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Monday, September 25, 2017
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Grayson County Judge Bill Magers announces re-election bid
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Grayson County Judge Bill Magers stands behind the county commissioners to announce his bid for re-election. Submitted photo.
“I am honored to be joined by my fellow commissioners court members in announcing for reelection. This is the most fitting manner in which to announce because our success at the county is due to great team work,” said Judge Magers. “We work hard to put personal politics aside in order to serve the taxpayers and the results speak for themselves.”
Judge Magers is a lifetime member of the National Rifle Association (NRA), is active in numerous civic organizations and serves as a volunteer coach for youth sports. He and his wife, Angela, have also served as delegates to Republican Conventions and supported numerous conservative candidates and causes at the local, state and national level.
The former mayor of Sherman was elected Grayon County Judge in Judge Magers and Angela own the 2014. Montessori Academy of North Texas, where Angela oversees all “By continuing to make smart the day-to-day operations. Bill is infrastructure investments and also an investor in commercial living within our means, Grayson real estate. They reside in County citizens are benefiting from Sherman with their 4 sons and are our growth and enjoying a great active members of First United quality of life,” said Judge Magers. Methodist Church.
"Downtown Howe-lloween Festival" gaining momentum The Howe Area Chamber of Commerce announced two weeks ago that they will host a Halloween Festival in the downtown area on Saturday, Oct. 28 starting at 6:30 pm. The chamber is welcoming vendors and trick 'r treaters for candy, games and fun. The First United Methodist Church of Howe has announced that they will move their Trunk 'R Treat event and join the new "Downtown Howe-lloween Festival." Vendors that have registered: Chill Out Shaved Ice Silver Thread Creations Road Dawg Catering Scentsy - Michele Brockman Arbonne - Tiffany Powell FUMC Howe Country Scents Candles with Ashleigh Howe Mercantile Howe Enterprise Lularoe April Vellotti
Designs on Farmington Revital U Coffee The Chamber has also announced that the annual Christmas parade will take place on Dec. 9. The time of the parade is 4:30 pm.
