News From Cherokee ISD

It was another great week for Cherokee football! Our junior high set the bar with a win over Zephyr. Coach Shipman says, “Big plays on offense and solid defense made quick work of the Bulldogs. An outstanding effort was (made) by all the boys.” The final score was 40-20.

Above - #8 Zane Capps

Above - #8 Zane Capps ran 73 yards for a touchdown while other Coyotes including #75 TJ Grant look on during Friday night’s game against Ft. Worth Covenant.

At right - #21 Landon Burkhart

At right - #21 Landon Burkhart helps block as #22 Lane Garcia runs the ball. The Coyotes will play at home again this Friday night against the San Antonio FEAST Patriots. Photos by Pam Starr

Coyotes move

Coyotes move to 3-0 with 61-16 win over Fort Worth Covenant. #12 Jadeyn Bryant goes for tough yardage in Coyote victory. Photo by Pam Starr

Registration open for CTC fall semester 10-week courses

Central Texas College (CTC) announced new classes have been added to the fall 2020 semester at its Service Area sites. Registration is now open for eight- and 10-week classes through the CTC WebAdvisor system. The courses will be conducted remotely, using real‐time, synchronous virtual lecture.

Coyote Pride

Teachers are ramping up as the school year kicks into full gear in the second six weeks. Teachers are dealing with stressed-out students, nervous parents, demanding administrators, COVID and, you know, a personal life.

Richland Springs ISD 2020-2021

October 1st - October 8th Thursday, October 1st - Breakfast: Pancake on a Stick Lunch: Chicken Parmesan Salad w/tomatoes Black Beans Fruit Milk Friday, October 2nd - Breakfast: Biscuits and Gravy Lunch: Coyote Chicken Bowl Green Beans Roll Fruit Milk Tuesday, October 6th...

Armadillos by the Numbers

Now that the regular season is at the halfway mark, we thought it might be a good time to update everyone on the Armadillos from a numbers point of view. Let’s take a look at some stats through the first 5 weeks. Overall Record: 3-1 Opponents Record: 8-12 Points For – 145 (36.

Jordan Cattle Auction

Receipts totaled 2,789 head. Demand was good on most of all classes of cattle. The lighter weight stocker steers and heifers sold steady with 4 steers 423 lbs at $186.00 ($786.78). Feeder steers and heifers sold steady. The fleshy 550-750 lbs calves sold $3-$5 lower.