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Ways to become involved in your community

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With Howe growing and becoming just a little bit different than in previous years, the opportunity exists for citizens to get involved in what's going on

In the past 15 months, Howe has upstarted the chamber of commerce, become a member of Keep Texas Beautiful by starting Keep Howe Beautiful. Also, the city has started the new economic development program called Howe Development Alliance to coexist with the Howe Community Facilities Development Corporation.

In the 1940's Howe emerged as "The Prettiest Little Town in Texas" thanks to the effort of Mame Roberts who led the citizens to get involved and take ownership of how the city is perceived to passerbys, neighboring communities and even our own citizens

Many citizens have often wondered how they can help, and this is their chance

"Every little town - your little town, my little town - has its part to play in state and national affairs We are important With a united effort, we can make the place in which we live, clean, wholesome, attractive. We can make the crowded city dweller homesick to come back to us and real living. We can bring new life, new business, new beauty to the little towns." -

Mame Roberts

Lady Bulldogs open season with win; Stubblefield hits first homer

The Lady Bulldogs christened the new softball season on Thursday night with a 13-1 drumming of Gunter The perfect night was capped off with the first home run of the year when Torrey Stubblefield blasted a ball over the centerfield wall in the fifth inning

The Lady Bulldogs did most of their damage on that eight-run fifth inning

The Howe girls' fifth inning attack happened thanks to an RBI double by Christina Counts, a two-run double by Payton Griffin, an RBI double by Peyton Streetman, a two-run double by Peyton Tinney,

Stubblefield, Howe's cleanup hitter racked up three RBI's on three hits.

Madisyn Hargrove got the win for the Lady Bulldogs by allowing one run over five innings of work She struck out four, walked five and gave up four hits

The Lady Bulldogs never looked back after a third inning rally of five runs on two doubles, a groundout by Dani Ross and an RBI single by Stubblefied

Lawnmower races and horseshoe tournaments for Founders Day

In an effort to bring back the old spirited Founders Day celebration of years gone by, The Howe Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring several events to take place downtown on the April 25 annual festival

During the day, there will be a lawnmower drag race in downtown on Haning Street Participants are asked to get their mowers ready and decked out for what hopes to be an annual event.

A horseshoe tournament will also take place and it will be five dollars to enter the tournament Winner takes all

The chamber is also discussing a volleyball tournament at #1 Fitness

Complete Texoma Livestock sale results for Howe

$4,795 - Kindle Catching, steer, Bob Utter Ford

$4,053 - Erin Catching, steer, Holiday Auto Group

$4,000 - Tori Abner, swine, Parkway Buick & GMC

$3,864.25 - Spencer Akins, steer, Catching Bros. Auctioneers.

$3,226 50 - Riley Troxtell, steer, Griffin Farms

$2,931 - Gracie Lankford, steer, Akins Harvesting

$2,717 50 - Brooke Blum, steer, Griffin Farms

$2,606 10 - Reagan Troxtell, steer, Lazy H Cattle Co

$1,000 - Cody Welch, Ag Mechanics, Choctaw Indian Nation

$999 - Brooke Blum, swine, Friends of Howe FFA

$932 - Mati Abner, swine, Ramey Chevrolet

$837 - Zachariah Braswell, swine, Friends of Howe

FFA

$800 - Alli Morgan, goat, Texas Star Bank

$800 - Kacie Morgan - goat, Texas Star Bank

$786 - Taylor Hartsfield, swine, Texas Star Bank

$747 - Tatum Hartsfield, swine, Akins Harvesting

$726 - Hannah Lawson, swine, Grayson Co

Euipment

$705 - Logan Seagroves, swine, Friends of Howe

FFA

$700 - Bethany Van Deren, goat, PWC

$690 - Tanner Hartsfield, Griffin Farms

$675 - Logan Elvington, Griffin Farms

$670 - Garrett Grigg, Friends of Howe FFA

$617 50 - Seth Seibold, PWC

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