As the Mavericks officially saw another key component of their championship depart Monday, they also kept working on alleviating what one member of the organization called a “logjam” at the swing positions. J.J. Barea signed a four-year, free-agent deal with Minnesota worth about $19 million, according to multiple reports. That rss Read the Original Article
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IRVING — Cowboys safety Abram Elam learned during practice Thursday that his father, Donald, an ordained minister, had died. Elam is planning to head to Florida to visit with his… rss Read the Original Article Here: http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com http://www.dallasnews.com/sports/?rss&listname=TopStories the feed url

For much of its life, the home remained family property. It housed some member of the family up until the death of Gordon Broyles in 1987. Today, the manor is showing some signs of its age. Paint is peeling all over the old home, which is locked and apparently unavailable for tours. Pieces of the
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ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers have offered salary arbitration to C.J. Wilson, guaranteeing them two extra draft picks next year if the free agent left-hander signs with another team. Wilson was ranked a Type A free agent after going 16-7 with a 2.94 ERA last season. He has until Dec. 7 to accept the
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There are limits Ben said he’ll follow so he can get another good report at the dentist. “Because if we get candy, if we eat a little bit of candy we can get no sugars in our teeth.” While candy isn’t exactly good for you, Dr. Boozer said oddly enough, chocolate does the least damage
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LONGVIEW (AP) — A medical examiner has found no signs of notable trauma or foul play in the June death of an inmate in the Gregg County jail. The death of 30-year-old Micah Aaron Garner June 6 in the jail was the second in the facility in less than six months. The Longview News-Journal (http://bit.ly/nrVLcM)
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MARBLE FALLS — Signs could soon go up in city parks asking motorists to voluntarily refrain from using cell phones when they drive through, according to a proposal under consideration by the City Council. However, freedom of speech issues may arise if the city passes such an ordinance, City Attorney Barbara Boulware-Wells told the council
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