4-H Forecast

Posted 4/16/14

4-H Horse Club Members Win at District Contest Wood County 4-H Horse Club members once again took top honors at the District 4-H Horse Judging Contest April 5th in College Station.

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4-H Forecast

Pictured are members of the Quitman 4-H Club as they continue their community service tradition of filling Easter baskets and providing these for the Wood County Special Education classes. The Quitman 4-H Club will host an Easter Egg Hunt for these students on Thursday, April 17th. Photo courtesy of the Wood County Extension Office.

Pictured (L-R): are the following members of the Wood County 4-H Horse Club and their awards: Anna Carter -- 3rd Place, senior; Ahneka Tullos -- 1st Place, junior; Helena Bautista -- 3rd Place, junior; Kaylin Baker -- 1st Place, intermediate. Photo courtesy of the Wood County Extension Office.

Posted Wednesday, April 16, 2014 12:00 am

Wood County 4-H Horse Club members once again took top honors at the District 4-H Horse Judging Contest April 5th in College Station.

Horse Club members also participated in the New Diana FFA Horse Judging Contest with Ahneka Tullos receiving 1st Place junior; Helena Bautista receiving 4th Place junior and seniors Anna Carter and Hannah Chaney also participating.

Special Olympics returns in style

Thursday, April 11

After a five-year absence, over 150 athletes from Como-Pickton, Cedar Creek and Upshur and Wood Counties competed for special recognition at a state-sanctioned Special Olympics track and field meet at the Quitman High School track field on Friday, April 5.

Two seeking Ward Three city council position

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Only one of the three seats up for election on the Mineola City Council this year is being contested. Crystal Arcand has challenged 2-term incumbent Cassandra Sampson for the Ward Three seat. …

Residents on Hwy. 37 north of Mineola petitioning for center turning lane

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Residents who live north of Mineola are petitioning the Texas Dept. of Transportation to extend the center turn lane along Hwy. 37.

Property owners given more time to clean up locations in Quitman

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Citizens and commissioners came head-to-head at Thursday night’s Quitman Building and Standards Commission meeting. With the tension in the air almost tangible, the board decided after nearly two hours of deliberation...

Eclipsed!

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Two predictions surrounding Monday’s total solar eclipse in East Texas largely failed to come true. The clouds were thin to non-existent during the time of totality around 1:40 p.m., and the expected traffic jams did not materialize.

Symphonic band presents Christmas concert

Thursday, December 14, 2023

Come on over to Mineola’s beautiful Historic Select Theater and hear the Lake Country Symphonic Band’s Christmasy “Everything Christmas” concert.

Concerts are Sunday, Dec. 17, at 2 p.m. and Tuesday evening, Dec. 19, at 7:30 p.m. Mike Holbrook is back in the director’s seat, so it’s sure to be a fun-filled couple of hours.

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