Opinion
BRAD ROBICHAUX — Advice from the Internet: “No more zero days”
Nearly as cliché as discussing New Year’s resolu- tions are the discussions about how cliché New Year’s resolutions ... Read more
Author: Brad Robichaux - Page 24 | Port Arthur News
Sports
After tournament win: Memorial coach says “I think we’re rolling”
The James Gamble Classic was just what Alden Lewis hoped it would be — challenging. “I believe it ... Read more
Sports
Seahawks back at work: New Year’s Classic starts today in Port Arthur
(Editor’s note: Lamar State won Monday’s game over Louisiana Christian Prep, 76-59) A long break will leave any team ... Read more
Sports
Memorial coach Alden Lewis looking forward to playing challenging teams
Thursday concluded with Summer Creek, West Brook and Memorial high schools leading their respective pools at the James ... Read more
Sports
James Gamble glad to do what he can for Titans, tournament that bears his name
James Gamble coached at Lincoln High School long before it, Stephen F. Austin and Thomas Jefferson high schools ... Read more
Sports
Prodigal coach: Kenneth Coleman says “my heart is always going to be with Port Arthur”
Kenneth Coleman has a message to Memorial High School, its students, coaches, parents, teachers and the whole community. ... Read more
News
Trust to stand firm: Bryce McMorris kept on solid ground by team
The Nederland Bulldogs’ rocky start to the football season settled some by the fourth game, a 48-0 shutout ... Read more
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SUPER TEAM DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Hard work puts Jatavian Neal in position to succeed
Memorial’s Jatavian Neal goes to the gym everyday with friend and fellow Titan Jaylon Guilbeau. The work he ... Read more
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SUPER TEAM OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Blake Bost connects with support from coaches, players
No one threw more than Port Neches-Groves’ Blake Bost. The prolific passer completed 195 passes on 336 attempts. ... Read more
Sports
Fresh faces: Memorial invites tough, new opponents for James Gamble Classic
The Memorial Titans have won it in five of the past six years and eight times overall, but ... Read more