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Bowie Animal Shelter is full of adoptable animals

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How about welcoming this sweet pup into your family. The Bowie Animal Shelter is full and there are some great animals in need of loving homes. The shelter is open Monday to Friday 7 a.m.- 4 p.m. and on Saturday 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. You can call Willy during the week at 940-841-1425.

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Wine Like a Dog event on Tuesday

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The new Montague County Animal Rescue, which will be helping with operation of the new county animal shelter invite you to “Wine Like A Dog” on Dec. 3 at Kimber Creek Wine Bar and Gift Shop on Dec. 3.
The evening will include wine and charcuterie rom 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., while raising funds or the rescue organization. Tickets are $50.
Melanie Gillespie of Montague County Animal Rescue said the new 501c3 has completed its agreement to work with Montague County operating the animal shelter.
“Your support enables us to launch the opening of the first count-run animal shelter. We invite you to join our mission of rescuing, rehabilitating and finding loving homes for animals in need,” said Gillespie.
Limited tickets will be offered at the door based on availability. Those with questions may call Gillespie at 469-951-0215 or email [email protected].

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Bowie Elementary students enjoy Pioneer Days fun

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Bowie Elementary’s first grade teachers and students enjoyed the annual Pioneer Days activities on the last day before the Thanksgiving break. Mrs. Jones showed off some family quilts while the kids in her class made quilt collages out of scrap material. (Top photo)

Selecting just the right material for the quilt collage.
At this station the kids made their own cowboy hat and boots.
This class enjoyed pumpkin pie in a bag.

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Santa’s Workshop opens shopping season

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Santa’s Workshop, hosted by the Young Homemakers this past Saturday, welcomed a huge crowd to the Bowie Community Center. Families and friends continued this annual tradition looking through gift items, food and jewelry. (Photo by Barbara Green)

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