Track season underway for HHS
Socialism Sucks is the topic at the Texoma Patriots to meet tonight
Howe’s Harmon named to 2nd Team All-District
Results from the Pilot Point Relays
The next meeting of the Texoma Patriots is tonight,
District 10-3A Superlative Awards
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Grayson Publishing, LLC
Volume 57, Edition 43
© 2020 The Howe Enterprise
Monday, March 9, 2020
Howe’s Honore takes District MVP honors It’s not every day that I walk away from an offer to become the play-by-play voice of a professional football team. But I fielded an opportunity from a team in the Indoor Football League last week to be their play-by-play voice for the 14 games to be aired on the radio. It would be yet another iron in the fire to an already time consumed arena for me. Even with it being a weekend gig, the time constraints with all-things Howe, I wasn’t able to come to an agreement that would satisfy both parties. But it was cool to meet with the ownership group. Had things worked out in the arrangement that I preferred, I’d be taking weekend flights to broadcast games in Green Bay and Oakland just to mention a couple over the 14 weeks. But, my priorities are to my family and Howe, Texas and I have much to do here. Fifteen years ago, I’d have jumped at the chance. Maybe today’s not the time, but tomorrow may be. In the meantime, I’ll be preparing for my Howe broadcasts. It’s not Green Bay or Oakland, but it’s home. And that matters. EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reserved as an opinion column and may not necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.
The Howe Lady Bulldogs ended their historic season over the weekend and today the district awards were released with Howe taking numerous honors. Howe senior Jenna Honore was named the District 103A MVP with teammates Ally Harvey becoming the District Defensive MVP. The two flipped places from a year ago when Honore was the Defensive MVP and Harvey was the District MVP. Junior Sierra Copeland was named the District’s Offensive MVP. Howe sophomore Trinity Williams brings home the District’s Sixth Person Award and the Howe coaching staff shared the top honors with Bells.
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District MVP Jenna Honore
The only non-Howe player to receive be awarded a superlative honor was freshman Katie Long of Whitewright who was (Continued on page 3)
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Whitmire re-elected as County Commissioner, Precinct 1 Citizens all across the United States of America were able to due their rightly duty and vote in the 2020 Primaries. Locally, 20,000 votes were cast in Grayson County of the 81,560 registered voters, which comes in at 24.52 percent. The turnout was significantly down from the 2016 primaries when 33.24 percent showed up at the polls. The margin of Republicans to Democrats voting in 2016 was 85 percent to 15 percent, respectively. In 2020, the numbers shifted to 70 percent for Republicans (14,068 voters) and 30 percent for Democrats (5,932).
Jeff Whitmire
This large shift in party voting can be mostly attributed to the top of the (Continued on page 5)
Summit Gardens announce spring sale to prepare for first wedding season
HHS One Act Play heading to bi -district, take numerous awards
The HHS One Act Play cast after receiving their rewards. Courtesy photo.
Antigone, a classic Greek tragedy is the play that the Howe High School OneAct Play students have used to slide their way into the bi-district round in competition. Antigone is being used in a more modern script, says
instructor Katie Ciani. “We are changing the setting to a sort of Viking/ Game of Thrones aesthetic. The kids have really bought into the idea, and it has been super fun to
Blue Bonnet Photography recently completed a photo shoot for Summit Gardens.
Pretty soon, everything will be in full bloom again which means green grass, flowers, and wedding bells. Summit Gardens will be open for business for the
first time for an official wedding season and have set prices at $600 for Sunday through Friday and $800 for Saturday nights. (Continued on page 7)
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