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TQISD board appoints Koepke as member

Kodie Fairchild |

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

The Turkey-Quitaque ISD board of trustees held their regular meeting on Monday, Aug. 11, during which they voted in a new board member.Walt Koepke was appointed as the new member, and member Danny House was approved as the board secretary.All items on the consent agenda, including the July 14...

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Varsity Lady Jags win home meet

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Wednesday, September 17, 2025

•Harper Hunt 1st Place 12:11:05• Peyton Taylor 3rd Place 14:23:93• Evelyn Perez 57th Place 19:48:92• Gracie Hardin 61st Place 20:03:97• Kendall Winslow 75th Place 21:10:26• Macey Harvey 109th Place 25:46:72• Hallie Irons 1st Place 13:18:20• Jewel Johnson 4th Place 13:53:94• Kali Keys 12th Place...

VALLEYRUNNERSCOMPETEINGUTHRIE during the Rattlesnake Run cross country meet on Wednesday, Sept. 10. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Patriots run in Guthrie XC meet

Kodie Fairchild |

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

The Valley Patriots travelled to Guthrie on Wednesday, Sept. 10, to compete in the Rattlesnake Run cross country meet.With a total of 360 runners in all four divisions, the competition was tough— but the Patriots competed well.

Senior Kaleb Green earned the Texas 1A Fan Helmet Sticker following the Guthrie Jaguars’ 45-0 win over Woodson Sept. 11, bringing their season record to 2-1. | TEXAS 1A FAN PHOTOS

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TEXAS 1A FAN HELMET STICKER WINNER

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Wednesday, September 17, 2025

TheValley Patriots varsity football team faced the reigning State champions and currently ranked #1 in the State team, the Jayton Jaybirds last week. The took a tough loss 52-6. This week they'll face the Nazareth Swifts. | COURTESY PHOTO

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VALLEY FOOTBALL

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Wednesday, September 17, 2025

TheValley Patriots cheerleaders were on hand last week to cheer their varsity football team in a challenging game against the State champion, Jayton Jaybirds. | COURTESY PHOTO

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VALLEY CHEER

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Wednesday, September 17, 2025

PATRIOTIC DISPLAY by the Valley Patriots ahead of their Sept. 11 bout with the Jayton Jaybirds honored the memory of the 9/11 attacks on the United States. | VALLEY YEARBOOK

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Valley hosts Nazareth at home

Kodie Fairchild |

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

After a three-week stint of losses to top-tier teams in the state—two ranked #1 in their divisions—Valley hopes to finally put a W on the board against the Nazareth Swifts at home on Thursday, Sept. 18.Valley is currently sitting at #34 in the Class 1A-D1 sixmanfootball. com rankings, while...

UNDEFEATED The Motley County Matadors, ranked #4 in the State, defeated Rockwall Heritage last week 62-32. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Matador homecoming slated for Friday

Kodie Fairchild |

Wednesday, September 17, 2025

TheMotleyCounty Matadors are on the move, raking in another win to their 3-0 record for the season and moving up another spot in the Class 1A-D2 rankings to #4.The Matadors travelled to Woodson on Friday, Sept. 12, where they faced off against the Rockwall Heritage Eagles and winning...

Owls rally to top Nazareth Swifts

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Owls rally to top Nazareth Swifts

Kodie Fairchild | Caprcock

Thursday, September 11, 2025

The Silverton Owls travelled to Vernon on Thursday, Sept. 4, to take on the Class 1A Division 1 #30 Northside Indians.The Owls, currently ranked #71 in Division 1 standings according to sixmanfootball.com, were walking into Thursday night the underdogs with the Indians predicted to top the Owls by...

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Treasurer resigns in Briscoe Co.

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Thursday, September 11, 2025

During the regular meeting of the Briscoe County Commissioners Court on Monday, Aug. 11, commissioners accepted the resignation of county treasurer Mary Jo Brannon, effective Sept. 30, 2025, with only one opposing vote.