Teague Chronicle

The Teague Lions are rolling into their bye week on a two-game win streak. They are rolling so smoothly that a 57-7 victory Friday, Sept. 15, over Dublin at University of Mary Hardin Baylor seemed a bit ho-hum to some.

Policing ... itʼs just a family tradition for Teague Police Departmentʼs Markeisha Cox

A passion for helping people and a family tradition in law enforcement led Markeisha Cox to her vocation as a police officer in Teague.

Pretty runners all in a row

The Teague Lions cross country teams competed in their own meet Saturday, Sept. 16. Shown at the start of the girls varsity race are Malorie Smith, Lizette Aguilera, Martina Mills, Chloe Cearley and Mary Aguilera.

Lady Lions perfect in district play

The Teague Lady Lions ran their district record to 3-0 with a three-game sweep of Frankston at home on Friday, Sept. 15. Game scores were 25-14, 25-7, 25-11.

Lady Lions start district with victory

The Teague Lady Lions defeated Buffalo in 3 straight sets, starting their district season off with a bang and several kills. Destanee Roblow led the offensive effort with 8 kills and 5 blocks, the last of which was for match point.

Lions beat Mexia in OT

Friday night’s road game against the Mexia Blackcats turned out to be a wild fight to the finish; however, it would be the Teague Lions coming out the winner in overtime, 40-33.

News

Policing ... itʼs just a family tradition for Teague Police Departmentʼs Markeisha Cox

A passion for helping people and a family tradition in law enforcement led Markeisha Cox to her vocation as a police officer in Teague.

By MIMI BROWN

Pretty runners all in a row

The Teague Lions cross country teams competed in their own meet Saturday, Sept. 16.

Fire destroys home, belongings

A fast-moving fire on Mimosa Lane in Teague claimed the house and contents of J.R. and Sara Nevill, her mother and their three daughters on Friday morning, Sept. 8.

By Mimi Brown

Sports

Lady Lions perfect in district play

The Teague Lady Lions ran their district record to 3-0 with a three-game sweep of Frankston at home on Friday, Sept. 15. Game scores were 25-14, 25-7, 25-11.

By RICHARD NELSON

Lions ‘Dublin’ down on Ws

The Teague Lions are rolling into their bye week on a two-game win streak.

By RICHARD NELSON

Lady Lions start district with victory

The Teague Lady Lions defeated Buffalo in 3 straight sets, starting their district season off with a bang and several kills.

Columns

Name That Tune

How many of you remember the old family television comedy, “The Honeymooners”?

By Brother Mark Munson

The fix-it man

Last July I was visiting with my mother and sister in another city. Before I left, Mom gave me her food processor to see if I could fix it.

By Mark Munson

ʻOld and full of yearsʼ

When the Bible comes to the end of Isaac’s life, Abraham’s son, we find these words written at the end of Genesis, Chapter 35: “Isaac lived a hundred and eighty years.

By Mark Munson

Obituaries

Minister Ruzy Hall

The Angelic Hosts came for Minister Hall at his residence in Mexia among loving family and devoted friends.

Neal Bottoms

Funeral services for Neal Bottoms, 61, were held on Saturday, September 16, 2017, at 2:00 p.m. at Bowers Funeral Home in Teague. Bro. Scott Matthews officiated.

Peter George Jokola

Peter George Jokola passed away, September 14, 2017, at his home in Mexia at the age of 74. A memorial service was held at the Mexia VFW on Wednesday, September 20, 2017, at 2 PM.

News

Policing ... itʼs just a family tradition for Teague Police Departmentʼs Markeisha Cox

Pretty runners all in a row

Fire destroys home, belongings

Sports

Lady Lions perfect in district play

Lions ‘Dublin’ down on Ws

Lady Lions start district with victory

Columns

Name That Tune

The fix-it man

ʻOld and full of yearsʼ

Obituaries

Minister Ruzy Hall

Neal Bottoms

Peter George Jokola

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