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Ariel McDonald (above) will take up her post as the new director of Quitaque’s Caprock Library at the end of July. She has been training and learning the ropes the last couple of weeks, and hers will be the new face Caprock Library patrons see most between now and then. | COURTESY PHOTO

Ariel McDonald (above) will take up her post as the new director of Quitaque’s Caprock Library at the end of July. She has been training and learning the ropes the last couple of weeks, and hers will be the new face Caprock Library patrons see most between now and then. | COURTESY PHOTO

NEW LIBRARIAN

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FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

Body All four quilters were together to quilt and have a great visit. What enjoyment we had visiting and being together.The Baptist Church is having Vacation Bible Schoolthisweek,andmany kids are having lots of fun getting together and learning about Jesus.

Summer events continue at Caprock Canyons State Park & Trailway

Body Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of summer, and many outdoor enthusiasts look forward to heading out to state parks for recreation and revitalization. Activities include not only outdoor hikes, drives, and nature programs, but music and culture.

LOOKING BACK

Body July 4, 1975: Swimmers, anglers enjoy Lake TheoJuly 4, 1975—New Lake Theo State Park open for day use. . . . Services to be conducted this afternoon for Mary Long, 79. . . . Graveside rites for Amy Durham, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
MOTLEY LIBRARY SUMMER READING

MOTLEY LIBRARY SUMMER READING

MOTLEY LIBRARY SUMMER READING

Body Attendees made “Imagination Gardens”—everyone’s garden was different, and volunteers Deanie Edwards, Sherry Rose, Shea Rose, Deb Spray, Pam Jones, Erin Jones and Madison Maldonado helped make Summer Reading 2024 a successful and fun time.
FLOMOT NEWS

FLOMOT NEWS

FLOMOT NEWS

Body Motley County had sunny, hot and windy weather in June with triple-digit temperatures topping 100 and 104 degrees and nighttime temperatures not cooling down. The county was issued a heat alert. We appreciated the good rain.
Paducah FFA students had a great time last week touring Air Tractor. The ag youth were able to see what a wide variety of jobs that go into making an airplane. | COURTESY PHOTO

Paducah FFA students had a great time last week touring Air Tractor. The ag youth were able to see what a wide variety of jobs that go into making an airplane. | COURTESY PHOTO

PADUCAH FFA

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The Valley High School Class of 1994 celebrated their 30-year reunion last week. | COURTESY PHOTO

The Valley High School Class of 1994 celebrated their 30-year reunion last week. | COURTESY PHOTO

CLASS REUNION

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VALLEY CHEER AT CAMP

VALLEY CHEER AT CAMP

VALLEY CHEER AT CAMP

Body VALLEY CHEER AT CAMP Valley cheerleaders attended cheerleading camp last week and won the following awards: NCA’s Most Improved Team; Stunt S.A.F.E Award; Spirit Stick. | COURTESY PHOTO

Prescribed Fire Field Day set for Friday, July 19

Body The Matador Wildlife Management Area will be holding a Prescribed Fire Field Day on Friday, July 19, 2024, from 9 am to 4 p.m.Indoor presentations will be held during the morning session at the Paducah Housing Authority Community Center located at 711 Richards St., Paducah.