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Monday, August 19, 2019
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Texoma Patriots to hold 10-year anniversary celebration On Thursday evening, members of the Texoma Patriots will gather at the Grayson County Courthouse steps for to celebrate their 10-year anniversary. Patriotic music and speeches will highlight the evening that begins at 6 pm and finishes at 8 pm.
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The Texoma Patriots says the event is a celebration of what citizens can do when they work together. They are inviting anyone and everyone. It was 10 years ago that the tea party movement began in the US. Members of our community met at the Grayson County Courthouse north entrance on April 15 to tell our government that they were tired of being taxed too much - thus, Taxed Enough Already. And so began the T.E.A. Party movement locally. promote fiscal and personal responsibility, to follow the rule of The Texoma Patriots held its first law, and to protect our national meeting on August 22, 2009 in sovereignty. Sherman. It was a patriotic rally to show support for Representative WHEN: August 22 from 6 to 8 Ralph Hall and supported his stand p.m. on HR 3200. The Texoma Patriots expressed their opposition to the WHERE: Grayson County proposed healthcare reform bill that Courthouse north steps in Sherman led to Obamacare, a governmentTX - 100 W. Houston St. run healthcare system. They continue to work to keep America WHAT: A celebration of what free. citizens can do when they work together. The Texoma Patriots believe in the United States of America and what WHO: You, your family, friends, she stands for as well as the right to neighbors - everyone is welcome. life, liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. Their goals are to WHY: Because America is worth preserve limited government, to fighting for.
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the right steps to correct them," said Catching. When posed the question of if this band could become the school's fourth state champion, Catching said that if they were able to continue the path that they currently are on, they could have a good chance. "I don't want to jinx it or anything, but we're pretty confident," said Catching. Both Scoggins and Catching said that the color guard do not get the credit they deserve.
Erin Catching from 2018.
"People think they're just out there waving a flag, but they have to run from one side of the field to the other in a certain number of steps," said Scoggins. "They had guard camp separate from band camp, and I know it's difficult for themselves with the band and figure out where they're going," said Catching. "I know it's complicated with our counts and their counts and they try and match it up as best as they can. Jade Cox is the guard captain and she's doing a great job this year."
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While the theme is "Madness" for the Pride of Howe in 2019, the goal for state is quite sane.
Chloe Scoggins from 2018.
