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Commerce falls to Winnsboro, 44-34 (opens the original)
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COMMERCE- The Commerce Tigers began District 7-3A play with a 44-34 loss to the Winnsboro Red Raiders. It was a disappointing outcome on a night where Blake Cooper Field at Tigers Stadium was officially dedicated in pre-game ceremonies, the Hall of Honor inductees were announced, and the 2001 Commerce state championship team was honored at halftime. A Commerce punt and fumble led to a quick 14 points for Winnsboro, as senior running back Neree Castleberry scored from 79 and 5 yards out to take a
Shanna Upchurch brings bees, books and the natural world together (opens the original)
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Children’s author Shanna Upchurch has found a way to bring two of her passions together: writing books and keeping bees. And when she meets young readers, she sometimes brings the bees along. Upchurch, a Rockwall-area author and hobbyist beekeeper, recently spoke with KETR at Brittany’s Favorite Things in Melissa. Alongside her books was a safely enclosed display containing thousands of live honeybees — an attention-getter that helps introduce children and adults to the role bees play well beyon
Commerce opens district play at home against unbeaten Winnsboro (opens the original)
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The Commerce Tigers begin district play Friday night with their biggest test since an early-season loss at Canton. Commerce, 3-1, hosts undefeated Winnsboro at Tiger Stadium in the District 7-3A Division I opener for both teams. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. The Tigers enter district play after a 59-27 road win over Blue Ridge last week. Commerce piled up more than 500 yards of offense in the victory and improved to 3-1 on the season. KETR's Kevin Jefferies said on Friday's edition of The L
For Sarah Damoff, fiction offers a way to explore what shapes a family (opens the original)
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North Texas author Sarah Damoff spent years working in child welfare before turning to fiction, an experience that continues to inform the questions she asks about families, relationships and the forces that shape people over time. Damoff, author of the 2025 novel The Bright Years and the recently published The Burning Side, spoke with KETR during Brittany's Favorite Things, an author and wellness event held Sept. 12 in Melissa. Her work in social services did not simply provide material for fic
Commerce wins on Homecoming (opens the original)
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COMMERCE- The Commerce Tigers bounced back after a big loss in Canton last week, defeating the Edgewood Bulldogs 49-28 on Homecoming. Laydon Hood Harris and Kamdym Mills were named Homecoming King & Queen in pre-game festivities and the excitement carried into kick-off as the Commerce Tiger hosted the Edgewood Bulldogs in their second home game of the season. Commerce received the ball first but were held to three-and-out…but a bad snap gave Edgewood a short field as they capitalized on the Tige
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