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KNOX CITY AREA YOUTH RALLY First Baptist Church in Knox City, Saturday, April 18, 5 p.m., with guest speakers Jose and Amy Muniz, Jesus Crew Street Ministries.
Chace Thompson carries the U.S. flag into the arena to get the rodeo started while the National Anthem plays. | JONATHAN BIRKENFELD PHOTO

Chace Thompson carries the U.S. flag into the arena to get the rodeo started while the National Anthem plays. | JONATHAN BIRKENFELD PHOTO

GRAND ENTRY

THOMPSON RANCH’S rodeo team emerged victorious among 24 teams in last weekend’s Knox Prairie Invitational Ranch Rodeo. | JONATHON BIRKENFIELD

THOMPSON RANCH’S rodeo team emerged victorious among 24 teams in last weekend’s Knox Prairie Invitational Ranch Rodeo. | JONATHON BIRKENFIELD

Thompson Ranch wins KPIRR

At the end of the two-night event, April 3 and 4, the Thompson Ranch team won out over the 23 other teams taking home the 1st place prize.The Knox Prairie Invitational Ranch Rodeo is the fundraising event for the Munday Volunteer Fire Department for the year.
Benjamin’s production of “Kimberly Akimbo,” directed by Cody Propps, Jill Jackson, Stacie Propps and James Propps, was selected last week to advance to the area contest. The area contest is Thursday, April 9 at the Wylie HS Performing Arts Center (PAC); stay tuned to the News-Courier’s Facebook page for results after press time this week.There will be six plays, and no admission is charged. The first play is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. | COURTESY PHOTO

Benjamin’s production of “Kimberly Akimbo,” directed by Cody Propps, Jill Jackson, Stacie Propps and James Propps, was selected last week to advance to the area contest. The area contest is Thursday, April 9 at the Wylie HS Performing Arts Center (PAC); stay tuned to the News-Courier’s Facebook page for results after press time this week.There will be six plays, and no admission is charged. The first play is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. | COURTESY PHOTO

BENJAMIN ADVANCES

The city of Munday hosted an Easter egg hunt and a brown bag lunch fundraiser for the MundayVolunteer Fire Department on Saturday, April 4. Within minutes, 2,000 eggs were gone as were those doing the searching. The Easter Bunny made an appearance posing for pictures with kids of all ages. Prize eggs and a drawing for two Easter baskets.Those winners were not present, but will be contacted to get their prizes. | TROY PARTON

The city of Munday hosted an Easter egg hunt and a brown bag lunch fundraiser for the MundayVolunteer Fire Department on Saturday, April 4. Within minutes, 2,000 eggs were gone as were those doing the searching. The Easter Bunny made an appearance posing for pictures with kids of all ages. Prize eggs and a drawing for two Easter baskets.Those winners were not present, but will be contacted to get their prizes. | TROY PARTON

EASTER IN MUNDAY

Rep. Frank to hold Town Hall in Munday Apr. 20

State Representative James Frank is coming to Munday for one of the Town Hall meetings he will conduct throughout the 14 counties of District 69.The Munday Town Hall Meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 20 at 10 a.m. at the Perry Patton Community Center, 220 S. Munday Avenue.
Youngsters enjoyed an Easter egg hunt in Knox City on Saturday, April 4—which even featured an appearance by the Easter Bunny. MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTOS

Youngsters enjoyed an Easter egg hunt in Knox City on Saturday, April 4—which even featured an appearance by the Easter Bunny. MORE PHOTOS ON PAGE 5 | COURTESY PHOTOS

KNOX CITY EASTER

Raised beds

Raised beds

Raised beds for the garden

From the gardenThe gardening itch pent up all winter comes unshackled in April, and it’s time to get started in the garden.