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“Almost instantly heroes began to appear.They couldn’t save all, but they tried.
“As the towers fell, we caught a glimpse of hell, and then, America cried.
Everyone is invited to attend the annual Walnut Springs Historical Association Fish Fry and auction benefits scholarships, local improvement building projects and educational programs.
Right from the start there was a buzz of excitement in the gym, when Ned’s friend Nate started doing a few yo-yo tricks as the students thronged in.
Sports
On the strength of an impressive victory over one of the state’s Top 10 teams, the Iredell Dragons climbed to the top spot in the Class 1A, Division II rankings for the first time in school history
By Brett Voss
On The ScOrebOard
Rebuilding the Meridian High School football program under an entirely new coaching staff, the Yellowjackets have been taking it one step at a time.
By Brett Voss
Competing in the first three meets of the season, the Meridian boys and girls cross country teams opened the season in Blum three weeks ago before competing in the Keene Invitational Sept.
By Brett Voss
Lifestyle
Remember to come out to the Meridian Police Department’s Family Fun Fest on Sept. 29 at the Lion’s Club Park in Meridian. It’s a whole day of fun from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
By Simone Wichers-Voss
You never know when and if you are going to get lucky when you are out fishing. But last week 13-year-old Kimberly Tomlinson got lucky and then some.
Obituaries
Ruth Kunkel Wiederaenders of Clifton, TX died peacefully on Sept. 12, 2018. Funeral services were held Sept. 17 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Clifton with the Rev. Brian McQuiggin officiating.
Roy L. “Pat” Moffatt, of Saginaw, TX passed Sept. 11, 2018. He will always be remembered as loving father, husband, friend, mentor and colleague.
Laura Josephine Clark, age 88, of Walnut Springs passed away on Sept. 13, 2018 in a Clifton nursing facility. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept.
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