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Silverton surprises Whitharral

Silverton surprises Whitharral

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Silverton surprises Whitharral

Craig Sperry
Tuesday, September 13, 2022
Body After three weeks of play Silverton Owls may have pulled the biggest upset of the young season, downing No. 4-ranked Whitharral 34–30 at home on Thursday.
JAG HOMECOMING Last week Guthrie celebrated its Homecoming and the Queen and King were Julianna Smith and Hadley Ray. | COURTESY PHOTO

JAG HOMECOMING Last week Guthrie celebrated its Homecoming and the Queen and King were Julianna Smith and Hadley Ray. | COURTESY PHOTO

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DRAGONSWIN

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Body The Paducah Dragons defeated the Silverton Owls 46–39 in their first home game of the 2022 season. | COURTESY PHOTO
FOOTHILLS HEADLINER Slade Coulter, one of the hottest new acts on the country/rock scene will be the headliner at Foothills Celebration October 15 in Matador. | COURTESY GRAPHIC

FOOTHILLS HEADLINER Slade Coulter, one of the hottest new acts on the country/rock scene will be the headliner at Foothills Celebration October 15 in Matador. | COURTESY GRAPHIC

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Foothills Celebration set for Oct. 15 in downtown Matador

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Body KAY ELLINGTON | CAPROCK COURIER Foothills Celebration, a music and entertainment festival in downtown Matador set for Saturday, Oct. 15, has announced the lineup of performers for its autumn event.

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Flomot News

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Body Overheard The summer of 1966 I worked for the U.S. Forest Service in north central Idaho’s Clearwater National Forest. I found a ride from North Carolina with a college student who needed passengers on a trip to California.
CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK As of Sept. 5, 2022, the ban on outdoor burning has been lifted, and campfires are allowed. The state park reminds everyone to burn responsibly—never leave a campfire unattended, and always ensure when leaving that campfire embers are no longer warm. | COURTESY GRAPHIC

CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK As of Sept. 5, 2022, the ban on outdoor burning has been lifted, and campfires are allowed. The state park reminds everyone to burn responsibly—never leave a campfire unattended, and always ensure when leaving that campfire embers are no longer warm. | COURTESY GRAPHIC

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CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
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FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Body by Joy Stodghill We girls had a great time quilting Thursday, as usual, and we got to roll one end of the quilt. It is going slow as there is lots of sewing to be done on it. But we are not in a hurry, and we enjoy getting together.
JAGS WIN The Guthrie Jaguars won in front of the home crowd last week, defeating the Lorenzo Hornets 34-19. This week they travel to Hart, where they’ll take on the Longhorns Friday night. | TEXAS 1A FAN PHOTO

JAGS WIN The Guthrie Jaguars won in front of the home crowd last week, defeating the Lorenzo Hornets 34-19. This week they travel to Hart, where they’ll take on the Longhorns Friday night. | TEXAS 1A FAN PHOTO

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JAGS WIN

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
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VALLEY WINS The Valley Patriots traveled to Springlake-Earth where they defeated the Wolverines 46-13 Friday. This week, they host the Whiteface Antelopes. MORE PHOTOS in Spotlight, page 10. | VALLEY PHOTOS BY DILLON JONES PHOTOGRAPHY, PLAINVIEW

VALLEY WINS The Valley Patriots traveled to Springlake-Earth where they defeated the Wolverines 46-13 Friday. This week, they host the Whiteface Antelopes. MORE PHOTOS in Spotlight, page 10. | VALLEY PHOTOS BY DILLON JONES PHOTOGRAPHY, PLAINVIEW

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VALLEY WINS

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Tuesday, September 6, 2022
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