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RABBITS OF DIFFERENT SORTS have multiplied at the Jackrabbit Route 66 gift shop in Sot. Joseph, Arizona. A scary-looking giant rabbit—saddled up for photo ops—was replaced some years ago with a happier one, and was joined by a VW Rabbit on the site.

RABBITS OF DIFFERENT SORTS have multiplied at the Jackrabbit Route 66 gift shop in Sot. Joseph, Arizona. A scary-looking giant rabbit—saddled up for photo ops—was replaced some years ago with a happier one, and was joined by a VW Rabbit on the site.

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SPOTLIGHT ON ROUTE 66 RAMBLE: DAY 8, ARIZONA

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Wednesday, September 4, 2024
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EARTH AND SKY Representatives of Soluna Computing, including CEO John Belizaire (second from right), turned over ceremonial shovels of dirt at a groundbreaking ceremony last Wednesday for phase 2 of the firm’s data center in Briscoe County. As the cameras clicked, a gust of wind behind the men churned into a small landspout, which quickly dissipated. We’ll have more on what Soluna’s data processing means for Briscoe County in next week’s issue. | CAPROCK COURIER

EARTH AND SKY Representatives of Soluna Computing, including CEO John Belizaire (second from right), turned over ceremonial shovels of dirt at a groundbreaking ceremony last Wednesday for phase 2 of the firm’s data center in Briscoe County. As the cameras clicked, a gust of wind behind the men churned into a small landspout, which quickly dissipated. We’ll have more on what Soluna’s data processing means for Briscoe County in next week’s issue. | CAPROCK COURIER

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SOLUNA EXPANSION GROUNDBREAKING

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Wednesday, September 4, 2024
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REP. KEN KING, TX-88

REP. KEN KING, TX-88

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King to discuss upcoming lege session in Silverton Sept. 10

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Wednesday, September 4, 2024
Body On Tuesday, September 10, 2024, Representative Ken King will be touring a segment of House District 88 to discuss the upcoming 89th Regular Legislative Session.King will be at the Silverton Public Library, 405 Broadway, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.

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2024 CAPROCK HAPPENINGS

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Wednesday, September 4, 2024
Body Please let us know of any corrections: caprockcourier@gmail.comArea School Homecoming Dates MOTLEY COUNTY vs. Hart, Friday, Sept. 13, 7:30 p.m. GUTHRIE vs. Rule, Thursday, Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. SILVERTON vs. White Deer, Thursday, Sept. 26, 7:30 p.m. PADUCAH vs.
OWLS WIN The #11-ranked Silverton Owls defeated the Boys Ranch Rough Riders 63-33 Thursday night on the road to open their season with a win. Silverton will host their home opener Thursday night taking on the Vernon Northside Indians. | COURTESY PHOTO

OWLS WIN The #11-ranked Silverton Owls defeated the Boys Ranch Rough Riders 63-33 Thursday night on the road to open their season with a win. Silverton will host their home opener Thursday night taking on the Vernon Northside Indians. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Owls pull off rainy victory over Roughriders

Kodie Fairchild |
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
Body The preseason ranked - #11 Silverton Owls traveled to Boys Ranch for an exciting but rainy season opener. The Boys Ranch Roughriders previously played 11-man football until this year and are now ranked #76 in the Six Man Division 1 pre-season standings.
VALLEY LOSS TheValley Patriots fell to the #5-in-the-state Borden County Coyotes Friday night 56-8 in the Jayton Gridiron Classic. | COURTESY PHOTO

VALLEY LOSS TheValley Patriots fell to the #5-in-the-state Borden County Coyotes Friday night 56-8 in the Jayton Gridiron Classic. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Valley loses season opener in strategic matchup

Kodie Fairchild |
Wednesday, September 4, 2024
Body NewValleyheadcoach Crockett Gilmore has built a tough early schedule lineup in preparation for district play.

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LOOKING BACK

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Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Body August 29, 1983: Silverton cheer squad; end-of-summer social activities August 29, 1983—Leading cheers for the Owls this school year will be Lee Ann Durham, Tammi Edwards, Shellie Cornett, Kori Baird, Alesha Patton and Necole Whitfill....
FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

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FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

Joy Stodghill
Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Body I am finally back and so, so sorry I missed quilting and being with friends. I was in Lubbock all week as Carol was moving from her rented duplex into a bigger home. She has two dogs that “Grandma Joy” needed to keep while she and the movers worked.

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Flomot News

Earlyne Jameson
Tuesday, August 27, 2024
Body Rick and Susan Day visited Pampa recently with her parents, Linda and Rudolph Rankin.Todd and Karen Washington visited in Matador Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Wanda Anderson, as they were enroute home from a business trip in Austin.