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Boys Basketball finishes 2nd in district and makes first ever Varsity season a winner with a playoff appearance nobody expected.

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May 18, 2012 from 6:30pm to 8pm – NISD Admin Building
When UIL Releases the 2012-13, 2013-14 district realignments…
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NORTH RICHLAND HILLS -- Trophy Club Nelson quarterback Andrew Mitchell hit Ryan Lexa on a deep pass to the 3 with under 90sec left to set up the winning score completing the comeback and upset victory 28-21 over heavily favored Birdville and spoiled the Hawks homecoming and undefeated status in the District 6-4A opener for…
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The street was renamed Bobcat Blvd in 2009. Maps sometimes say Marshall Creek Rd.
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We don't get much time to celebrate winter around here, so a winter-themed event is a fantastic way to stretch your enjoyment of the season.
A plan to bring big business to the small town of Trophy Club has a lot of people fired up.
After a 15 hour workshop Jan. 16, Town Council members and developer Scott Beck came up with what they called a workable document to present to residents at public hearings this week.
A 15,000square-foot library and community center expansion, more than $3 million in street improvements and purchasing new fitness equipment for the recreation center are a few things the city of Roanoke is planning for 2012.
Dallas developer Chas Fitzgerald will need to resubmit his application for the proposed development of 346 acres of former golfing legend Byron Nelson's Fairway Ranch to the Roanoke Planning and Zoning Commission.
DSC Logistics plans to close a Roanoke warehouse and shipping facility and will begin laying off about 130 workers in early March.


