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Storm lashes area; damages businesses

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By Marlene J. Bohr
 
 
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Wine Festival celebration will be held Sept. 20

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Marlene J. Bohr
 
Avinger Wine Festival promises to offer a variety of participating wineries and vendors for a celebration of wine,  food, art and music. The event will be held Sept. 20 at 460 S. Main St., Highway 49, in Avinger from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Woman receives several stab wounds in fight

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By Marlene J. Bohr
 
A fight in the early morning hours led to the injury of one woman and the arrest of another, according to Hughes Springs Police Chief Randy Kennedy.
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Hughes Springs school district sets tax rate; adopts budget

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Marlene J. Bohr
 
Residents in the Hughes Springs Independent School District area will not see an increase in school taxes for another year. The board of trustees met in a special called meeting Aug. 28 to set the tax rate and adopt the budget.
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Daingerfield alumni banquet will be Sept. 20

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By Marlene J. Bohr
 
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Happenings

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Pancake Supper 
The Daingerfield Lions Club will serve a pancake supper at South Elementary cafeteria before the Daingerfield Tiger football game on Sept.19. Serving will be from 5 to 7 p.m. and takeouts will be available. The event was rescheduled from Aug. 29. Tickets are available at the door.
 
GED Classes 
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Lady Mustangs stomp over Lady Wildkats

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Volleyball started things off on a busy Friday in Hughes Springs with a convincing straight sets victory over the
Waskom Lady Wildkats, 25-15, 25-15, and 25-15. Hughes Springs was once again led by seniors Breanne Gunn, Destiny Gonzales, and also Chloe Hicks.
 
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Jimmy and Ashley Womack receive degrees from Texas A&M

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It was a special summer 2014 commencement at Texas A&M University-Commerce, where husband and wife, Jimmy and Ashley Womack, both received degrees. Jimmy earned his master’s of science degree in applied criminology and Ashley earned a doctorate in counselor education.
 
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Better Living for Texans Program is in full swing

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Pamela Lincoln
Cass County Extension Agent Family and Consumer Sciences
 
What is BLT? It certainly does not stand for bacon, lettuce and tomatoes but Better Living for Texans. Better Living for Texans is a program for adults and kids who want to learn how to eat well and save money. You can make friends and have fun while you learn about eating healthy foods and saving money. To be a part of the Better Living for Texans program, email, call or drop by your local county extension office for additional information.
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Mustangs beat Blue Tigers, with a score of 37-17

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By Rick Colegrove
 

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