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Lynn Lierly happy to return home to Nocona High

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This is the first in a series of stories The News will be publishing as the new school year opens to introduce administrative changes within the county’s school districts.
By DANI BLACKBURN
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Former Nocona High School Principal Lynn Lierly is returning to Indian Territory after a short hiatus.
Lierly was the NHS principal for seven years before retiring in 2013. He then drove “across the river” to Waurika, where he taught science for several years at the high school. However, when the assistant position became available, he took the opportunity to come back.
“Nocona is just home,” said Lierly. “Everyone is friendly, very involved and supportive – it’s a good place.”

Read the full feature in the weekend News.

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Bowie, Nocona libraries wrap up summer reading this week

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Local libraries wrap up their children’s summer reading programs this week.
The Bowie Public Library brings the popular Creature Teacher with all their spectacular animals for the final event on July 23 at the Bowie Community Center.
The program begins at 10 am. The children also will receive their prize books for their summer logs.
The Nocona Public Library ends its program at 10 a.m. on July 24 at the H.J. Justin Building at 100 Clay Street. The program will be “Our Own Action Heroes -” Nocona fire, police and EMTs.

Top photo – Smokey Bear visiting Bowie last week at summer reading.

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Color added to outside kennels at Bowie Animal Shelter

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Rachel and Roger Whitaker gave this metal storage container a fresh look with this colorful mural at the Bowie Animal Shelter. (Photo by Barbara Green)

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Youngsters attend swimming lessons this week

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Swim lessons for youngsters of all ages were conducted the past two weeks at the city pool. It was a good place to be during this summer heat. See more photos in the weekend News. (Photos by Barbara Green)

This young man jumps off into the deep end off the diving board as his lifeguard instructor watches.
Learning to float is a good start.
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