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Seagoville Flashback: Three Drowned. Did Help Come 40 Minutes Late?

On Father's Day in 1990 a family fishing trip near Seagoville ended in a triple drowning. The deaths would later produce extraordinary allegations against...
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Case Update: A $40 Gun Sale After Seagoville Killing

What began as an argument over a missing purse ended with Weldon “Glen” Liscum III fatally shot, a discarded truck, and a gun sold...
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Did Seagoville Jail a City Critic? — The O.B. Spencer Story

More than four decades ago, a dispute over a backyard fence in Seagoville escalated far beyond a simple code violation. A vocal critic of...
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Where Are They Now? Cleburn “Ray” Davidson — SHS Class of 1964

Cleburn "Ray" Davidson's path from Seagoville High School eventually led him to stages across North Texas, recognition from regional music organizations, and even a...
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Did You Know? Crandall Was Born From the Railroad

Crandall residents drive past railroad tracks, neighborhoods, schools and businesses every day, but many may not know that the community itself owes much of...
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Seagoville High School Then and Now: How the Dragon Campus Has Changed Across the Decades

Generations of students have entered Seagoville High School wearing different fashions, carrying different technology and preparing for careers that may not have existed when...
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How Crandall Got Its Name: A Railroad, a Minister and the Birth of a Texas Town

Long before Crandall became one of Kaufman County’s fastest-growing communities, the area was open agricultural land where scattered families raised crops and livestock across...
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