John English is a journalist based in Flower Mound, Texas. He writes for The Cross Timbers Gazette and Community News, focusing on local news and sports stories. His articles cover a range of topics including high school sports, community events, and human interest stories.
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John English's focus is on local sports, particularly high school and community-level events in Texas. If you have announcements or event coverage related to local sports teams, especially football, basketball, soccer, and wrestling within the Flower Mound area or North Texas region, it would likely align well with his coverage.
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By: John English
With girls’ basketball season getting underway, local programs are gearing up for what promises to be another exciting year on the hardwood. Three area teams reached the post-season in …
By: John English
Argyle 28, Wichita Falls Memorial 21 The Argyle Eagles advanced to the regional quarterfinals on Friday night with a 28-21 victory over Wichita Falls Memorial. Memorial took a 7-0 lead into the second quarter, before Maguire Gasperson hit Braden Bach on a 7-yard touchdown pass. The Mavericks scored again and led 14-7 at the break. […]
When the movie "God's Here" began filming in Granbury last year, it spawned the potential beginning of a new acting career for one Aledo resident.
A strong second quarter lifted the Eagles on Friday night, as they defeated Prosper Walnut Grove to continue their march through the playoffs.
With a 42-17 victory over Lovejoy on Friday night, the Argyle Eagles are headed to the state semifinals.
By: John English
Liberty Christian Warriors are Back-to-Back State Champions. (Liberty Christian X account photo)
With the football playoffs having just concluded and basketball season in full swing, the parents of student-athletes and cheerleaders are often nearly as busy as the athletes themselves.
The season came to an end for Argyle on Friday night, as the Eagles fell to familiar foe South Oak Cliff by a score of 37-3 in the state semifinals at SMU’s Ford Stadium.
By: John English
Marcus High School boy's water polo coach Brandon Dion flanked by teammates Owen Kroh (left) and Landon Heuer.
By: Kathryn Ramirez, Jenna Braun, Jason Evans, Marina Goldgisser, Mark Statham, John English, Kevin Padula, Amy Fesnock, Michael Westphal
Jenna Braun Michael Westphal Marina Goldgisser Kevin Padula Kathryn Ramirez
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