WINNING EFFORT on Homecoming night has the Knox City Greyhounds sitting at 3–0 for the season. | SHERI BATY
9/11 FLYOVER Dustin Johnson of Cedar Ridge Aviation flies the flag over Knox City School Friday, Sept. 11, in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of terrorist attacks on American soil. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
MASS OF MOGULS converged on a Roscoe running back and prevailed—eventually—over the Plowboys in Munday’s Homecoming football game Sept. 11. With both teams scoreless going into the second half, Munday broke things open to claim the win, 21–0. | LACI BOWMAN PHOTO
Thursday, September 17, 2026
Body September 11 and 12, 2026, were full of activities for Moguls from near and far, offering some new events mixed in with traditional homecoming activities.
PATIENCE waiting to set up the return Benjamin volleyball came home with JH and HS wins at Paducah. | Courtesy Photo
Childress TxDOT District receives Seal Coat Award
ALUMNI TEAM Munday volleyball fans will recognize a lot of these faces, the alumni came up short in the game, but seemed to enjoy playing together again. | COURTESY PHOTO
Moguls outlast Roscoe on gridiron, 28-6
BIG BLOCK Lexi Abila and Eren Howeth make the big block against Vernon Northside. From the schedule update on Facebook, the Knox City Houndettes were very busy on Sept. 8 with two junior high games against Seymour, a JV game versus Vernon Northside, and the two varsity games one against Vernon Northside, ending the long night with a varsity contest facing Quanah. | SHERI BATY PHOTO
David “Shane” Welch, 1965–2026
Cheryl Denise Crawford, 1954–2026
Isabell Reagins Cobb August 31, 1957– August 6, 2026
ALUMNI QUEEN AND KING Local Munday residents Becky Offutt andLyndleReeveswerehonoredastheMHSAlumnihomecoming queen and king; class of 1967 and 1978 respectively. | COURTESY PHOTO
Low country crab boil
The 501