Austin Jackson is an Editor at various publications, including the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and JD Supra. He covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on sports—ranging from individual and team sports to the sports business—as well as education, school safety, and animal care. Austin's work has been featured in notable outlets such as the Wise County Messenger, The Daily Toreador, Knowledia, and Lindy's Sports Annuals.
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Austin's coverage primarily focuses on local news, government, healthcare, infrastructure, and education in the Decatur area of Texas. He seems to be interested in stories related to local government announcements, evolving local stories and breaking news that impacts the community.
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By: Austin Jackson
Colton Brazile’s 28-yard touchdown run on fourth down in the final seconds lifted Decatur to a 44-40 win over Denison Friday night. The Eagles trailed 40-37 when they took over with 2:53 remaining, needing a touchdown to avoid their first loss of the season. Decatur coach Cliff Watkins stayed patient, leaning on a ground game that had been tested following […]
By: Austin Jackson
Colton Braziel’s 28-yard touchdown run on fourth down in the final seconds lifted Decatur to a 44-40 win over Denison Friday night. The Eagles trailed 40-37 when they took over with 2:53 remaining, needing a touchdown to avoid their first loss of the season. Decatur coach Cliff Watkins stayed patient, leaning on a ground game that had been tested following […]
By: Makayla Perez, Austin Jackson
Texas Tech cross country placed last as a team in both divisions at the Cowboy Preview in Stillwater, Oklahoma, on Saturday. Sophomore Titus Kimaru won the men's division as an individual.
By: Austin Jackson, Makayla Perez
Ten months removed from a season-ending ACL tear, Texas Tech junior quarterback Will Hammond made his return to action with a 33-10 victory over Abilene Christian University Saturday.
By: Austin Jackson
Newark Fire Department EMS Capt. Rusty Peace will be among the first responders honored with the Star of Texas Award from Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday — the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Each September, the Governor’s Office presents the Star of Texas Awards to peace officers, firefighters and emergency first responders who are killed or […]
A grass fire burned approximately 25 acres south of Bridgeport and prompted the temporary closure of County Road 3336 Saturday evening as firefighters worked to contain the blaze. The fire was reported around 5:30 p.m. near the intersection of County Roads 3336 and 3340. The fire spread quickly before a large response from area departments stopped its forward progression shortly […]
By: Austin Jackson
The world’s largest convenience store chain is expanding into Wise County, with two new locations now planned to be completed in 2027. Last week, plans for a 7-Eleven location in New Fairview were registered with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, months after a similar project was registered in Decatur. The retailer known for Big Gulps and Slurpees currently […]
Texas Tech head coach Joey McGuire has never played a game in Oregon, but one player will see lots of familiar faces during the Red Raiders' first away game against Oregon State University on Saturday.
Texas Tech football added Texas State University to its non-conference schedule for the 2030 season, according to FBSchedules.
During its season opener against Abilene Christian University this past Saturday, Texas Tech's special teams coordinator Kenny Perry said he was disappointed in the unit's performance.
