COUNTY LIFE
Outdoor movie series wraps season
The Bowie Outdoor Movie Night series comes to an end on Aug. 5 with “Despicable Me” at the downtown venue at Tarrant and Mason.
The public is encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to enjoy the evening under the stars downtown in the parking lot at the corner of Tarrant and Mason Streets, on the giant inflatable screen. The shows are free.
This popular movie launched the series that features Gru the master criminal with a big heart and his yellow minions. Released in 2010 it runs 1:35. It soon became a family classic that has led to four movies.
The concession stand will open one hour prior to show time (dusk/dark).
For more updates on the show follow the Bowie Community Development Board’s Facebook page.
COUNTY LIFE
Forestburg readies Christmas fest on Dec. 14
The community of Forestburg will host its Christmas in Forestburg events on Dec. 14.
During the day there will be activities in town. From noon to 5 p.m. enjoy corn hole, live music, vendors, food trucks, a hay maze, kid’s activities and a fudge and wreath contests.
There is a chili cookoff from noon to 1 p.m., books with Mrs. Claus at 2:30 p.m., photos with Santa at 3 p.m., a tree lighting at 6 p.m. followed by a lighted parade at 7 p.m.
A dance at the city fire hall will wrap up the day after the parade.
COUNTY LIFE
Mural unique to Nocona’s heritage going up in downtown
Sunset artists Roger Whitaker and his wife, Rachel, continue to work on a new mural going up in downtown Nocona. Located on the south wall of the Gibbs Drug Store, the mural will represent Comanche Chief Peta Nokoni, for whom Nocona is named. Building owners Rusty and Carolyn Fenoglio along with several other business owners and residents sponsored the commission and worked closely with Tales ‘N’ Trails Museum to get the historical background, including verifying the correct name spelling. (photo by Larry Lemons)
COUNTY LIFE
Santa letter deadline extended through Sunday
The Bowie News has extended its Santa Claus letter deadline through Sunday, Dec. 8. These letters that arrive in time will be published in the Dec. 21 Christmas greetings edition.
We look forward to sharing all these touching and entertain letters. Santa’s mailbox is located in front of the The Bowie News, 200 Walnut. Forms are available on the webpage here or on the Facebook page. Print one out and submit it, or create your own.
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