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COMMUNITY CALENDAR

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Thursday, October 16, 2025
November 7th• Rotan ISD - HomecomingOctober 16th• Roby City Council Meeting 12 Noon at City HallOctober 19th• Aspermont ISD Board Meeting – 6:30 pm• Aspermont City Council Meeting – 6 pm• The Singing Women of Texas – West Central @6 p.m.
A story worth telling, all of it

A story worth telling, all of it

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A story worth telling, all of it

Sue Jane Sullivan
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Friday night lights are usually followed by Saturday morning or Monday morning film sessions.Coaches across the state are rewinding and reviewing what happened on the football field that either led to a win or resulted in a defeat.

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THE LAW, THE LEGEND, & THE LEGISLATURE

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Thursday, October 16, 2025
Wild quotes, weird laws, and real Texas political historyWhich Texas governor once shot a coyote with a laser-sighted pistol during his morning jog—and turned the story into political legend?

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QUOTE OF THE WEEK

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Thursday, October 16, 2025
“The whole principle is wrong; it’s like demanding that grown men live on skim milk because the baby can’t eat steak.”— Robert A.
New Creations Ceramics owner Stephanie Clowe hand paints designs on the shop’s checkout counter as finishing touches come together ahead of the store’s anticipated opening next month in Aspermont.

New Creations Ceramics owner Stephanie Clowe hand paints designs on the shop’s checkout counter as finishing touches come together ahead of the store’s anticipated opening next month in Aspermont.

New Creations Ceramics: Bringing Art and Heart Back to Aspermont

Jeff Hurt |
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Stephanie and Steven Clowe have been hard at work getting the new space ready to invite not only creators and students, but also customers who might be looking to purchase handmade ceramic crafts.
Local Boy Scout Pepper Gomez works the sirens in the front seat of the Fisher County ambulance during National Night Out last week. PHOTO BY JEFF HURT

Local Boy Scout Pepper Gomez works the sirens in the front seat of the Fisher County ambulance during National Night Out last week. PHOTO BY JEFF HURT

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Family Fun and Public Safety Unite at Fisher County National Night Out

Jeff Hurt |
Thursday, October 16, 2025
editor@dmchronicle.comFamilies gathered at the Fisher County Senior Citizens Center Tuesday evening as the Fisher County Lion’s Club sponsored the National Night Out, a nationwide event built on the simple idea that knowing your neighbor still matters.
Rick Hoover, a re_red school safety director with Five Stone Safety, briefs Roby CISD trustees on the district’s new panic alert system during last week’s regular mee_ng. The system will bring the district into compliance with state-mandated safety requirements under Alyssa’s Law.

Rick Hoover, a re_red school safety director with Five Stone Safety, briefs Roby CISD trustees on the district’s new panic alert system during last week’s regular mee_ng. The system will bring the district into compliance with state-mandated safety requirements under Alyssa’s Law.

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ROBY CISD REWIRES SAFETY

Jeff Hurt |
Thursday, October 16, 2025
Roby CISD trustees voted last week to approve the purchase and installation of a new districtwide panic alert and emergency notification system, aligning with upcoming state safety mandates under Alyssa’s Law.
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Old Glory News

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Thursday, October 9, 2025
Cool mornings and hot afternoons are the same day in and day out. I really think it is really time for a change, like rain and rain, did I say rain. We can’t get any moisture at all anymore. Oh well, gotta quit complaining.The roads to the Old Glory Lodge were very, very busy last evening.