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(Pictured Standing l - r) Joe Murguia, Gracyn Torres, Adalee Marsh, Sophee Silva, Sara Meador, Tessa Rabel, Sal Silva (Pictured Kneeling l - r) Emersyn Calamaco, Kaydee Silva, Hollis Marsh, Raylie Myers, Myka Myers PHOTO SUBMITTED BY KRISTIN MARSH

(Pictured Standing l - r) Joe Murguia, Gracyn Torres, Adalee Marsh, Sophee Silva, Sara Meador, Tessa Rabel, Sal Silva (Pictured Kneeling l - r) Emersyn Calamaco, Kaydee Silva, Hollis Marsh, Raylie Myers, Myka Myers PHOTO SUBMITTED BY KRISTIN MARSH

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Little Lady Hornets Aim High to Build a Championship Legacy

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, May 30, 2024
In an area stretching from Munday to Ballinger and from Colorado City to Eastland, the Lady Hornet 10U team slugged their way to the top of the USA Softball League of Texas bracket and walked away with the District 11 Championship ring, also slipping into the number one ranked 10U team in the state.
Pictured are: Tamara Alldredge, Dayton Alldredge, John Fillingim, Ben Carrion, Samuel Helms, Marisa Nowlin, Tucker McWilliams, Emery McWilliams, Scott Nowlin, Adley Gonzalez, Avery Gonzalez, Noah Preston, Cristian Garcia, Josiah Lopez. (Not pictured but appreciated Coach Joe Thomasson ) submitted by Avery Gonzalez

Pictured are: Tamara Alldredge, Dayton Alldredge, John Fillingim, Ben Carrion, Samuel Helms, Marisa Nowlin, Tucker McWilliams, Emery McWilliams, Scott Nowlin, Adley Gonzalez, Avery Gonzalez, Noah Preston, Cristian Garcia, Josiah Lopez. (Not pictured but appreciated Coach Joe Thomasson ) submitted by Avery Gonzalez

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Rotan ISD Students Pay Tribute to Veterans on Memorial Day

News Staff
Thursday, May 30, 2024
Saturday, May 25th, members of the Rotan FFA and Rotan Athletics joined together to honor Fisher County Veterans by placing flags on their headstones. We appreciate Scott and Marisa Nowlin organizing and volunteering their time to make this an annual event.

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Aspermont City Ends Fiscal Year 2023 with $1 Million Surplus

Jeff Hurt I
Thursday, May 30, 2024
Aspermont City officials were able to breathe a little easier this week, with auditors delivering the city’s annual financial report on Tuesday, where despite increased expenses resulting from rising economic costs, the city ended FY 2023 with nearly $1 million in surplus.

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Sorghum producers battle weather to make a crop

News Staff
Thursday, May 23, 2024
The Texas sorghum crop is experiencing a variety of weather conditions, with too little rain in some areas and too much in others. But overall, the crop is holding steady, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert.Ronnie Schnell, Ph.D.
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Thursday, May 23, 2024
The colorful stickers that once made her notebooks pretty have been replaced with sticky notes. The numbers she once colored to reveal a crayon masterpiece are now part of another language she understands.