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United Regional donates laptops to senior citizens

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11 years ago

05/02/2015

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Bowie Senior Citizens has received two laptops from United Healthcare.

United Healthcare will donate computers to deserving community based non-profit organizations in the areas it serves.

The computers can be utilized to help people live healthier lives by giving them free access to the internet where they can find information on jobs, housing, education, government benefits etcetera that will help them thrive in their community.

If you are an organization interested in learning more about this program and are a non-profit please call Kristi Routon, community outreach with United Healthcare at 903-905-1484 for more information. Pictured is (standing) Kristi Routon, United Healthcare and Loyal Killen, (seated) Jean Hatch and Billie Robinson from the Bowie Senior Citizens Project.

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Bowie tennis girls take state title

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2 days ago

05/08/2026

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3A STATE CHAMPIONSHIP IS COMING HOME TO BOWIE!

Heidi and Willow Siebert of Bowie High School have won the 3A state tennis championship! for girl’s tennis doubles!

A decisive 6-3, 6-3 victory in the State Championship brings the gold medal and state title back to Bowie!

Watch for full coverage in your next Bowie News.

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Fairytail Fresco can launch flower fest in your yard

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3 days ago

05/07/2026

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Though I am writing this in April the garden season in Georgia has been a blast and Fresco has been my favorite. You no doubt are pondering what Fresco is?
Well Fresco is a new hydrangea making its debut this year. So, I better get the correct name front and center. It is Fairytrail Fresco Cascade Hydrangea.
So, the fact that The Garden Guy is telling you I have fallen madly in love with a hydrangea that has been blooming in April already starts to stir the imagination.
Proven Winners tells everyone up front that it is early to bloom but Fairytrail Fresco was already blooming when other hydrangeas were deciding if they were going to live through the winter with the repeating vortex.

Read the full story in Thursday’s Bowie News.