks' last competition of the autumn season as the program turns its attention to winter training and spring play. UTA Athletics reported the conclusion of the tournament in its season wrap-up.
- 9Big Spring man indicted for murder in August shooting●Big Spring man indicted on murder charge in August shooting death
A man from Big Spring, Texas has been indicted on a murder charge in connection with a fatal shooting that took place in August. Local CBS7 reported the indictment, though details about the victim, the suspect's identity, or the circumstances of the killing were not disclosed. The indictment moves the case forward in the local courts as the community follows developments in the shooting death.
- 10Sutherland Springs First Baptist Church marks 100 years▼First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs marks centennial
First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas, is celebrating its centennial, as reported by the Wilson County News. The milestone marks 100 years since the congregation's founding in the small Wilson County community. Church members and local residents are reflecting on the congregation's long history and its role in community life. Further details about anniversary services or events were not provided.
- 11UNLV Rebels Close Fall Golf Season With Top-5 Finish in Texas●Rebels Conclude Fall With Top-5 Finish In Texas
UNLV's men's golf team, the Rebels, ended their fall season with a top-five finish at a tournament in Texas. The result closes out the autumn portion of their schedule on a strong note as the program looks ahead to spring competition. Athletic coverage highlighted the finish as a positive showing for the Las Vegas university.
- 12Angelo State tennis opens fall season at ITA Regionals●VIDEO: Angelo State tennis team opens fall season Thursday at ITA Regionals in Tyler
The Angelo State University tennis team begins its fall season on Thursday at the ITA Regionals in Tyler, Texas. The regional tournament marks the team's first competitive action of the new college tennis campaign, with the programme looking to build momentum ahead of the spring dual-match schedule.
- 13No. 6 Texas men's golf dominates at St Andrews Links Collegiate▼No. 6 Texas men’s golf closes fall season with dominant performance at St Andrews Links Collegiate
The No. 6-ranked Texas men's golf team closed out its fall season with a dominant performance at the St Andrews Links Collegiate, held on the historic links in Scotland. The strong finish caps a successful autumn campaign for the Longhorns and reinforces their position among the top programs in college golf heading into the spring season.
- 14Mizzou Men's Golf Heads to Inaugural Abilene Christian Intercollegiate▼Men’s Golf Set for Inaugural Abilene Christian Intercollegiate
Missouri's men's golf team is set to compete in the inaugural Abilene Christian Intercollegiate, a new tournament on the college golf calendar hosted by Abilene Christian University. The event marks the first edition of the intercollegiate, drawing programs from across the country to Abilene, Texas. The tournament gives teams a fresh spring competitive opportunity as the college golf season progresses.