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Part two: Bowie City Council Political Forum questions

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By BARBARA GREEN
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This is part two of a two-part story from last Thursday night’s Bowie City Council Political Forum. Part one ran in the weekend edition.
A small group of citizens attended Thursday night’s Bowie City Council candidate political forum as the prospects shared their reasons for running in the Nov. 3 election.
All the candidates received a list of nine questions prior to the event which covered a variety of topics. In part one questions focused on why a person runs and their number one goal, views on electrical costs in the city, the lack of a hospital and taxes.
Candidates participating were: Incumbent Councilor Laura Hefley, precinct one; Kristi Bates, precinct two; Glenda Durham and Terry Gunter, both in precinct three. Tawni Jones, candidate in precinct one, was unable to attend.

Read the full story in the mid-week Bowie News.

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Fantasy of Lights Christmas Festival 2023 Sweet Tidings of Gingerbread schedule Dec. 1-3

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Dec. 1
Sip & Stroll With Me, 5-8 p.m., downtown Bowie, $10 to purchase armband and glass from any participating merchant. See full list of merchants in your mid-week Bowie News.
Open house Bowie Economic Development office, 4-6 p.m., 101 E. Pecan.

Dec. 2
Pancakes with Santa, 7-10 a.m., Bowie Fire Department. Free, toy drive donations accepted and photos with Santa.
FUMC Elf ‘N Magic Crafts, 8-11 a.m., Bowie Library, 301 Walnut, free.
Amity Club accepting Bowie Mission donations at 506 N. Mason from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Christmas entertainment, 3-6 p.m., Wise Mercantile, 111 W. Wise.
Live entertainment and holiday songs, 5 p.m., main stage on Smythe Street
Christmas tree lighting ceremony, 6:45 p.m., Smythe and Tarrant Streets
Fantasy of Lights Parade, 7 p.m.

Dec. 3
Amity Club Christmas Tour of Homes, 2-5 p.m., various locations. Tickets $20 at the chamber office, Amity members at at home locations. See full list of homes in the mid-week Bowie News.

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The drainage project at Nelson and Mill saw major progress as the first concrete drain boxes went in along with pipe. These 42-inch corrugated PVC pipes will connect to the inlet box at Mill. The bridge and rusted culverts and pipes have been removed. The pipes will flow through the 11-feet X 6-feet concrete culvert boxes which will be tied together and set in the creek, going under Nelson to Lamb Street.The project contractor has removed all the rusted out galvanized culverts that were located under Nelson Street at Kiwanis Park, along with the bridge that went across the creek that flows through the park. (Courtesy photo and by Barbara Green)

This sewer manhole was being installed near Lamb Street and it will connect with a 12-inch sewer line that flows along the creek downstream. (Photo by Barbara Green)
New inlet boxes were installed at Mill with pipes running east down Nelson to new culvert boxes that will be set into the creek. (Courtesy photo)
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Volunteers make Thanksgiving merry with free community meals

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There were 328 meals served at the community dinner including delivery, take-out and in-house. Coordinator Judy Broker thanked the volunteers and donors who provided nine hams and 15 turkeys along with the bakers of sides and desserts and those who delivered all the free meals. Pictured above volunteers fill meal plates for delivery to area residents.

The wonderful smell of fresh baked rolls filled the kitchen.
Desserts galore from the great bakers taking part in the Bowie Community Meal on Thanksgiving.
The boxes stack up for meal deliveries. (Photos by Barbara Green)
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