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Grave AI deficiency

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The 501

Hanaba Munn Welch

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body Wills Point. The name jumped out at me as I traveled across Texas on a Shreveport-to-Fargo trek, headed home to the farm.Ephesians 5:22 also spoke to me: “Wives, obey your husbands .…” Would Hugh want me dawdling in a cemetery, looking for a grave in Wills Point?

FRIDAY FRIGHT NIGHT wound up as a heartbreaker for the Silverton Owls, after callback of a crucial last-quarter play. | KODIE FAIRCHILD

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Owls end season in tight matchup against Lorenzo

Kodie Fairchild

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body TheSilvertonOwls traveled to Lorenzo last Friday night to finish their season with a heartbreaking 52-55 loss against the Hornets.The Owls started with an 8-0 lead early in the game, but the Hornets quickly answered with their own 6 points.

Runners Melody Rampley (right, 18th place) and Hagen Lopez (left, 69th place) both competed in the Texas 1A State Cross Country Meet in Round Rock last Saturday. | KODIE FAIRCHILD

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SILVERTON SIBLINGS

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Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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CAPROCK LIBRARIAN Ariel White worked with volunteers to raise funds for a variety of program needs. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Chicken soup for the library soul

Kodie Fairchild |

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body The Caprock Public Library, located in Quitaque, hosted a soup fundraiser Oct. 29 at the city’s Hope Center.

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

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FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

Joy Stodghill

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body From the week of October 24: The three of us got to quilt Thursday and as always, had a good time. A representative from Medicare came and visited us. We had coffee and banana bread while she talked to us, and we enjoyed her visit and information.

HEALTH FOR PEOPLE AND PETS was the objective of Quitaque’s wellness event Oct. 26. | KODIE FAIRCHILD

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Quitaque vaccination clinic injected with success

Kodie Fairchild

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body Quitaque’s We The Women volunteer group hosted their first annual Wellness Fair on Saturday, Oct 26 at the Hope Center.

Matador Connect

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Matador Connect

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Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body Week of November 7, 2024 Email news items to Marilyn Hicks at mimhicks@msn.comWhat’s all that wet stuff? A take on a famous line from Bambi to show our amazement and gratitude for the rain.

Staff of the Matador Ranch announced last week the a Christmas ornament for purchase, featuring its historic headquarters building. The three-inch gold-plated, etched ornament with attached black ribbon displays the Matador Ranch Headquarters House built in 1917, which is still standing and used as the headquarters office and ranch manager house. It’s available for $15 at https:// matadorranch.myshopify.com. | COURTESY PHOTO

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HEADQUA R T E R S FOR HOLIDAYS

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Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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FLOMOT NEWS

Earlyne Jameson

Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body Extremely dry weather for Motley County in OctoberThe ongoing heat wave in October comes amid a recordshattering hot summer with temperatures reaching 107 degrees in August.

LADY MATS WIN

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LADY MATS WIN

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Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Body In their season opener on the road, the Motley County Lady Matadors defeated the Amherst girls’ varsity basketball team 43-20 to start the season with a win. | MOTLEY COUNTYYEARBOOK