Serving the community of Howe since 1963
Volume #52, Edition #50
Howe's That by Monte Walker 1,359 miles separate Howe, Texas from Baltimore, Maryland. It seems as if it might as well be half way around the world as we sit in our comfy chairs in our sweet little town who's most confrontation seems to be whether to have the chicken fried steak or the chick fried chicken at Abby's at the noon lunch hour. I really shouldn't, but I giggle at the thought of riots and hate crimes in downtown Howe. And if it ever does happen, I hope it's not on a Monday because we can't have lunch in Van Alstyne - everything is closed on Mondays.
Monday, May 4, 2015
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Lady Bulldogs shoot down Bowie for championship Prior to Thursday’s one-game, winner takes all Bi-District Playoff game against the Bowie Lady Rabbits, Lady Bulldogs head coach Adam Rupert was asked what it would take for his Lady Bulldogs to come out on top. “Anything can happen in a one game series and Bowie is a very good team. They play in a very competitive district so you can throw seedings out the window. Should be a fun night!” For the Lady Bulldogs it was a fun night at NCTC Darwin Fields, until the last inning that is. The Lady Bulldogs never trailed in the game and carried a comfortable 9-1 lead into the bottom of the 6th. It quickly got uncomfortable as the Lady Rabbits tallied five total runs in the 6th and 7th innings.
Speaking of downtown, Salvage Junky will be The game was never in doubt until moving her store out of downtown to the 200 block of Denny Street across from the First Baptist Church. Just last year, Todd Creekmore's business of Advantage Business Machines moved out of the location into downtown. No word yet as to whether Georgia Caraway, owner of the three spaces on the north side downtown will expand her business, Howe Mercantile, or lease to a future tenant.
Christina Counts and Hunter Brockelman had their scopes set on the opponent Thursday night. Photo by Michelle Carney late as Howe got on the board first in the top of the first as Peyton Streetman who was hit by a pitch scored on a deep ground ball to short by Kayla Anderson.
in the third inning on line drive double nto the gap by Dani Ross. One run in the bottom of the third helped Bowie close its deficit to 3-1.
After posting one run in the fourth on Streetman and Anderson would score continued on Page #4
Chamber/KHB meet to revamp Founders Day "Festival" The two organizations that are teaming together to improve all things Howe met together to discuss how they could improve the 29-year tradition of Founders Day.
event time from noon to 6pm turned out to be a flop.
Also, the Howe Fire Department was in competition with Denison for their annual car show that is normally The crowd was a tad a big fundraiser for the larger than last year, but organization. the extending of the continued on Page #3
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