October 2022

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Seniors shine in CCS victory

WACO — The CCS Warriors have become familiar with winning this season, and are making a name for themselves in 6 man football again. The seniors of this Warrior team are paving the way and stepped up big against the Methodist Children’s Home Bulldogs on Friday night in a 65-31 win.

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Millsap Bulldogs top the Mavericks

MILLSAP — The ‘Dawgs are carrying some momentum into the end of the regular season with their 2nd consecutive win. Millsap is keeping their eyes on the prize, and making a playoff push with only 2 district games left. The Bulldogs faced the Eastland Mavericks this past week and left with a victory, led by senior Ryder Oliver who racked up 275 rushing yards and ending with 3 touchdowns. Additionally, Tripp Moore and Carter Nairn also ran in for a touchdown each, and rounding out the scoring was Mason Burns who had a touchdown on 36 receiving yards.

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IDACBACHCvE

Nancy Black, Tribune Content Agency DAjBIHDADMME Prioritize physical practices for growth this year. Prioritize home and family with regular routines and loving care. Harvest autumn silver and gold for help with shared winter shortfalls. Coordination leads to shared victory, and deeper collaboration around summer financial challenges. Gain strength, endurance and coordination.

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LETTER TO THE EDITOR POLICY

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No bidders for old

MINERAL WELLS — Nobody made a bid for the old Mineral Wells High School, so its fate now lies with school district trustees, according to Superintendent Dr. John Kuhn.

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