COUNTY LIFE
Carl Acuff Junior Show to benefit Bowie Senior Citizens Center
The Carl Acuff Junior Show will be presented as a benefit concert for the Bowie Senior Citizens Project on Dec. 19.
This show is an entertaining evening for the entire family featuring new and old country, comedy, classic rock ‘n’ roll, motown, disco, do wop and audience participation. Throw some impersonators into the mix and a salute to our veterans, it is great family entertainment.
The concert will be at 7 p.m. on Dec. 19 in the Bowie Community Center. Tickets are $10 in advance and are available at the center, 501 Pelham Street. Tickets will Be $12 at the door.
The Bowie Senior Center is open Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. with lunch served at noon. Nearly 10,000 meals are served in the dining room throughout the year and another 21,000 are served to the home-bound in and around Bowie through the meals on Wheels program.
Call 872-4500 with any questions.
COUNTY LIFE
Wheels & Grills rolls this weekend
Make plans to come out and celebrate the 10th annual Wheels and Grills BBQ Cook-off and Car Show Sept. 20-21.
Staying true to the native cuisine of Texas, participants will be preparing a wide range of barbecue-inspired dishes including brisket, ribs, chicken, pork butt, beans, salsa and drink concoctions across two days of competition. . The High Point Cooker prize has been increased to $3,000 along with a pair of Fenoglio Boots
The event also will feature a car and motorcycle show and a cornhole tournament on Sept. 21.
Read the full story in the mid-week Bowie News.
COUNTY LIFE
Saint Jo homecoming queen will be named
Saint Jo High School celebrates homecoming this week with daily themed events. Homecoming court and queen nominees are: Layla Polk, sophomore princess; Maxey Johnson, junior princess; Taylor Patrick, Tara Wolf, Ava Rossin and Aliyah Vasquez, senior queen candidates; Bailie Nobile, junior princess and Olivia Johnson, freshman princess. The queen will be crowned during halftime ceremonies at Harley Sewell Stadium as the Panthers play Forestburg on Sept. 20. Pep rally at 3:25 Friday.
Courtesy photo
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Bowie High homecoming royals crowned
Bowie High School homecoming 2024 royals were crowned Friday night. They are seniors Javier Moreno and Beau Combs. See more photos in your mid-week Bowie News. (News photo by Jordan Neal)
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