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BLOCKING BACK In Friday night’s Motley County victory over Crowell, running back Jake Richards rushed for 160 yards and 3 touchdowns, as well as leading defensively with four tackles and four assists. Shown here is Richards blocking the Crowell defensive rush and protecting the quarterback. | COURTNEY MENDOLA PHOTO

BLOCKING BACK In Friday night’s Motley County victory over Crowell, running back Jake Richards rushed for 160 yards and 3 touchdowns, as well as leading defensively with four tackles and four assists. Shown here is Richards blocking the Crowell defensive rush and protecting the quarterback. | COURTNEY MENDOLA PHOTO

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Motley Co. blanks Crowell 48–0 before Homecoming crowd

Kay Ellington
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body A Matador fan couldn’t have asked for a better outcome in the Motley County versus Crowell game before a hometown crowd celebrating Homecoming last Friday night. A balanced offensive and defensive strategy put Motley County in command from the start.

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Motley County wheat plantings nearly complete

Texas A&m Agrilife
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body Conditions are dry, warm and windy. Some field preparation activity took place, but most farmers were waiting for rain before moving forward with wheat planting. Motley County reported wheat plantings were nearly complete. Sugarcane aphids were reported in sorghum.
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MOTLEY TRAINING

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MOTLEY TRAINING

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body MOTLEY TRAINING Sergio Palacios from iDocket visited the Motley County Clerk's office. Sergio was here to help the recently appointed County and District Clerk D'anna Russell with the software that is used in the clerk's office for money transaction, records, and court.

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Overheard

Flomot News By Earlyne Jameson
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body Hurry! Here comes the iceman! It was a familiar call on a warm humid summer morning in the 1930s in our small village of Michigan. “It’s the iceman! Hurry!” Youngsters’ voices echoed the urgent message in our neighborhood.

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Community News

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body Mrs. Janice Hughes visited in Lubbock, Thursday, with her son, Billy Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kendall and son Mason of Quitaque visited Friday night with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. Travis Kendall.

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Motley County Senior Citizens Center Menu

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body The Motley County Senior Citizens is open to serve meals inside or for carry out from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. every weekday. Seating inside the center has been arranged to meet safety guidelines for dining 6 feet apart.
PADUCAH LIBRARY FUNDRAISER

PADUCAH LIBRARY FUNDRAISER

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PADUCAH LIBRARY FUNDRAISER

News Staff
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body PADUCAH LIBRARY FUNDRAISER Volunteers for the Paducah library created a successful fundraiser last week. Janie Canales, with the help of Rosa Cruz and Sylvia Tucker, cooked an enchilada dinner.

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Paducah library fundraiser is a tasty success

Liz Adams
Tuesday, September 21, 2021
Body In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Bicentennial City-County Library in Paducah hosted a fundraiser on Sunday, Sept. 19 from noon to 4:00 p.m. The event took place at Yesteryears on Richards Street.