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Monday, December 31, 2018
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Facing the storms of 2018
Happy New Year! It usually takes me about three months to get used to writing/typing the new year. So hopefully the next edition will say 2019. Last week the Howe Fire Department reported on their Facebook feed to warn drivers of a power line down at the intersection of Neal and Young Streets. This prompted a question about possible obstruction at the intersection of Crosby Stills and Nash. a If you're reading this edition, it means we had safe travels back from the Orange Bowl. The Enterprise had to cover the Oklahoma Sooners this weekend. Heard it might be a tax write off if we post the score and give some insight on what it was like in Miami Gardens. Our beloved Sooners lost, 45-34. First of all, here's a lesson on how to present a weekend trip to your wife in order to see your team play in a bowl game. Ask your wife, "Darling, would you like to go to Miami Beach for the weekend and maybe Downtown Miami?" After she gives her roaring approval, announce that since we're already in the area we might as well attend the Orange Bowl. What not to do is what I did - Make an announcement that we're going to the Orange Bowl for a quick weekend round trip. Thank you to Avis Rental Car and Miami Beach, we both won. The only downer of the weekend was Oklahoma's first quarter against Alabama. I'm now requesting a good CPA.
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The 2018 Photo of the Year was of the Howe Bulldogs standing for the flag before the homecoming game. The photo was selected by the readers of the Howe Enterprise. The photo was taken by Jennifer Daniels.
January
Howe Head Basketball Coach Eric Johns recorded his 300th win on Jan 2. versus Whitewright. After nine years, school board member Bruce Dawsey resigned as he moved away from the district. Feed My Sheep received $4,000 in grants. Lady Bulldogs beat Whitewright 60-37. Got home at 1 am. Good Community members luck reading this as proofing discuss the "look and feel" was not an option. of the new Howe primary school. Howe Athletic Director Zack Hudson HoweEnterprise.com announces that he's leaving Readership to become the head coach at Class 4A Mabank. Howe Jan. 1 - Dec. 29, 2018 High cheerleaders finish Sessions 114,633 near the top in the state Users: 52,551 competition. Howe FFA Pageviews: 604,949 Band "Honky Tonkers" compete at area for talent competition. Greg Snider
and Jordan Griffin named All-State in band. Lady Bulldogs block out VA, and hammer Gunter. Becky Hogenson named Executive Director of Keep Howe Beautiful. Donna Wormsbaker named the president of the organization. Howe's new K-9 "Loki" sends three to jail. Kloey Scott qualifies for the county spelling bee. Exalt Realty announced they would open an office in Howe. City agrees to replace stop signs in Howe to the tune of $3,000. Howe man tased and arrested after resisting. "Baby", the downtown cat was stolen. Amanda Miller qualifies to compete at state for Business Professionals of America. Howe Middle
School initiated a "Kindness Challenge" for kids to see the impact of a smile. Howe ISD School Board discusses the "look and feel" of the new primary school. Lady Bulldogs clinch playoffs with wins over Lone Oak and Whitewright. Howe senior Ty Harvey leads
Howe to victories in district. Clay Marshall commits to play football at SOSU. Howe Chamber announces a wine tasting event for the spring. Two Howe coaches, Craig Coheley and Michael Hartsfield resign. Parents plea for baseball coach at the school board meeting.
February
Bulldogs clinch playoffs with defense. Howe ISD ends up six students over the cut-off for Class 3A realignment and will be the fifth smallest school in Texas in Division I for two years. Joyce Park awarded Child Care Credential. Howe Elementary collects "Pennies for Patients." Girls Scouts start selling cookies. FUMC hosts "AllScout Sunday. Gracie
Lankford takes third in class at Fort Worth Stockshow. Howe FFA Boosters raise $11,265 with auction and dinner. Baseball and softball registration numbers decrease from years past. Ty Harvey announces he will play football for Missouri Southern State University. Bulldogs capture third seed in district by defeating Leonard in a page 2
