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CRIME AGAINST CHARITY According to Betty Henley from the Pink Ladies Hospital Auxiliary, the thrift shop at 111 S. Central Ave. in Knox City suffered a burglary January 7, 2026. Thieves apparently broke in through the back door and stole a shopping cart full of merchandise. Police were called. It was the first time the shop had ever had such an incident, she said. The store is operated by volunteers who donate their time to help support the community and its hospital. | RACHEL FARMER PHOTO

CRIME AGAINST CHARITY According to Betty Henley from the Pink Ladies Hospital Auxiliary, the thrift shop at 111 S. Central Ave. in Knox City suffered a burglary January 7, 2026. Thieves apparently broke in through the back door and stole a shopping cart full of merchandise. Police were called. It was the first time the shop had ever had such an incident, she said. The store is operated by volunteers who donate their time to help support the community and its hospital. | RACHEL FARMER PHOTO

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CRIME AGAINST CHARITY

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Thursday, January 22, 2026
CRIME AGAINST CHARITY According to Betty Henley from the Pink Ladies Hospital Auxiliary, the thrift shop at 111 S. Central Ave. in Knox City suffered a burglary January 7, 2026. Thieves apparently broke in through the back door and stole a shopping cart full of merchandise. Police were called.

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Knox notes

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Thursday, January 22, 2026
FMC Youth GroupMUNDAY The First Methodist Church-Munday has scheduled their Youth Group.
Not too late to relate

Not too late to relate

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Not too late to relate

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
C O M M E N T A R Y | SUEJANESULLIVAN@GMAIL.COM“We were on a family trip, and we were on a flight—on Delta, from here to somewhere—and we were all sitting in the back of the airplane together.
THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

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THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
THOUGHT FOR THEwith Pastor Kim Norwood‘Pull, Buddy, pull!’I heard the story of a man who was on vacation and misjudged a curve in the road and drove his car into a ditch in an isolated area.Luckily, a local farmer was nearby and came to help with his big, strong Clydesdale horse named Buddy.

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Knox notes

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
FMC Youth GroupMUNDAY The First Methodist Church-Munday has scheduled their Youth Group.

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Knox County Aging Center Menus

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
Menus for week of Jan. 19-23MONDAY Beef enchiladas, pinto beans, Spanish rice, tortilla chips, apricotsTUESDAY Roast with gravy, mashed potatoes, carrots, bread, brownie WEDNESDAY Pork carnitas, corn and black beans, coleslaw, flour tortilla, fruit cocktailTHURSDAY Shepherd’s pie, salad, hot roll,...
KNOX CITY POLICE REPORT NOV. AND DEC. 2025

KNOX CITY POLICE REPORT NOV. AND DEC. 2025

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KNOX CITY POLICE REPORT NOV. AND DEC. 2025

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
POLICE CHIEF RICHARD CANDELARIA | SPECIAL TO THE NEWS-COURIERKnox City PD responded to 33 police-related calls for service and activities during the month of November 2025.NOVEMBER ARRESTS11/27/2025, Randall Williams, Disorderly Conduct, JP Refer to Municipal Court Knox City PD responded to 29...
EMPOWERYOURSELF to make the choices that make sense for you and your family. Primarily, eliminating processed foods can go along ways in maintaining and improving one’s health. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

EMPOWERYOURSELF to make the choices that make sense for you and your family. Primarily, eliminating processed foods can go along ways in maintaining and improving one’s health. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

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Energy balls healthy by any measure

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
With school back in session, the struggle is real—what healthy snack do we feed the kids when they come home from school? What feels like a treat to them but also nourishes their little bodies?
The 501

The 501

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The 501

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Wednesday, January 14, 2026
HANABA MUNN WELCHWhen the Word of the Year isn’tRememberwhenyouhad to know the alphabet to use a dictionary? In fifth grade, it was the stuff of contests. The teacher would say a word. We’d turn pages madly, racing to see who could find it first. Our class was competitive.
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