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Knox City Methodist Church rounded up donations and volunteers to help build “flood buckets” to help victims of the central Texas flooding.

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MAY

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Karen Longan sharing a love of theatre with Munday students for over five decades. Theatre teacher Karen Longan has now directed plays and taught Munday CISD students in grades 8-12 for 51 years.
AUGUST

AUGUST

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AUGUST

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Benjamin ISD was honored to host their first event, the 5th Annual Marlboro Man Volleyball Tournament in the newly dedicated Dan Haskins Gym at the Benjamin High School.
OCTOBER

OCTOBER

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Honoring Don Haskins ceremony. Benjamin Superintendent Ronda Moffett presented the Grand Opening of the Don Haskins Gym ceremony. In attendance were son Steve Haskins, Nevil Shed, Steve Treddenick, Tony Harper and wife Andree, grandson Cameron Haskins, Mark McDonald and Wyman Meinzer.
NOVEMBER

NOVEMBER

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NOVEMBER

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Voters approve all 17 proposed constitutional amendments. Texas voters approved all 17 constitutional amendments on the ballot, The Houston Chronicle reported.

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SEPTEMBER

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City National Bank is proud to announce that, effective Tuesday, September 2, 2025, it has successfully acquired Citizens Bank in Knox City.
The Knox Prairie Ranch RodeowasheldMay 31, at the rodeo grounds in Munday at the new arena next to the Munday Event Center, after adverse weather forced rescheduling earlier in the month.

The Knox Prairie Ranch RodeowasheldMay 31, at the rodeo grounds in Munday at the new arena next to the Munday Event Center, after adverse weather forced rescheduling earlier in the month.

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JUNE

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• Munday swears in new council member and new Mayor Chris Baker.• Powerful winds and hail wrought damage across the Panhandle and Rolling Plains.• Arizona Cardinal and Munday native son LJ Collier hosts second football camp at the Munday High School Sports Complex.• Knox City’s officer Eddie...
• The Benjamin Lady Stangs earned their Area gold ball after defeating Bronte, 3-1, Tuesday, Nov. 4 in Trent.

• The Benjamin Lady Stangs earned their Area gold ball after defeating Bronte, 3-1, Tuesday, Nov. 4 in Trent.

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NOVEMBER

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• The Knox City Houndettes won Bi-District and Area championships.• Knox County schools dominate All-District volleyball honors.• The Mustangs hosted the Aspermont Hornets for the 1A Division 2 Bi-District Round.

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DECEMBER

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Four file for Knox County judge’s seat.Election filings for candidates wishing to appear on the March 3, 2026 primary are completed, and one incumbent, County Judge Don Thompson, has drawn three challengers, Jason Doran, Lee Rowland and Larry Welch.• First Bank Texas Area President Lyndle Reeves...
35 YEARS OF SERVICE Sammy Pierce has been serving on the Wichita-Brazos Soil and Water Conservation Board for 35 years. At the meeting held on December 10, he was presented with a plaque for his years of service. The State Soil andWater Conservation Board along with the local board appreciate Sammy’s continued service. | COURTESY PHOTO

35 YEARS OF SERVICE Sammy Pierce has been serving on the Wichita-Brazos Soil and Water Conservation Board for 35 years. At the meeting held on December 10, he was presented with a plaque for his years of service. The State Soil andWater Conservation Board along with the local board appreciate Sammy’s continued service. | COURTESY PHOTO

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