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Work crews with the Texas Department of Transportation have been busy during the past several weeks working on Farm-to-Market 16 west of Lindale. The project covers an area four miles west of FM 849 east on FM 16 to downtown Lindale. Crews have been preparing the right-of-way by removing trees and grading embankment. The contractor

  AUSTIN – Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) will accept applications through Nov. 30 for the 67th Texas Game Warden and State Park Police Cadet class. The academy is aimed at those interested in joining the next generation of elite state law enforcement officers. As fully commissioned peace officers, game wardens and park police

Lindale City Council members reappointed members to the board of directors to the city’s tax Increment reinvestment ones numbers two and three and appointed a chairman of the board to the reinvestment zone number three during their regular meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at city hall. Reinvestment zones are designated areas within the city limits

By Dr. M. Ray Perryman Every three years, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System releases results of the Survey of Consumer Finances. The Survey looks at family income, net worth, debt, and other indicators of the financial health of US families. The most recent report covers the interesting time period from 2019

Lindale’s Eagles got more than they bargained for Friday night from the Iowa Colony Pioneers in a Class 4A Division I Area playoff game at Bryan’s Merrill Green Stadium and saw their season end with a 45-22 loss. The Eagles finished the 2023 season with a 7-5 record. This was the sixth consecutive season they

More than 70 percent of voters approved the Lindale ISD’s tax rate ratification this past Tuesday which will result in a 21.5 cent tax reduction compared to last year and increase the pay for the district’s teachers. A total of 2,825 voters approved the measure, which was included in Tuesday’s Constitutional Amendment Election. A total

By Terry Cannon Editor Lindale’s Eagles have qualified once again for the Area round of the Class 4A state playoffs after sloshing their way to a 49-28 bi-district win over Vidor on a rainy night in Nacogdoches last Friday. Now Chris Cochran’s crew will tangle with the Iowa Colony Pioneers, 37-0 winners of their bi-district

The Celina Lady Bobcats ousted the Lindale High School Lady Eagles in the Class 4A Regional semifinal volleyball playoffs this past Friday in straight sets, 25-13, 25-19 and 25-16. Lindale, ranked No. 10 in the most recent Texas Girls Coaches Association poll, finished its season with a 36-9 mark. The Lady Eagles captured the District