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Robert Patrick Hunt, 1963-2021
The Howe Bulldogs and Lady Bulldogs held a
Robert Patrick Hunt was born on August 18,1963 at
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It’s beginning to look a lot like fall Not sure why I feel like I’m alone, but anything that has a possible side-effect of death should not be mandated by anyone. ***** It seems this coming week could be an interesting one. Outside of Maricopa County Audit results, a Julian Assange court date, an EBS System testing, My Pillow CEO Mike Lindell is hosting a “Cyber Symposium” Tuesday through Thursday on FrankSpeech.com. During this symposium, Lindell will be revealing the cyber data and packet captures from the November 2020 Election. According to Lindell, there will be indisputable evidence that China hacked the November election through online intrusions of the machines and used algorithms to flip votes from Trump to Biden. One would think if these packet captures were real, this would seem to be an act of war. ***** This week could be a good time to have some cash on hand.
Junior 3-year starting quarterback Austin Haley. Staff photo.
The offensive line could include members from each of the freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. They will rely on quickness over size. Staff photo.
Junior fullback Carson Daniels and sophomore receiver Cooper Jones are expected to be impact players in 2021 as each are returning starters. Staff photo.
The Howe Bulldogs football season is a mere 18 days from kickoff. Everyone knows how difficult the schedule is as one of the smallest teams in Class 3A Division I football in the great
State of Texas, but don’t tell Howe Head Coach Bill Jehling or his group of young and talented athletes. The Bulldogs look to compete in 2021— even with a heavy roster of underclass-
Austin Haley, fullback Carson Daniels, and lineman Matthew Bearden. Last season it was Cooper Jones and Mahlon Walker. This season, it is
men and starters mostly comprised of such. This could be the third year in a row that Howe will start a freshman on the offensive side of the ball as two years ago it was quarterback
Blue Bell dished out last Thursday in downtown
While early in the
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New postmaster says Howe is a friendly town
Geoffrey Johnson is Howe’s newest postmaster. Staff photo.
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.
freshman Charlie Vera who is vying for a spot on the offensive line.
Ken and Sandy Franz served ice cream as Cavender Home Theater provided Blue Bell to Howe community members. Staff photo.
Geoffrey Johnson is Howe’s newest postmaster. He replaces LeAndra Beckemeyer, who was in Howe for over 20 years. Johnson says he is going to be in Howe
for a while also, but he is eligible for retirement in three years. Johnson started in Howe November 7 of last year but was help-
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