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Volume 58, Edition 51
Monday, May 3, 2021
Founders Day weekend kicks off Friday with Hall of Honor, festival Saturday Those in need of free clothing can stop by Peggy’s Porch which will be open during Founders Day on Saturday. It is located directly behind City Hall to the south next to the alley. ***** Small business owners and moms of school children are going to be the ones that save this country from big government. ***** The entire world is still watching Maricopa County, Arizona where the full forensic audit is underway. Mainstream media is unhinged and discrediting the audit and the auditors. The media tells us that election fraud is “The Big Lie.” But this comes from the same people that pushed Russian Collusion and Quid Pro Quo false narratives. They know exactly what’s coming “The Big Domino.” ***** Losing Howe Baseball Coach Ryan Moreau is a big one. He was just getting started. Good coach and good people. Big loss. EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reserved as an editorial column and may not necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.
Bulk Trash Pickup 2nd Friday of each month in Howe.
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Howe PTO in jeopardy, pg. 3 Noah Campbell signs, pg. 3 Bulldog Stadium, pg. 6 HMS Students of Month, pg. 7 Chamber members, pg. 10 Chamber events, pg. 11 Hot Jobs, pg. 12 Texas History, pg. 13 Christian, pg. 14 Finance/Children, pg. 15 Past front pages, pg. 16-24
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Charles Haley joins incumbents as ISD Board of Trustees winners
Janie Finney
The Howe Founders Day Festival is this Saturday, May 8. Vendors will line Haning and O’Connell Streets on Saturday. Staff photos. It was 35 years ago when the Texas Sesquicentennial celebration prompted the Howe Area Chamber of Commerce to host a city-wide festival and rodeo. Gone are
the rodeo and the tobacco spitting contest, but the communitywide celebration continues. In 2015, the newly reconstructed Howe
Area Chamber of Commerce for the first time held the Howe Hall of Honor which has become the kickstart to the Founders Day Festi-
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Unofficial Howe ISD School Board results: Janie Finney (140), Charles Haley (129), and Josh Vincent (95) were elected. Not elected were Brad Murphy (81), and Crystal Lawson (36). It will become official this week when all ballots through the mail are counted.
Charles Haley
Josh Vincent
Awards to be presented by chamber on Friday at Hall of Honor
Clarissia Doty 2020 Citizen of the Year
Becky Hogenson 2019 Citizen of the Year
Don’s Smokehouse 2020 Business of the Year
Howe Family Dentistry 2019 Business of the Year
Amber Carter 2020 Volunteer of the Year
Sergio Garcia 2019 Volunteer of the Year
Feed My Sheep 2020 Volunteer Organization of the Year
KHB 2019 Volunteer Organization of the Year
Many awards will be handed out Friday night at Summit Gardens at the annual Howe Hall of Honor event. Last year's event was cancelled due to COVID so the chamber will honor the 2019 awards as well as the 2020 awards Friday. The Norma J. Wallace Citizen of the Year is Clarissia Doty for 2020 and Becky Hogenson for 2019. Hogenson has declined the award from the chamber, but we wanted to salute her here at the Howe En-
terprise for her amazing contributions to Summit Gardens and for her leadership with Keep Howe Beautiful. The Volunteer of the Year awards will be presented to Amber Carter for 2020 and Sergio Garcia for 2019. Both are heavily involved with volunteerism with Howe Youth Sports and Garcia is also a volunteer board member for the chamber. Don’s Smokehouse will be presented
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