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March 2, 2015

• Tyson, Parsons to miss tonight’s game against the Pelicans
• Mavs are concerned about New Orleans
• Keller has emerged as a boys basketball power under Durant
• Lone Star Hi-Railers to hold first train fest model train show, swap
• Texas leads nation in new home sales
• Mustangs nipped by Brewer in Starnes’ last season
• Grapevine midfielder earns national player of the week honors
• Lady Mustangs end history-making season
• Defense, pitching will carry Panthers baseball
• Trinity senior commits to Indiana Tech lacrosse
• Trojans knocked out after strong start vs. Cedar Hill
• Bell-Trinity soccer rivalry friendly, still intense
• A mysterious message found in bottle at Lake Grapevine
• PLAYER SPOTLIGHT: Savannah Trevino, L.D. Bell
• SPORTS DIGEST
• Dragons looking forward to rematch vs. Colleyville Heritage
• Southlake sees reduction in property crimes
• First Baptist Grapevine is debt-free
• Lady Dragons pouring in the offense
• Fort Worth’s South Main getting $8.6 million makeover
• 26-story office building planned for downtown Fort Worth
• Review: Hall Ensemble creates close encounters of the best kind at Avoca Coffee
• Mark Cuban, Ann Coulter to star in ‘Sharknado 3’
• Billy Bob’s Texas launches campaign to bring Jack White to Fort Worth
• Losses at home to sub.-500 teams could haunt Mavs
• Local election filings
• Two dead in Benbrook shooting
• Man dies after being shot outside Fort Worth club last month
• Review: Kimbell exhibit shows artistic view of Nancy Lee and Perry R. Bass
• GameDay: New Orleans Pelicans at Dallas Mavericks
• Bankruptcy trustee opposes bonuses for RadioShack executives
• Cowboys place franchise tag on receiver Dez Bryant
• Seeking a top school leader, all over again
• Funky Fort Worth water could use a slice of lemon
• Cowgirl Chef: Dinner by the bowlful
• Medal of Honor; Netanyahu’s speech
• All Points: Sensible regulation or backdoor gun control?
• Schools should set their start dates
• Despite loss, TCU’s Johnson says he would take the train again
• TCU starts spring practice with long-jump champ available
• TCU women’s basketball seniors finding identity on defense