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Volume 62, Edition 14, Monday, August 19, 2024 Life waits for no one. Get up every day and keep pushing through, no matter what.
Community Pep Rally Saturday night
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Make sure you take good care of yourself. If something happens to you, the world will move on and you will fall behind. If you don’t work to build your dream life, someone will hire you to build theirs. Work in silence. Celebrate in private. People love to ruin things. Don’t regret your past. Just learn from it and move on.
Coach Steve Simmons lines up athletes on the field for the introduction of the Howe Bulldogs at the 2023 Community Pep Rally. Photo by Michelle Carney.
Come Saturday night at No one cares. Work hard- 7:30 pm, the Bulldog er to become better each Stadium lights will once day. again be flipped on as the annual Community Pep Ignore advice from any- Rally will take place. It’s one who doesn’t live the a tradition that began in life you want to live. 2011 and has taken place each year with the excepRule over your emotions. tion of 2016 which was A calm mind can handle canceled due to rain. any situation. All fall teams from kinIf you find someone bet- dergarten through varsity ter than you, don’t hate. will be introduced with a Ask them for advice and cooperate with them. You are truly at peace with yourself when you mind your own business.
grand entrance will be made through the Bulldog tunnel. Last year’s crowd was the largest to date with the home stands completely filled as cheerleaders, football players, volleyball athletes, and band members were introduced to the community. Food will be available through the Howe Athletic Booster Club.
The traditional first day of school photo with Mrs. Kim Duncan and a first grade student. This year features Rennie Burris. Staff photo.
Construction of playground to begin at Connections Park in mid-October The team constructing Connections Park released plans for a community-built playground and announced it would take place October 1620. The group will be seeking volunteers to make this dream become a
Lady Bulldogs start volleyball season with a 5-2 record
It’s officially Michelle Carney season again. Enjoy the photos!
Concept plan released on social media Monday. reality for Howe. Volunteers can choose from three shifts daily of 8 am—noon, 12:30—5 pm, and 5:30 pm—8pm. Volunteering opportunities include sponsorships,
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skilled labor, childcare, food donations, department heads, and committees. Sign up by clicking here. Upon completion of the park, it will be dedicated to the City of Howe.
Bulldogs defense stands out in opening scrimmage at Eustace
INSIDE
Varsity Lady Bulldogs, pg. 4 JV Lady Bulldogs, pg. 5 Band Boosters Fundraiser pg. 6 HISD Board Agenda, pg. 7 Hole on US 75, pg. 9 Gianino State Champ, pg. 9 City Council Agenda, pg. 9 Fball/Vball photos, pg. 10 Hot Jobs, City Info, pg. 11 History/Christian, pg. 12 Local Churches, pg. 13 Chamber Members, pg. 14 Past front pages, 15-22 Howe Enterprise Readership January 2024—August 17, 2024 EDITOR’S NOTE—This column is reISSU stats served as an editorial column and may not 98,142 impressions necessarily reflect the policy of this publication.HoweEnteprisePhotos.com 4,698,547 photo views
The Howe Lady Bulldogs celebrate after a kill. Photo by Michelle Carney. The Howe Lady Bulldogs showed grit in their season opener and pressed on in the Whitesboro tournament
to land them with a 4-0 start to the season for the first time in at least 16 years. The Lady Bulldogs now sit with a 5-2
overall record after weekend play. After falling behind Tom Bean in the opener in sets three and (Continued on page 2)
Kendall O’Brien scores while receiving a block from a teammate at the goal line. (Story on page 8). Photo by Michelle Carrney.