Taylor Honea is a journalist based in Palestine, Texas. She writes for the Palestine Herald Press and the Cleburne Times Review, covering local sports events and community news. Taylor's articles highlight the achievements and stories of athletes and teams in the Palestine area.
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By: Taylor Honea
Maggie Malone-Hardin, who has ties to Palestine, is headed to her third straight Olympic Games after throwing a match record 211’-11.” Malone-Hardin’s parents, Nancy and Danny, are both Palestine residents, and Nancy is the director of PYSO. FILE PHOTO
ELKHART- The Elkhart Elks basketball program is opening their doors later this week for a two-day camp, where players will be able to sharpen their skills on the court under
NECHES- Neches graduate Collin Morgan has one final honor to reflect on from his time as a Tiger, being certified by TxHighSchoolBaseball as the 1A hits leader for the 2023-24
By: Taylor Honea
MEETEETSE, WY- After being down after the first quarter and halftime, Team USA went on a furious rally in the second half of Saturday’s 26th annual Can Am Bowl, powering
By: Taylor Honea
The Westwood Youth Football and cheer teams are gearing up for the upcoming football season, and have been hard at work practicing throughout the summer. The Panthers are still looking
The Westwood Panthers prevailed over the Palestine Wildcats in Saturday’s alumni championship. The Westwood Panthers came out on top after a double overtime win with a score of 73-71.
By: Taylor Honea
SAN ANTONIO- Westwood Head Basketball Coach Kadrian Bryant is quickly becoming one of the most respected basketball coaches in the state, as evidenced by his selection to give a presentation
By: Taylor Honea
The Neches Tigers had their best baseball season in program history this year, going 19-13 overall, and reaching the Region 3 finals for the first time ever. For their efforts
By: Taylor Honea
ANAHUAC- The Palestine LadyCat 10U All-Stars are 2024 Ranger Softball State Champions, going a perfect 4-0 and outscoring opponents by a collective 30-1 score over the weekend, after the event
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