COMMERCE — The Commerce High School varsity football team (2-0) scored 27 second half points to defeat the Cooper High School Bulldogs 33-22. The Tigers were led by sophomore running back Robert Jackson, who totaled 179 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Pick up this week's edition of The Commerce Journal for a rull recap.
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New curriculum director looks to fill the shoes left by Robinson
It’s going to take two men to fill the void left by Julia Robinson at Commerce Independent School District.
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Commerce ISD under budget for second year in a row
The Commerce Independent School District is under budget for the second year in a row, which says a lot according to CISD Superintendent Blake Cooper.
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Does drug testing work?
In 2002, the United States Supreme Court voted in a 5-4 ruling to uphold a school district’s authority to randomly drug test students who engage in "competitive" extracurricular activities.
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Zombies spotted in Commerce
Family Video turned into a haven for zombies last Friday as a promotion for the release of “Warm Bodies,” as well as a bake sale to support victims of the tornado in Moore, Okla.
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Safety precautions can prevent tragedies
Late last month two tragedies struck members of east Texas.
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Civil rights trip an eye-opening experience for students, teachers alike
History has well documented the Civil Rights movement in the early 1960s through film and still images.
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Looking for people to help boost Commerce athletics
Commerce Athletic Booster Clup President Bill Mulcahy wants to see a crowd of people at Luigi’s on June 10 at 6:30 p.m.
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Superintendent claims closing of CSCOPE curriculum was politically charged
Politics had a large part in the downfall of CSCOPE, according to Commerce Independent School District Superintendent Blake Cooper.
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Loss in enrollment reflected in Commerce ISD revenue outlook
Although the Commerce Independent School District lost 46 students during the 2012-13 school year, CISD Superintendent Blake Cooper vowed the district’s budget would continue to be balanced.
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New life blossoms
The second oldest florist shop in Hunt County will soon be closing its doors.
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