COUNTY LIFE
Nocona Library readies children’s programs

Friends of the Nocona Public Library will host a pair of programs as part of the children’s summer reading activities through July 25.
These programs will be at 10 a.m. July 11 and July 25, both at the H.J. Justin Building at 100 Clay. On July 11, professional storyteller Ceedee Cornish will offer a program and all ages are welcomed.
Then on July 25 the program is “Color Your World,” where the children will enjoy a story, painting and receive their end of season awards for their reading logs.
There is a weekly summer reading event at the library from noon to 1 p.m. each Monday through July 25. Youth grades one-five are invited to bring their lunch and take part in reading adventures. Call the library to register or with questions, at 825-6373.
COUNTY LIFE
Concert to raise scholarship funds

The Mind’s Eye of Nocona will entertain with music from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s in a concert to support scholarships for Montague County graduating seniors on July 12.
The concert will be at 5 p.m. on July 12 at the Veranda Inn Event Center in Nocona. Tickets are $20 for all table seating. Purchase six or more tickets for a reserved table.
The band invites you to brown bag your dinner and BYOB. Proceeds support scholarships for seniors from Nocona, Prairie Valley, Saint Jo, Bowie, Forestburg and Gold-Burg.
The Mind’s Eye is composed of local residents Donna Lemons, Larry G. Lemons, Carroll Fuller, Warren Young and Karen Young. To purchase tickets stop by the L.G. Lemons Art Gallery at 300 Clay or call Larry at 940-366-5782 or Donna at 940-366-6825.
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Lake Nocona was filled with sparkles during the July 4th holiday

Fireworks abounded at Lake Nocona during the July 4th weekend. Along with the annual Lions Club fireworks, the Rusty and Billy Henley family fireworks lit up the skies. Saint Jo Firefighters also hosted their annual fireworks event. (Photo by Trena Henley)




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BCDB spruces up signal boxes

Bowie Community Development Board recently unveiled a new beautification efforts in downtown that decorates up a plain metal box. After getting approval from the Texas Department of Transportation a plastic skin showcasing historic Bowie photos was created and wrapped around the box. This box is located at Smythe and Wise, showing historical photos from this area of downtown. Similar skins are located in windows in downtown.

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