Good morning, Longview.

Christus Good Shepherd Medical Center previewed its new Christus Cancer Center at 131 Spring Hill Road on Thursday, ahead of patient treatments starting Oct.

5 and a grand opening scheduled for late September. The 35,000 sqft facility will offer advanced radiation technology and one-stop care for East Texas patients.

Whitehouse Wildcats won 37-14 against Chapel Hill at Wildcat Stadium on Thursday night & marked head coach Brett Gilchrist’s first career win.

The team rushed for 327 yards & Ja’Kayden Robbins accounted for two touchdowns, helping secure the victory.

Football games opened the season on Thursday with mixed results: Jefferson rallied to a 48-21 win over Westwood and Garrison rolled past Danbury 55-0.

Local teams (Longview Lobo JV beat Lufkin 34-10 and Longview A edged Lufkin 8-6, while another team lost 30-12) marked a busy start to the season.

The KC Rangers (coached by Willie Gooden) will face Community Christian today at 6 p.m. at R.E.

St. John Memorial Stadium in Kilgore. Both teams, coming off close losses last week, aim to earn their first win.

Pleasant Grove defeated Kilgore 42-7 on Friday night in Texarkana as turnovers and penalties hampered the Bulldogs' play from start to finish.

Kilgore will prepare for a road game in Gilmer later this week.

The Lobos beat Lufkin 59-7 today at Abe Martin Stadium as veteran quarterback Johnny Hamilton led early drives + extended their win streak to 10 games in this key rivalry match.

On Friday night, the Gladewater Bears defeated the Daingerfield Tigers 39-14 in their season opener at Jack V.

Murphy-Bear Stadium. Lucas Vasquez scored twice — helping his team build a strong lead for a clear win.

Spring Hill defeated White Oak 39-34 Friday night at Panther Stadium (Battle of Hawkins Creek) to improve its series lead to 27-26.

The Panthers built an early lead and secured the season opener with crucial late plays.