Youth Tour Stories From Greenbelt Electric Winners
Jennifer Birkey recounts a June youth tour to Washington DC with 119 peers from Texas New Mexico and Idaho. She details visits to the FBI Capitol Jefferson Memorial Rural Youth Day and the Washington Monument plus campus life notes and reflections on leadership and gratitude for the support of Greenbelt Electric Cooperative and Texas Electric Cooperatives Inc.
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Jennifer Birkey
Washington, D.C
Greenbelt Electric Cooperative
Texas Electric Cooperatives Inc
Jennifer
Greenbelt
Irving
Texas
New Mexico
Idaho
Wellington
Washington
Joseph
Jefferson Memorial
Jean Murray
Washington Monument
Monument
Jean
Randy
Jana White
Washington, DC
Rural Electric
Texas Its like a whole other country license plate
Rose Mary Throne Collingsworth County tax assessor collector says the Texas It’s like a whole other country license plate promotes tourism. TxDOT and county offices highlight a $30 annual fee with $25 to tourism and $5 to the State Highway Fund. About 1,000 plates in use today. Call 806-447-5606 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Rose Mary Throne
Collingsworth County
Throne
Texas Department of Transportation
Txdot
Texas Department of Economic Development
State Highway Fund
Marine Pvt Candy Visits Samnorwood Area After Boot Camp
Marine Corps Pvt. Matthew R. Candy, son of Deana Reagan and Robert Candy of Hammon Oklahoma, recently visited family in Samnorwood. He attended Samnorwood Baptist Church, enjoyed a luncheon hosted by Ronald and Rosa Carter, and shared details of 12 weeks of boot camp in San Diego. He described early runs, classroom and fieldwork, core values, and The Crucible culminating in earning the Marine Corps Emblem and being addressed as a Marine.
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Marine Corps Pvt
Matthew R. Candy
Deana C. Reagan
Route 1
Hammon
Robert R. Candy
Samnorwood
Samnorwood Baptist Church
Ronald
Rosa Carter
Lukie
Nena Oldham
Levi
Luke
Wendy
Caden
Micah Carter
Candy
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Marine Corp
Marine Corps
Letters From the People: Gossip in Rural Wellington
A Wellington resident writes after eight years in town. He laments pervasive gossip harming individuals and communities. He calls for accepting people for who they are, not appearances, urging a kinder, more protective local culture.
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Wellington
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John Steinbeck
Yanci Thomas
Lucien Gray
Jodi Needham
Wellington Leader
P.O
West Avenue
Arn
Cfidrive
Boll Bree
The
Community Bank and Texhoma Tours
Branson
Community Bank
Clarendon
Betty McCutchen
Visa
MasterCard
Discover
Fdic Equal Housing
Arvis Davis
1800 Ave
NW - Childress, TX
Miles
Loaded & Nice
Tahoe
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