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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Taylor Honea's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly basketball and football. Given the emphasis on event coverage and announcements, she would likely be interested in receiving information about upcoming sporting events, achievements of local teams or individuals, and any significant developments within the local sports community.
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The Frankston Indians, Neches Tigers, Slocum Mustangs and Oakwood Panthers will all be moving on to the second round of the University Interscholastic League’s baseball playoffs, as each team earned
The Palestine Noon Lions Club is set to host their annual scholarship golf tournament this weekend, starting at 8:30 a.m., May 11. The event helps the Noon Lions to provide
The Slocum Lady Mustangs and Neches Lady Tigers once again find themselves in a familiar place, the regional rounds of a University Interscholastic League playoff.
Football season is still months away, but the Palestine Wildcats are having one of the biggest offseason in recent memory.
Frankston Indian senior Conlan LeMay celebrates a two-RBI double in Frankston’s game one bi-district playoff win over the Overton Mustangs. LeMay had a big series, driving in four RBI’s and pitching 2.2 innings, striking out three, to help the Indians advance to the area round. COURTESY PHOTO
KILGORE- The Frankston Indians took early control of their three-game area series with Ore City, dispatching the Rebels, 7-1, in the opening game of the series.
Palestine defensive back Jordan Walker, middle, signs his National Letter of Intent Thursday, surrounded by family. Walker, who had nearly 50 tackles and two passes defended this year, will also run track for the Southwestern Assemblies of God University Lions.
Palestine Wildcats mascot Braylon Brown got the chance to compete in his own athletic competition Wednesday, blazing his way to a two gold medals. COURTESY PHOTO
The City of Palestine will be holding a Family Fishing Day, allowing Palestine and other Anderson County families the chance to come out and test their own angling skills, free
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