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High School FootballSharyland beat PSJA Southwest 42-15 in its push for an outright district titleIf you follow the Rattlers, Thursday night was a good one. Sharyland beat the Javelinas 42-15 and went in hoping to finish District 16-5A II with a perfect district record for the first time since 2022. A win would clinch the outright title, Progress Times reported.Today’s editionRead

Schools from local newsrooms

From KSAT and Yourbasin, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KSAT8 hours ago

    Parents describe risky crossings, ‘kids running to dodge cars’ on roads near NISD schools

    Parents and neighbors say students near Northside Independent School District schools in Alamo Ranch are taking risks to cross busy roads as the area grows.

  2. Yourbasin11 hours ago

    Teacher Surprise Squad celebrates Katherine Chandler!

    Each month, four teachers are chosen for the Teacher of the Month award. All four are awarded $150, sponsored by SLB, and one teacher is surprised in person. This month, Katherine Chandler, an 8th-grade teacher at Alamo Junior High, was selected.

In brief

The short notes of Good Day Edinburg’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Olive GardenEdinburg rolled out the breadsticks for its first Olive Garden.

    Edinburg rolled out the breadsticks for its first Olive Garden. The mayor joked that the Rio Grande Valley's fastest-growing city got a medical school before an Olive Garden.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: MySA

  • San CarlosCrews have started a $900,000 project to make four intersections safer, three of them near school zones, Hidalgo County Precinct 4 Commissioner Ellie Torres said.

    Crews have started a $900,000 project to make four intersections safer, three of them near school zones, Hidalgo County Precinct 4 Commissioner Ellie Torres said. Work began this week at Ramseyer Road and Doolittle Road.

    Around Texas · Friday’s editionSource: KRGV