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Bowie Bash helps families get started with new school year

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Families filled the Bowie High School cafeteria and gym for the Bowie Bash back to school event on Aug. 1. They were able to select free supplies such as backpacks, notebooks, crayons and everything else to start the year. They also were able to get students registered. Organizers estimate more than 150 people attended.

Youngsters picked out notebooks, pens, crayons, backpacks and everything they need to start the year. There was even a section for clothing.
Local business, churches and other organizations were invited to host a table at the Bowie Bash and offer resources or helpful items to the families. (News photos by Barbara Green)
Everyone likes to visit with the Jackrabbit mascot.
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‘Casting Out Matthew 4:19’ concert readied

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Come out and support local music and help area churches stock up on food for the upcoming holidays by attending “Casting Out Matthew 4:19” in concert on Aug. 29 at the Bowie Community Center.
Doors open at 5 p.m. with the show at 6 p.m. Please bring a non-perishable food item that will go to local churches and food bank.
There will be live music, showcasing community and compassion throughout the night.
The concert will be followed by Bowie Open Mic Night. Take this opportunity to perform and support the town.

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County 4-H hosting exploration for prospective members

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Montague County 4-H invites students and families interested in 4-H programs to attend an exploration program from 8:30 to 10 a.m. on Aug. 29 at the Montague County Cowboy Church, 1600 FM 455.
Find out about the local clubs and all the projects a member might explore including STEM, poultry, home economics, shooting sports, horse, swine, cattle and much more.

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Texoma Gives returns to support non-profits

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Texoma Gives, the community project that supported non-profits through a donation campaign, stopped in 2025, but KFDX/KJTL stepped up to take it over and it will resume on Sept. 3.

After more than 10 years of providing an central spot for people to support nonprofits across North Texas and southern Oklahoma, the Wichita Falls Area Community Foundation board announced it would no long host the day of giving. During its run about $13 million in donations.

Read the full story and see what Montague County non-profits are participating in your Thursday Bowie News.

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