https://howeenterprise.com/ Volume #55, Edition #48
Howe's That A month ago or so we put a little red box outside of the Howe Development Alliance/Howe Chamber office. The only thing we forgot to do was check to see if anyone ever left anything in there when were were away from the office. Well, we finally opened it up recently and found a dampened envelope that had a nice note from a reader and an interesting July 1966 article from the Grain Producers News Magazine. The article truly highlights big changes in our society, but also hammers home some needs that would or should never change. The rise of the woman in business has been real and one of the greatest victories of the last 50 years. During the same 50 years, the declining of neighborhoods and community spirit across the country could be on crisis level, although I don't think we necessarily feel that same sense in our village. One could visit the community pep rally, or the upcoming Founders Day Festival and feel like Howe is still the neighborhood Mayberry R.F.D. that it was in 1966, or say 1986.
Monday, April 16, 2018
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Carter, Lady Bulldogs are HHS Robotics team has "Hoosiers" experience district champs in golf
Charlsee Carter took first place at the district tourney. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise. The Lady Bulldogs are Peyton Streetman and good. You probably knew Kriston Harris are headed they are good at basketball, to the regional tournament softball, and track. But in Bullard on April 25-26. they are really good at golf Also, Carter and Ross will as well and the team of be competing as individuals Charlsee Carter, Meradith as they finished in the top Ross, Molly Wilson, page 3
(L-R): Jaedyn Teller, Brandon Stapleton, Luis Chacon, Oleg Garbrandt, Jackson Adkins, Gage Hendrickson, Jacob Roper, Dawson Mitchell, Kobi Zolfaghari. Not pictured are Alex Moore, Colton Thurman, and Brenley Sanders. The Howe Robotics team players of Hickory in the must have looked at the other movie Hoosiers. The competition in the Houston members of the HHS state robotics competition page 2 much like the basketball
Bulldogs, Lady Bulldogs have multiple area track qualifiers
We thought we'd publish the article as it was a snapshot of a different time. It's on page 17. Today is National Eggs Benedict Day. the actual origin of Eggs Benedict is one shrouded in myth and mystery. There are those that profess that it was the favorite breakfast of the notorious betrayer Benedict Arnold, and became a favorite of the British after his defection from the American Revolutionary forces. There are some other theories that claims its origins came as a hangover remedy for stock broker Lemuel Benedict. Another claims of an egg addiction by Pope Benedict XIII that started the egg-sensation.
Jamie Taylor, Kacie Segleski, Bethany Master, Cade Courtney finished fourth in the 100 m which qualifies and Marissa Agee combined in the 4x400 for the him for the area meet. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise next round. Michelle Carney/Howe Enterprise The Howe Lady Bulldogs finished with an overall score of 80 points at the district track meet which was good for fourth overall,
however, they were able to send several members to the area meet. Same goes for the Howe Bulldogs who may have finished sixth
with 40 points, but not without outstanding performances of which will earn some 'Dogs another meet. Of the standouts
from Howe that qualified for area are Erin Blackburn, who placed second in the page 6
INSIDE Stubblefield signs to play softball Howe four-year starter for the Lady Bulldogs Torrey Stubblefield announced
Howe Elementary Six Weeks Honors A Honor Roll Fifth Six Weeks First Grade:
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Great Days of Service planned The committee for Great Days of Service gathered at Community Bible Fellowship last Wednesday to page 16
