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FinalCENSan Angelo Central33EASEl Paso Eastwood35High School Football🏈Eastwood holds off a Central rally to win its playoff opener 35-33If you caught Friday's game, you saw a wild one. Eastwood held off a Central rally to beat San Angelo Central 35-33 in the bi-district round, after Central trailed by 22 points on the road. Central scored the last touchdown with 3:44 left, but Zey Johnson was stopped just short of the goal line on the two-point try.6Today’s editionRead →46candidates representing countries across five continentsLocal Pride🏆EPCC nursing student Daniel Domínguez wins Mister Universe International 2026Congrats are in order: El Paso Community College nursing student Daniel Domínguez won the Mister Universe International 2026 title, according to an Instagram post announcing it Thursday. He represented the United States in the adult competition, which was scheduled for Nov. 1-9 in Panama, two years after winning Mister Teen Universe International in 2024.6Friday’s editionRead →200career wins, reached in October8-2Canutillo's record heading into the playoffs37years coaching, 28 of them at CanutilloHigh School Football🏈Canutillo's Scott Brooks will retire after this season with a playoff game FridayScott Brooks is retiring when Canutillo's season ends, and he's leaving on a high. The 60-year-old reached his 200th career win in October, joining his late father, Don Brooks, in the 200-win club.6Thursday’s editionRead →$1,000monthly stipend for each Loya scholar$30,000top bonus award for graduates with the highest honors10scholars in the first cohortEducation🎓UTEP is taking applications for a full-ride engineering scholarship through Jan. 31, 2027If you know a high school senior headed for engineering, UTEP just opened applications for a full ride. The Loya Scholarship is a four-year award that covers the full cost of attendance, including tuition and fees, books, transportation, food and on-campus living. It also pays a $1,000 monthly stipend, so that's a full ride with spending money.6Tuesday’s editionRead →
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