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Moguls keep undefeated district slate with two big wins
KNOXCITYEMPLOYEERETIRING Knox City LeadWater Operator Ron Bruce, pictured here with Mayor Gene Ward is retiring after 9 years of service with the city. | COURTESY PHOTO
Greyhounds defeat Crowell
Mustangs handle Harrold with ease to go 6-1 in district play
REGISTRATION IS OPEN for Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service’s Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch 12-week online course held Jan. 27-April 20.| MICHAEL MILLER/TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE PHOTO
Generation Next: Our Turn to Ranch online course now registering
Mustangs top Greyhounds in key District 16-A battle
KNOX COUNTY COMMISSIONER RETIRES A reception was held for Johnny McCown at the Knox County Aging Center honoring his retirement after 19 years of service as commissioner of Knox County. | COURTESY PHOTO
KNOX COUNTY AGING CENTER HONORS MCCOWN
SUCCESSFUL IN FORT WORTH After winning first place in Ag Mechanics at the Knox County Junior Livestock Show with their Cattle Loading Chute, John Cross Utley and Blake Abila took their project on the road to the Fort Worth Livestock Show this past weekend. These two entered their project in the Fort Worth Ag Mechanics Show and earned a blue ribbon. John and Blake worked hard and prepared well for this event and it showed. | COURTESY PHOTO
FORT WORTH AG MECHANICS SHOW
MOGULVARSITY CHEERLEADERS BRINGTHE SPIRIT The Munday Mogul Cheerleaders came away from the State UIL Spirit Contest with 3rd in state. Congratulations to the MundayVarsity Cheerleaders and their coach Mrs. Evans. | COURTESY PHOTO