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It’ll Do Grill announcing new hours and new menu

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Thursday, November 21, 2024
Body DON THOMPSON | NEWS-COURIERMUNDAY – The It’ll Do Grill at 125W Main in Munday will change to new hours effective December 1, 2024, changing from serving lunch and dinner to serving breakfast and lunch. The new hours will be 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
MAKEACHILD’SWISHESCOMETRUE MundayAngelTreelocated at First Bank Texas in Munday. | DON THOMPSON PHOTO

MAKEACHILD’SWISHESCOMETRUE MundayAngelTreelocated at First Bank Texas in Munday. | DON THOMPSON PHOTO

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Make Christmas wishes come true for area youngsters

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Thursday, November 21, 2024
Body DON THOMPSON | NEWS-COURIERMUNDAY – You can make a child’s wishes come true this Christmas by choosing an Angel from the Angel Tree.

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Knox County Aging Center Menus

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Body Menus for week of Nov.18-22 Monday: Beef stew, salad, cornbread, cake. Tuesday: Beef stir fry with broccoli, fluffy rice, Oriental vegetables, egg roll, dessert.Wednesday: Chicken A La King, green peas, spinach, hot roll, peach crisp.
STATE BOUND AGAIN The Benjamin Mustangs along with coach Nathan Hayes are working their way towards State for the third consecutive year. | LAURA GODSEY PHOTO

STATE BOUND AGAIN The Benjamin Mustangs along with coach Nathan Hayes are working their way towards State for the third consecutive year. | LAURA GODSEY PHOTO

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Greyhounds, Mustangs gear up for playoff openers

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Body For Knox City, the season continues, even when, just a few days earlier, it looked like it might be over.At first, the Greyhounds came up on the wrong end of a Thursday coin flip, but they found out the very next day they would indeed be heading into the playoffs as the No.

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October continues dry and warm weather

News Staff
Thursday, November 14, 2024
Body KNOXCOUNTY–Forthe second time in the last three months, zero precipitation wasreceivedduringtheprevious monthattheUSDA-NRCS James E. “Bud” Smith Plant Materials Center located in northwest Knox County.In August of this year, no rain – zero precipitation – was recorded.

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Recreational needs survey being done in Munday

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Body MUNDAY – The City of Munday is evaluating improvements to its downtown-area parks and is seeking public input. The City intends to use responses to evaluate and scope future park improvements in the downtown area.
OLDESTVETERANS Front row seats reserved for older veterans, L to R, Walter Kirkpatrick, Glen Dell Large, Robert (Bob) Lake, and Frank Dutton. | DON THOMPSON PHOTO

OLDESTVETERANS Front row seats reserved for older veterans, L to R, Walter Kirkpatrick, Glen Dell Large, Robert (Bob) Lake, and Frank Dutton. | DON THOMPSON PHOTO

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Veterans honored on November 11

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Thursday, November 14, 2024
Body BENJAMIN – Beautiful weather on Veteran’s Day allowed the program to be held outdoors and for many attendeestobepresentatthe Memorial Wall in Benjamin onNovember11at11:00a.m.

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Knox County votes Republican

Don Thompson
Thursday, November 7, 2024
Body KNOX COUNTY – With a record number of early votes, mail in votes, and election day votes, Knox County voted Republican by a large margin in each of the national, state, and local races on the ballot.
HOUSES FOR HEALING Their Mission Statement is to care for the sick by providing no cost, temporary housing to patients and family members who are in a medical crisis and receiving long-term medical treatment away from home. From left, Felecia Hopkins, Hayley Smith. | DONTHOMPSON PHOTO

HOUSES FOR HEALING Their Mission Statement is to care for the sick by providing no cost, temporary housing to patients and family members who are in a medical crisis and receiving long-term medical treatment away from home. From left, Felecia Hopkins, Hayley Smith. | DONTHOMPSON PHOTO

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Lions learn about Houses for Healing

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Thursday, November 7, 2024
Body MUNDAY – On Oct. 29, the Lions Club hosted Felecia Hopkins and Hayley Smith to hear how Houses for Healing benefits patients and caregivers traveling to Abilene for medical treatments. Felecia Hopkins is the District Supervisor and Methodist Pastor at St.
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