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Jerry Bob Daniel of Circle Bar Ranch

Jerry Bob Daniel of Circle Bar Ranch

Jerry Bob Daniel of Circle Bar Ranch

Jerry Bob Daniel of Circle Bar Ranch gives his grandson Chisholm Daniel a few pointers last week for playing fiddle. Chisholm was the youngest fiddle student at the yearly Circle Bar Music Camp at Truscott. The oldest was 76.
Emily Windsnap books. Photos by Amanda Burbank

Emily Windsnap books. Photos by Amanda Burbank

Amanda’s Library Musings

The simplicity of a library loaning books and offering the use of their facilities is what makes libraries great. There is no sense of rushing or stress when you step through the doors of a library. It’s a home of books and peace. However, behind the books and the sense of calmness there is WORK.

Knox County Aging Center Menus

Menusfortheweek of July 3-7 Monday: HOLIDAY Tuesday: HOIDAY Wednesday: Cheese ravioli with marinara sauce,Italian vegetables, egg roll, dessert. Thursday: Tuna salad,pasta salad,spinach salad,fresh fruit. Friday: Oriental pork,fluffy rice, carrots, egg roll, cake.

Knox notes

Please notify the News-Courier about your upcoming events. Emailed submissions to vcarter@hicks-co.com are preferred. KNOX CITY—Car show, live music, food and fireworks. Knox City Neighborhood Watch Program welcomes ASALTO.
Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Capital Highlights

Conservation urged as searing heat wave sweeps state Texas’ power grid reported record electricity use early last week.

Administration announces intended $300 million

WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) today announced its selection of 50 projects for potential award, totaling approximately $300 million. These innovative projects will help improve access to land, capital, and markets for underserved farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners.
Members of the First Baptist Church did the cooking. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

Members of the First Baptist Church did the cooking. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

Pay raises approved for Munday CISD employees

MUNDAY – The Munday CISD Board of Trustees met in regular session on June 22 and approved payroll raises from 3% to 7% for all district employees. Additionally, the board approved a boost in payments of health insurance benefits.
A group of musicians performed live music at the Fish Fry. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

A group of musicians performed live music at the Fish Fry. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

Fish fry at Munday Baptist

MUNDAY – The Annual Fish Fry at the First Baptist Church in Munday on June 21 was a well-attended crowd pleaser. The Baptist men worked hours frying up the fish, and serving with hush puppies, French fries, coleslaw, beans, iced tea and desserts.

Dean Homstead appointed to City Council in Knox City

KNOX CITY – At the regular scheduled meeting in Knox City on June 20, Dean Homstead was appointed Councilman to fill the vacancy following Councilman JR Hodges resignation in May. Hodges resigned his seat on the council because he moved to Munday.
Treager Grill being raffled off by the Lions Club. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

Treager Grill being raffled off by the Lions Club. Don Thompson/The Knox County News-Courier

Upcoming July 4th activities planned

KNOX COUNTY – A reminder of the outstanding July 4th events coming up in Knox City and Munday.