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Enjoy America’s popular weekend magazine supplement, American Profile in your weekend Bowie News. Meet the Kindest Kid of 2016.

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Senior Next Steps planned Jan. 30 at Bowie High

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Bowie High School’s graduating class of 2025 will take part in Senior Next Steps at 5 p.m. on Jan. 30 in the high school cafeteria.
This will be an opportunity to mark things off that graduation check-list such as cap and gown orders and double-checking graduation requirements.
There also will be information on scholarships,Red River Promise, Texas Workforce Solutions, college testing, federal financial assistance applications and military services. Make plans to attend with your senior.

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All Together Show posts its largest number of entries

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Toby Hill, Nocona Elementary, was all smiles as he walked with Blayton Calabrese, Saint Jo FFA, with his sheep during the All Together Show. This was despite the show being moved up one day due to the snow. Organizers said they had the largest number of participants in the four years since it started, helpers also came from Saint Jo, Prairie Valley, Nocona and Bowie High Schools. (photos by Jennifer Gaston)
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Snow doesn’t stall youth fair

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By BARBARA GREEN
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It has been a few years since winter weather threatened the Montague County Youth Fair, but with just a bit of schedule juggling all the events were completed and the sale was a big success.
Youth fair organizers and competitors are no strangers to cold, wet winter weather and transporting large cows and pigs, plus kids and huge ag mechanic projects is often the norm. The Thursday snow storm brought more than six inches of fluffy snow across the county. However, at certain points it was a hazard to deal with as it came down faster than trucks could clear it away.
Kristy Tillman, chairman of the fair board, said “If this week is not an example of hard work, perseverance and dedication, I am not sure what else could be.”
She continued on a good weather week the show is no easy feat with so many moving parts and she is aware many questioned why they continued to have the show with the snowy weather.
“It is stock show weather! We could be cold, hot, wet or dry during county show week and we have seen it all. I am a firm believer folks involved with agriculture are just built a little different. When inclement weather comes in, we all know we still have to work, it may just take a little longer and we have to bundle up a little more, but we have to persevere,” explained Tillman.
The executive committee took the steps it felt were necessary to allow the show to go on with few schedule changes. Tillman emphasized moving the show was not an option with the major show schedule starting with Fort Worth this month and ending with Houston in March.

Read the full story and see all the winners in the Winner’s Circle in your Thursday Bowie News.

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