Riley Peyton of Linden-Kildare School captured best in show, while Shelbi Hegler of Hughes Springs and Riley Peyton of Linden-Kildare captured best in school.
Jefferson’s community theatre will hold tryouts for the upcoming musical, “Cheaper By The Dozen” beginning this month.
The Opera House Theatre Players will produce the musical on July 3-4-5 at the Transportation/Tourist building in downtown Jefferson. Rehearsal will begin in June and will also be held at the same location.
Longview World of Wonders is once again working with the Texas Shakespeare Festival to present the World of William, an insider’s look at the annual festival at Kilgore College.
There will be a Landing Zone School on May 17, beginning at 10 a.m. for all area volunteer fire departments. This class is hosted by LIFENET of Texarkana, Ark., and taught by EAGLE MED from Hugo, Okla. This will be held at the MCA Building, the old Marietta School, off of Highway 77 west on 250 North in Marietta.
Daingerfield High School Math Team won the Calculator applications contest at the University Interscholastic League Region 2A Championship at Tyler Junior College on May 3. Cassidy Shaver led the team by winning first with a score of 252. Madison Cross of Ore City took second with a 239, and Daingerfield’s Sam Fowler was a point behind for third. Karter Ford took fourth for Daingerfield with a 226. Cross Allen rounded up the Daingerfield scores with a 182 for ninth place. The team beat second place Ore City by 58 points, or nine correct questions.
Twenty Longview area students graduated from The University of Texas at Tyler on Friday, May 9. These students, who attended the UT Tyler Longview University Center, have successfully completed the bachelor of science in nursing program and are now prepared to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nursing.
A great registry is the first step to planning your happily ever after. As you make your way to the “I Do’s,” it’s also a time to plan for your new lives together. From hosting your first holiday dinner to lazy Sundays on the couch, making your house a home starts with building a great registry. Here are some additional tips to get you started:
