Oklahoma musical tonight through Monday at Canyon High
Canyon High School hosts Oklahoma a musical with shows at 7 p m today Saturday and Monday and 2 p m Sunday Students and seniors pay 5 dollars while adults are 8 dollars Tickets at the door rise to 10 dollars in price
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Oklahoma the Musical Brings Ensemble Youth to Stage
All students invited to participate in a fall Oklahoma musical at a school theater program. The production features cowboy Curly played by Taylor Whip ple, with a Broadway classic centerpiece set in Indian Territory on the road to statehood. April Cox notes the show unites fine arts across band choir art and theatre, with auditions after Thanksgiving and two hours of daily rehearsals leading to a dress rehearsal this week.
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No Man's Land Fire District Push Near Bracken
County trims 16000 in subsidies as residents in no man s land face high out of district fire and EMS costs. Parker notes 73 homes may join District 6, with 50 signers needed for a petition. Reed leads effort, while Fire Chief Herber considers a seventh consolidated district to cover scattered areas. Bracken volunteers pledge coverage with mutual aid to priority District 6 taxpayers.
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Lawsuit Bids Slander Case Defense Strong
Attorney says the case pits Zercher against Holland over released private medical records and public remarks. Zercher seeks damages for reputational harm with a one year filing window, while no trial date deadline exists. O’Connell cites readiness to defend and confidence in a Comal County jury’s consideration of relevant evidence.
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Dallas man freed through DNA receives pardon
A Dallas County man exonerated by DNA after about 20 years in prison received a full innocence pardon from Gov. Rick Perry. Larry Fuller spoke through tears, asserting justice, as the Innocence Project noted his release and the wider Texas exoneration tally since 1989.
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