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COLLEGE MISSIONARIES Munday graduate Carlie (Willison) Richburg and husband Sam reported on their work at OU. | Troy Parton

COLLEGE MISSIONARIES Munday graduate Carlie (Willison) Richburg and husband Sam reported on their work at OU. | Troy Parton

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Munday alum making a big impact at OU

Troy Parton |
Thursday, September 17, 2026
Those in their early 20s who competed against Carlie Willison of Munday High School, who made several state appearances as a distance runner, recall that she could play basketball with anyone and was on a State championship cheer squad from Munday.After graduating from Oklahoma State University,...
The 501

The 501

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The 501

Hanaba Munn Welch
Thursday, September 17, 2026
COMMENTARYWho remembers when the courthouse smelled like cigars? Does it still, faintly?Which courthouse? All of them. But I’m thinking about my courthouse with its stalwart gray granite interior.
Low country crab boil

Low country crab boil

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Low country crab boil

Angelina L
Thursday, September 17, 2026
CUISINE & CULTURE | ANGELINA@ANGELINALARUE.COMI love visiting cities rich in history and old architecture, such as Savannah, Georgia. Savannah is dripping with charm, romance and Spanish moss. She also has a bounty of wonderful places to eat.
ALUMNI QUEEN AND KING Local Munday residents Becky Offutt andLyndleReeveswerehonoredastheMHSAlumnihomecoming queen and king; class of 1967 and 1978 respectively. | COURTESY PHOTO

ALUMNI QUEEN AND KING Local Munday residents Becky Offutt andLyndleReeveswerehonoredastheMHSAlumnihomecoming queen and king; class of 1967 and 1978 respectively. | COURTESY PHOTO

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ALUMNI QUEEN AND KING

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Thursday, September 17, 2026
ALUMNI QUEEN AND KING
Pass the pasta salad!

Pass the pasta salad!

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Pass the pasta salad!

Angelina L
Thursday, September 10, 2026
LET YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILDwith the possibilities of add-ins, and pasta shapes, for this delicious and healthy garden salad. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTOPasta salad makes the perfect side dish for end-of-summer barbeques, fried chicken and many other entrées you find yourself serving this time of...
The 501

The 501

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The 501

Hanaba Munn Welch
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Chains and more chainsDaddy always carried a chain in the trunk of the car. If we needed towing, we had the chain.Mother always said it was there mainly because Daddy liked to help people. Yes, we towed a few broken-down vehicles. He loved it.
SMITH

SMITH

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SMITH

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Thursday, September 10, 2026
TUMBLEWEEDAs the creator and producer of “The Sound of Texas,” one of the longest running syndicated radio programs in Texas, Tumbleweed seeks fascinating people who embody the spirit of the Lone Star State and brings them into the homes and hearts of thousands.From travail to travelA college...
No regrets

No regrets

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No regrets

Hanaba Munn Welch
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
The 501No regrets.When somebody says they have none, I think they just haven’t been paying attention.Then the Edith Piaf song plays in my head. When she belts out “je ne regrette rien,” you gotta believe her.The double negatives reinforce the sentiment. “I do not regret nothing,” she sings.
BISCUITS MADE WITH CORNMEAL turned out to be very good—and would make a great bread to serve this fall with chili, stew, or a bowl of beans. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

BISCUITS MADE WITH CORNMEAL turned out to be very good—and would make a great bread to serve this fall with chili, stew, or a bowl of beans. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

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Cornmeal biscuits a successful experiment

Angelina L
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
I’m reminded of when my dad frequently requested homemade biscuits for breakfast. My mom worked full-time, and she mainly cooked as a way for us to survive. However, she did love to bake sweets and make candy. But she didn’t have the time or desire to make homemade biscuits.
KELSEY TEMPLETON NEW HASKELL CTFC EMPLOYEE Central Texas Farm Credit recently welcomed Kelsey Templeton as a customer service representative in its Haskell office. | COURTESY PHOTO

KELSEY TEMPLETON NEW HASKELL CTFC EMPLOYEE Central Texas Farm Credit recently welcomed Kelsey Templeton as a customer service representative in its Haskell office. | COURTESY PHOTO

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Templeton joins Central Texas Farm Credit office in Haskell

Staff Reports
Wednesday, September 2, 2026
Central Texas Farm Credit recently welcomed Kelsey Templeton as a Customer Service Representative in its Haskell office.Originally from Tye, Texas, Templeton graduated from Merkel High School and now resides in Stamford.
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