Happy 90th J.C. Waller!

The family and friends of J.C. Waller wanted to wish him a happy 90th birthday. Waller, a life-long Howe resident, will turn 90 on Wednesday, September 14.

Texas Monthly Names Gail Utter to Five Star Awards

satisfy 10 objective eligibility and evaluation criteria associated with wealth managers who provide quality services to their clients The process considered personal experience, highest overall satisfaction, client evaluations, peer nominations, and industry experts Research methodology allowed no more than seven percent of service professionals in a given market to qualify

American Red Cross offering free smoke alarms installations

The American Red Cross is asking every household in America to join in taking two simple steps that can save lives: check or install smoke alarms and practice fire drills at home

If you need a free lifesaving smoke alarm, call 903-465-1330 for an appointment or fill out the request form below and email it to donna meierpfeifer@redcross org A Red Cross representative will contact you within two to three weeks to schedule an installation time and to create a home fire escape plan with your family

The American Red Cross and its partners have launched an initiative that aims to reduce deaths and injuries caused by home fires by 25% in five years with the Home Fire Project

On average seven people die every day from a home fire On average 36 people suffer injuries as a result of home fires every day

The September 2016 issue of Texas Monthly names Gail Utter, of Sherman, as recipient of the Five Star Wealth Manager Award The award recognizes industry experts in selected areas on the basis of exceptional service and customer satisfaction

Texas Monthly and Five Star Professionals conducted a survey to find wealth managers who

Utter, who has received the Five Star Manager Award four times, said she is honored by the designation, and considers it a tribute to the entire Utter Wealth Management Group of Wells Fargo Advisors for their consistent communications with clients “We believe that informed clients are good decision-makers,” Utter said.

“We begin by listening, and getting to know their circumstances and aspirations because only then can we develop an approach uniquely tailored to fit their specific needs ”

Howe Elementary/Middle School lunch

This years date is October 22, from 7:30 am - 2:00 pm

Residents of Precinct 1 are invited to bring in unwanted household items including appliances, furniture, scrap metal etc

Whitmire also says they cannot accept hazardous materials such as paint, oil or chemicals Household garbage is also not in the cards for your cleanup

Masters finishes first in 3200m

Howe's Bethany Masters finished first in the 3200 meter cross country event with a time of 13:07 03 The Great American

Conference Preview event was held at Southeastern University in Durant

Howe cross country season underway

Howe fifth and sixth grade fall to 2-2 on the season

Howe quarterback A J Haley connected with Ryan Hough for a 61-yard touchdown pass and Tate Harvey for a 10-yard touchdown pass, but it was not nearly enough as the league leading Bells Panthers soundly defeated Howe, 29-12

Howe third and fourth win 35-0

The Third and Fourth Grade Howe Bulldogs traveled to Bells to take on the Trenton Tigers this week as they reach the midway mark in the regular season The Tigers would take the first possession and on the second play the Bulldog nose guard Aris Fox would force his first of three fumbles of the day

Tank Turner recovered it which set up the offense and their first score with a run from tailback Braden Ulmer off the left tackle The Bulldogs would recover their second fumble on the next series and again convert it to points with a run by Ulmer two plays later

Howe Youth Flag football recap

Carson Duree scored Howe's lone touchdown of the game on Saturday for Howe's first grade flag football team Carson Chandler led the team with six flag-pulls

The second graders were defeated by Celina, 33-8 with Bryce Pieper scoring Howe's lone touchdown Duree, also playing for the second grade, led the team with three flag- pulls

The 5th grade Bulldogs were defeated by Celina, 26-12 Anthony Lowder and Caleb Hix each caught touchdown passes from quarterback Hunter Hance

Zeb Montgomery led Howe in flag-pulls and Lowder intercepted a Bobcat pass

Mahlon Walker recovered a fumble for the Bulldogs

Howe will look to get back on track when they play S&S next Saturday at Trenton at noon

Howe K-2 win again

The Kiindergarten-Second grade Howe Bulldogs traveled to Trenton on Saturday to play the Whitewright Tigers The first half was a defensive battle and resulted in a scoreless first half After half time the Bulldogs were on fire In the third quarter, Riken Cross scored the first touchdown of the game Then Braxton Buttery recovered a fumble on the ensuing kickoff Kendall O'Brien would

Beau Stephens tricked a Tiger player into touching a short kickoff then fall on the ball to put the Bulldogs back on offense for the third time in the first quarter

Quarterback Garren Lankford broke loose for his fist score of the day and threw a perfect pass to Ulmer to secure the two point conversion score a few plays later for the Bulldogs. By the end of the third quarter, How was leading, 13-6 O'Brien scored again in the fourth quarter to help secure the win Emerson Stevens, Samantha Fuhr, Charles Fuhr, and Noah Fox played outstanding defense Howe left Trenton with a 19-6 win over Whitewright and move their record to 3-1 on the season Bulldogs travel to Bells to play the S&S Rams at noon on Saturday

The Bulldogs shut down the Tigers in the second half and added to their lead with two more touchdowns in the third quarter by Ulmer and Lankford to secure the 35-0 win over the Tigers and move to 3-1 on the season Howe will take on Leonard (1-2) next Saturday in Leonard.

Circus coming to Howe

Keep Howe Beautiful will once again host a circus coming to Howe On Friday, October 7, Culpepper & Merriweather will be at Jones Park for a repeat circus performance that they put on back in 2014 There will be two shows (5:00 and 7:30) Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for kids ages 212 and seniors over 65 Tickets will be on sale at the Howe, Gunter and Van Alstyne Post Offices, Howe Independent Bank, and Kyrie's Coffee Shop

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