Senior sets record that can't be broken (Posted Mon 08:00 am)
Dylan Richardson has achieved an honor that will never be beaten at Joshua High. He has been named to the all-state band four times.
The patches on his letter jacket go from cuff to cuff and front to back. He has his own award section at the front of the auditorium and seems to have a household name at Joshua High.   More...

Commissioners present cases for primary vote (Posted Fri 06:08 pm)

The decision facing voters in county commissioner precinct 2 will be whether to stay with experience, give a candidate they almost placed in office during the last election the nod this time or go with a candidate who says he is a man of the people.   More...

GOP forum draws large audience (Posted Fri 08:00 am)
Registered candidates in county, state and national races criticized the policies of Washington and made their cases to voters during a forum Saturday night for races to be decided by voters in the Republican primary March 2.   More...

Burleson rejoins Joshua in 4A alignment (Posted Thu 08:00 am)
The State Highway 174 rivalry has been revived.   More...


Ex-Cowboys’ wife remembered for kindness (Posted Thu 06:04 pm)

LeAnne Novacek, 45, is being remembered as a kind-hearted person who always stayed true to her Joshua roots.   More...

Open Door event attracts 1,800 (Posted 10/28/2009 03:13 pm)
More than 1,800 people took advantage of Open Door Ministries’ annual food giveaway, held in the parking lot of the new Owl Stadium Saturday.   More...


Girls Soccer: Lady Owls down Granbury in shootout (Posted Thu 12:03 pm)
After playing to a draw in regulation, Joshua’s girls soccer team upended Granbury in a shootout 3-2 to stay perfect in District 15-4A play.   More...

Boys Soccer: Owls fall to Granbury (Posted Thu 12:03 pm)
In a wild game that featured four penalty kicks, Joshua fell to Granbury 5-3 Tuesday in a District 15-4A boys soccer match at Granbury.   More...


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