The Tiger Volleyball team’s season may have come to an end in the Bi-District round of the playoffs, but the good news continues to roll for the team who finished 33-9 (9-1) on the season

Terra Vista's Charlie Pitner received $500 to kick start his 8th Annual Charlie's Kids-4-Kids Coat Drive.

On November 15th, Gene Messer Volkswagen donated $500 worth of food to help students in need over the Thanksgiving holiday.

"The most rewarding thing is seeing their faces light up when they spot their work in the show," said art teacher Cristy Jeter.

On November 13th, nine student-athletes signed with various universities and colleges to play collegiate sports.

Fifteen FFA Students will head to the Area competition later this month to compete in four Leadership Development Events.

Click this story to see a complete list of UIL results from the Lubbock-Cooper Invitational.

Tigers fall to Amarillo Tascosa, but look ahead to taking on the champions of District 1-6A the El Paso Americas Trail Blazers.

As a dedicated educator and leader, English teacher Nichole Griffith was selected as Frenship's nomination for LCU's Distinguished Educator Award.

Willow Bend fourth-grader Alejandro Saenz Martinez secured a spot in the national Spanish spelling bee; The second student in Frenship's history.