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County Judge Randy Moore assembled representatives from

Tax Assessor/Collector, District Clerk, County Clerk, Justice of the Peace Precincts 1 and 2, and the Sheriff’s Office, to join in the search for a solution.

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several criminal and justice departments, including County Court at Law Judge Charles Butler, Municipal Court Judge John Skotnik, Fannin County Deten-

read projected costs for the detention center for the remaining year, comparing budgeted costs with actual spending trends seen in Fannin County. The expectation of an average of 110 County inmates every month has been far exceeded by the current total count of over 160, forcing the County thousands of dollars over budget. This overcrowding

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is fairly recent, and Judge Blake expected some correlation to Covid-19, which has likely led to an increase in family violence and activity from drug users or other repeat offenders who have become bored at home.

Covid-19 has also affected the bottom line, as Judge Moore pointed out. In the past few months of the shutdown, the County has seen decreases in revenue from department fines and fees, including a loss of $150,000 in tax and auto, $72,000 in medical and transport, and $60,000 in other office fees. The Court discussed possible methods of reducing costs and increasing revenue to offset the balance, including options such as reducing inmates in the detention center, decreasing personnel, or increasing the tax rate.

Judge Skotnik believed reducing inmates could be the most effective route, by monitoring time spent in the jail, and releasing more perpetrators of minor infractions with the restrictions of Personal Recognizance (PR) Bonds. Judge Skotnik noted there is a possibility this route could lead to increased spending on ankle monitors with GPS locators for the inmates who cannot afford the cost themselves.

District Attorney Glaser suggested tightening up the intake process to ensure perpetrators are in contact with attorneys as quickly as possible.

Judge Moore intends to continue this conversation in 7 to 10 days. The Meeting adjourned at 2:28 p.m.

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Edwina has been preparing for this position for the past 18 months. She has faithfully attended Commissioners Court for the past year and a half, and she has consistently conveyed her plans for grappling with important county issues through various media outlets. Edwina has created and facilitated several programs to help needy residents impacted by COVID-19, and she faithfully serves as an officer for the Fannin County Republican Women’s organization. If elected, Edwina will dedicate the next four years exclusively to this position. Although, she and her husband own a local security consulting firm, she has plans in place to delegate all business affairs to another. This will prevent any distractions from taking her attention away from the county.

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NNIN COUNTY COMMISSIONER PRECINCT 1

Fannin County Beyond 2020: A Shared Vision

When you think of prosperity, what thoughts come to mind? For me, I picture an image of my “Tomorrow” being better than my “Today”. With “next week” being even greater still. Imagery is a wonderful tool and it serves to drive our minds, pushing us to greater rewards. As Americans, this mindset of exceptionalism is woven into the fabric of our culture. As it should be!

It was through this vision of a brighter future that ultimately led me to enter this race for County Commissioner. Like my parents before me, I wanted to ensure that this world my children and grandchildren will one day inherit, will be better than when I received it. Even during trying times such as these, history has proven that any challenge can be overcome through having Drive, Determination and a Shared Vision.

These qualities led me to build my campaign around four key principals which I believe are essential to our County’s future. Separately, they comprise individual ideas and tasks, but collectively they lay the framework to building a better Fannin County.

UNITY • ECONOMIC GROWTH • FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY • PUBLIC SAFETY Unity breeds efficiency – Teamwork by its very definition delivers best when all participants have their eyes set on the same objective. County government is comprised of many different departments, each struggling for their share of a limited budget. Relationships can become strained and it is the task of the Commissioner’s Court to steady the ship. Nowhere have I seen this more evident than my 20 years working at the Lewisville Police/Fire Department. I bring a strong balance of assertive decision making ability with fairness and cooperative effort.

Economic Growth – No other time of year is this more on the minds of residents than right now during tax appraisal season! I haven’t met a person yet who didn’t experience a substantial increase in their property values this year. With the expanding metroplex, buyers are willing to pay much higher prices and we’re feeling the pinch of higher taxes due. Without a growing Retail & Industrial tax base, the burden of paying for increased county services falls to the property owner. We must have a STRONG presence on the Court of task-oriented Commissioners capable of seizing every opportunity to bring business development to Fannin.

Fiscal Responsibility – The quickest way to have an extra dollar is to not frivolously spend the ones currently in your wallet! Commissioners must create an atmosphere of being good stewards of the County’s treasure and remain mindful that every penny received came from the labor of the taxpayer. I’ve never had to search far into any organization’s budget to find waste. Effective leaders possess the willingness to seek out such waste and the fortitude to stand against it. I have no qualms in addressing wasteful or inefficient expenditure of tax dollars. I reference this below in the action steps of my Response Plan.

Public Safety – With my husband, Mike, still serving as a Police Captain in Lewisville, this is very near and dear to my heart. Our emergency responders voluntarily place their lives in jeopardy with no more notice than the ringing of a 911 call. A true focus on Public Safety, however, goes well beyond just Police & Fire response. Our county is currently facing a very difficult decision on how we will provide EMS services in the near future. Decisions made by Commissioners today will have a direct impact on ambulance availability and response times across our County. I bring 20 years of understanding and experience in this field of service.

Earning your trust in serving as County Commissioner doesn’t end on Election Day. I must continually justify your support by the measure of this Mission Plan: 1. Bring RELIEF to Fannin County taxpayers 2. IMPROVE on Delivery of Services to them.

3. Stand ACCOUNTBLE for Successes or Failures I have developed a DETAILED set of plans on how to achieve this and made sure these can be implemented under our current strained budget. Here are just a few: • Immediately begin cutting & clearing ditches of debris – water carries away expensive gravel and must be channeled off road surfaces.

– You may have seen my recent video on CR-1265 which showcases the immediate impact this will have.

• Career/Skill development training for Equipment Operators – provided at low cost through Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX).

• Quality Analysis and Control program – Every job will have supervisory inspection and sign-off by my Foreman or me personally.

We work for YOU. • Quarterly Newsletter informing residents of: - Progress made - Challenges ahead - A schedule of Planned Operations - and Opportunities to better serve our community • Establish Pct. 1 Website for reporting: - Maintenance needs - Complaints - Letters of appreciation.

- This will also serve as another communication portal • Public Access to my direct cellphone number: (903) 287-0388 - where calls are promptly returned. Feel free to call now!

• Budget transparency through publishing a simplified overview of how YOUR taxes are being spent.

Throughout this campaign, I am the only candidate who has provided DETAILS on how I will improve county service delivery to you, the taxpayer. These steps are actionable today, deliver immediate results and require very little, if any, expenditure. Best of all, they serve as a measure towards ACCOUNTABILITY in holding my office to its responsibilities. I currently serve as Vice-President of the Fannin County Republican Club and you will not find anyone more committed to upholding the CONSERVATIVE values our nation was founded upon. My husband and I own Texas Firearms Training Academy which provides annual medical and armed faculty training to Fannin County area schools.

We, the people of Fannin County, have a shared vision of our future. Increasingly, we demand a modernized, efficient approach to the performance of the duties of County Commissioner. This opportunity can only be seized if voters are willing to come out and make their voices heard. See you at the Armory!

My name is Edwina Lane and I humbly ask for YOUR vote for Fannin County Commissioner Precinct One. Early Voting runs June 29th - July 2nd and July 6th – July 10th (8am-5pm).

Election Day is July 14th (7am-7pm).

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Proverbs 14:34 I’m Proud to be an American where at least I know I am free, Do we know what that means?

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“My crew had no thought of ever coming home until things were won. And that was it; do your job and do it well and get back home,” W.C. Beasley.

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The name “Mr. Sam” speaks to us in terms of a history that is ours to claim in Fannin County. The bells of freedom are ringing all around us and we can rejoice in this gift.

While dipping in the pages of history, however, I found this prayer written by one of the greatest soldiers ever to wear the uniform of our country, General Douglas MacArthur.

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I remember days when I was sick or my grandmother wanted to show me love.

She made homemade stew, and a warm chocolate pie with 6-inch meringue. That memory is part of the past that makes me feel good and reminds me of moments with her. We learn from our elders because they have wisdom of the past. I will turn 60 years of age this year. I still say yes sir and yes ma’am with respect. They became my teachers sharing their past experiences to help me see all the many sides of a story. They showed me how if I stay in the same predicament, with the same opinion, I will not grow or move forward.

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here, memories are all that matter. As a Home Hospice nurse I’ve had the honor to be with families while on the journey to death. The one thing I know for sure, when leaving this world each human goes through the process of remembering the past. Assisting the dying as they muddle through the past cleaning up regrets and ill spoken words you see them find the peace. The enlightenment learned through their end of life journey and sharing it with family and friends helps close the legacy the way the person wants to be remembered.

With the past repaired family and friends will have positive memories.

Today, I watched the news showing all the destruction, violence, fear and anger. The act of removing monuments will not erase history or repair it but each

one has a history lesson to teach us for the future.

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Your freedom to choose not to remember the past is yours but it will not erase history. Similar to our end of life journey, we can reconcile ourselves to the past

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Build me a son whose heart will be clear, whose goal will be high, a son who will master himself before he seeks to master other men, one who will reach in to the future, yet never forget the past. Then I, his father, will dare to whisper.

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I’ve made these without the bananas, and with blueberry pie filling, or any kind you like.

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and educate the community on the needs of healthy food. They also planted a seed with several people who are now serving the community during one of its most trying times. We are a group of many churches, organizations and dedicated individuals.

Feeding Fannin Friday food distributions have become an important day for many residents of Fannin County.

Through a lot of planning and hard work, community members created a valuable resource for locals in our high-need area who need extra support getting healthy groceries. Anyone regardless of circumstance is welcome.

Everyone needs a little help sometimes. Since April 2019 in collaboration with North Texas Food Bank the mobile pantry has come to Bonham and Honey Grove. Recently due to COVID-19, the mobile pantry turned into Disaster Relief providing boxes of staples and produce. On occasion they have also brought kid’s snack boxes and fresh milk and orange juice. Our

8/2/16 next distribution will be July 17th at the Pavilion in front of the Bonham Armory. The National Guard will be back to help with the trucks.

In May, we added Tuesday Super Suppers to provide a good weekly meal to families. Through help with several churches and organizations we have served from 175 – 320 dinners per week.

Volunteers also take dinner to the Bonham Police Department, Bonham Fire Department, Open Arms Shelter and to homebound residents who are unable to drive. Unless we run out and that has happened a couple times: The Breakfast Stop’s pulled pork with mac and cheese dinner and Solid Rock Church’s fresh grilled burgers were huge hits!

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Relief with Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh have also provided delicious dinners.

Many families appreciate their generosity and that of local farmers and Master Gardeners including Bearden farms that have donated fresh produce.

In July we will be taking to the road a bit and traveling to Ladonia. On July 16th we will be hosting with Pig & Whistle Restaurant and provide a drive thru dinner and resource fair with the aid of Texoma Council of Governments. More information on that event will be available ASAP! If your organization, church or business would like to sponsor a night we would really like to keep Tuesday Super Suppers going until

school starts to help families through the summer. You may contact Feeding Fannin through our Facebook page or email terefcfcc@frontier. com or call Tere Curtis during the week at the Crisis Center, 903-583-7694. Anyone wishing to volunteer may contact Andrea Lappin at andrea@fanninccc.org We appreciate all the great support, volunteers and donations from individuals who want to help their neighbors!

The rainbow has become a symbol of keeping up hope during the pandemic – a young talented volunteer did this special sidewalk drawing for us!

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For Commissioner Precinct 1 • Fannin County Precinct 1 citizens, I need your vote!

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• As you can see, I have not tried to win this election by having the most monetary donations, events, and signs. I have intentionally run a financially conservative campaign. I want voters to know this is how I will approach the county budget. Your hard-earned dollars mean a lot to you and I understand that.

• I do not have the backing of Fannin County’s political establishment.

I would rather have the support of the average taxpayer, I will represent you and work for you.

• If you want fairness with no favoritism, honest effort, and realistic solutions for county road care, county business, and county growth, vote RONNIE BALL. • This runoff election is about commitment, and I am committed to you.

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Commissioners Discuss Road Maintenance and Bridge Construction and CR 4250, though only one made it into the annual report.

Both are under TxDOT construction. There has been a decrease of 2 bridges since last year due to the installation of wider culverts. He estimated he would need $936,000 to maintain the roads of Precinct 2 at the same level. He reported over 20 road signs have been defaced or stolen. Four roads are awaiting inspection. Commissioner Magness stated Precinct 3 has seen an increase in traffic and estimated he would need $1.3 million to maintain his roads, which is the same as last year. He is missing several road and stop signs. CR 2415 will have a new culvert installed. Commissioner Lackey stated the roads in Precinct 4 are primarily in good condition and estimated he would need $710,000 to maintain this condition. He will need to replace 3 stop signs and over 20 road signs. A section of CR 2900 will be closed and moved to a higher elevation. A bridge on CR 2998 is being replaced by TxDOT at no cost to the County, and another on CR 3210 is being repaired. The wooden bridge on CR 2900 is closed and will be replaced with a concrete bridge. A motion to approve the Commissioners’ Annual Road Reports passed.

11 Judge Moore conveyed County Clerk Tammy Biggar’s

request for personnel to clean election equipment between voters, up to 2 people for 9 10-hour days at $10 per hour.

The requested wages will be withdrawn from the Covid-19 CARES Act funding. A motion to approve up to $1440 for extra election personnel and cleaning supplies passed.

12 Commissioner Lackey proposed making the following budget amendments for Road and Bridge, Precinct 4: Add revenue to FEMA $54,433.72, add the expense to Rock and Gravel $40,000.00, Culverts $5,000.00 and R & M Parts $9,433.72. These amendments are due to FEMA money from last year that was only just received and are now available to add to the budget to replenish funds. A motion to approve the budget amendments passed.

13 Commissioner Self explained 1.1 miles of CR 5045 pipeline in Leonard was left off the pipeline map, and to amend this, Garney Construction will provide $21,500 for supplementing materials for the next year of maintenance, which will need to be added to Budget Income 79-319-179 and Expense 79-622-341, so the funds can be used this year.

A motion to approve the budget amendment passed.

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17 Auditor Alicia Whipple conveyed Purchasing Agent Michelle Case’s request for permission to solicit a formal bid for culverts for all precincts. A motion to approve the solicitation for bids passed.

18 A motion to approve payment of bills passed.

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A regular meeting of the Fannin County Commissioners Court was called to order Tuesday, June 30, 2020, at 9:01 a.m. by County Judge Randy Moore, in Bonham City Hall, and via teleconference. Judge Moore established quorum; all Commissioners were present. The invocation was given

by Pastor Chuck Jestis of Blue Ridge First United Methodist Church. Major James Manis led the pledges.

5 Public Forum: One citizen spoke about the increasing failures of the current voting equipment and urged Commissioners to take action to replace the machines while external funding is an option.

6 Judge Moore began a discussion on the Fannin County Declaration of Disaster Proclamation for Covid-19 by noting how case numbers have gone up with the reopening of the State, and how Governor Abbott has sought to curtail the rising numbers with new orders returning to some earlier restrictions, such as reducing restaurant capacities from 75% to 50%, and the limit on outdoor gatherings from 500 to 100 people, unless otherwise approved by City Mayor or County Judge. Responsibility for creating and enforcing further guidelines for large outdoor gatherings will fall to local officials, and in compliance, Judge Moore put together a set of guidelines for any event with over 100 people in attendance, excluding places of worship. Judge Moore gave permission for all events that follow these guidelines. He commented that there are 19 ICU beds open in the hospitals in Cooke, Grayson, and Fannin County areas, ready to receive Covid-19 patients if the need arises. Judge Moore urged res-

taurant workers to wear masks.

A motion to include Executive Orders GA-26 and GA-28 in the Proclamation, and to extend the Proclamation one week, passed.

7 A motion to include Executive Orders GA-26 and GA-28 in the Covid-19 Response and Continuity of Operations Plan for Fannin County, and to extend the Plan one week, passed.

8 Judge Moore relayed the suggestion of Charles Edwards of Texas Community Development Block Grant (TxCDBG) Resource Management that the item regarding the recommendation from DBI Engineers for water line materials supply for the Hickory Creek Project 7219149 is premature. A motion to table the item indefinitely passed.

9 Judge Moore explained that the supermajority required to approve the Change in Lake Zoning for Lake Trail Estates last week was not achieved as a supermajority because he, Judge Moore, did not participate in the vote. This week, a motion was made to approve the zoning change. All Commissioners and Judge Moore voted yes, except for Commissioner Magness, who dissented. Motion passed with a supermajority. Judge Moore commented that he spoke with Clint Hemby, and found the owner of Lake Trail Estates open to dedicating some land to a safe play area for children of the community.

10 Commissioners presented their Annual Road Reports: Commissioner Whitlock stated Precinct 1 has 2 bridges currently closed, on CR 1020 and CR 4130. He estimated he would need $1 million to fix the roads in his Precinct. He is missing several road signs that have been stolen. Commissioner Self stated Precinct 2 has 2 bridges closed, on CR 5060

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acres out of a 10-acre tract on CR 4870 in Leonard and explained that the owner is cutting out a portion of the acreage that does not have the home on it. All taxes are paid and documents are in. A motion to approve the severance passed.

15 A motion to give access to Development Services Director Lita Huffman to make changes to the Development Services webpage for Fannin County passed.

16 Auditor Alicia Whipple conveyed Purchasing Agent Michelle Case’s request for permission to solicit a formal bid for Fuel and Oil for vehicles at Sheriff’s Office and all precincts. A motion to approve the solicitation for bids passed.

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19 Judge Moore introduced Sydney Newman, Paris District Bridge and Hydraulics Engineer for TxDOT, to present to the Commissioners the Equivalent Match Program through TxDOT for bridges, culverts, and more in relation to the Lake Ralph Hall Project. Mr. Newman explained that the Program is how most Counties cover their portion when TxDOT uses federal funds to replace County bridges, and offers a 10% cost share, though TxDOT covers the cost of the development, plans, and environmental clearance. He noted that 5 CR bridges will be affected by Lake Ralph Hall. The engineer contract is in the process of being awarded to Huitt-Zollars, and Flatiron Construction, who will build the lake.

Mr. Newman explained he needs an Advanced Funding Agreement

with the local government and the County’s cost participation before design and environmental work can commence. He noted that in the case of an emergency, such as a bridge closure due to collapse or washout, TxDOT can sometimes begin repairs or replacement with this Program within a few days, and urged Commissioners to communicate with him before patching it up themselves, in order for the County to receive the utmost benefits of the Program.

20 Comments: Commissioner Whitlock reminded listeners that Covid-19 is still serious, and to stay at attention because it’s getting worse. He asked everyone to work together and be a good neighbor. Commissioner Self reminded listeners that the bridge on CR 4250 is now under construction, and CR 5060 will be completed in a few weeks. He asked anyone who notices people stealing road and stop signs to contact their Commissioner.

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and the bakery side of the business continued its operations as a supplier of birthday cakes. The shutdown “gave us time to cook for and reach out to the friends and family we knew needed companionship during the difficult time.”

May and June saw painting and repairs projects on the Bed and Breakfast itself, and the Halbrooks used the time at home to complete a new “escape room” feature, which is entertainment with the prize of a discounted stay.

The Halbrooks are thankful for the support of their patrons, and plan on moving their businesses forward by…“doing our part to keep others safe, and we look forward to seeing everybody again when this slows down. Our main objective as a Bed & Breakfast is to reduce stress in people’s lives through full-service pampering, massages, and entertaining with food, music, and fun.

Meanwhile, stay calm and prayers to all!”

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Though flight and travel restrictions in March led to many room cancellations for the Bed and Breakfast, the Halbrooks were encouraged that many of the guests asked if they could reschedule when some normalcy returned.

A wedding booked in June was postponed a year, and other wedding inquiries for the next few months were discouraged for the safety of all involved.

What were some creative ways you worked around the shutdowns?

Carleton House was able to accommodate a few stranded travelers during the pandemic while following social distancing. With upgraded sanitation and face masks, the Halbrooks are now ready to accept guests at a 50% occupancy. Karen Halbrook, who, in addition to running the Bed and Breakfast and her bakery, is a competent seamstress, responded to the pandemic by producing face masks for first responders and the medical community. She was also able to continue filling alteration orders with no-contact pickup,

Elect7/7/20 JR STRICKLIN for CONSTABLE PRECINCT 2 ONE VOICE • ONE VOTE • EQUAL CHANGE I have been married for 22 years, 13 children and 8 are adopted. They are my foundation besides my church. I am a devoted family man, believe in honest, hard work which I instill that to my children.

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Priceless photographs are being scanned and placed online, as well as being preserved Files contain information on homes and buildings, families and historic events.

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I have heard from several friends and family in the past few weeks. The conversation usually starts with the same formalities; then, unable to ignore the elephant in the room, the conversation changes to “this upsidedown world” we are experiencing.

The most common response to the changes we are all experiencing is fear! “A scary time,” dwindling hope that things will ever be the same again. Often, the conversation at least dances around the edges of Biblical Prophecy. Yesterday, a young woman that never responds to an attempted change in direction to a discussion of Jesus initiated the conversation. “This”, she said, “makes me think of Revelation [in the Bible]” She went on to say that years ago she read a series of books concerning the second coming of Jesus to this earth. What we are living through now brought her back to those words.” Again, she said, “SCARY!” From my experience, she is not alone. As positive reports from our government officials wane and new threats surface – increased sickness and violence and the nagging feeling that the next hazard is just around the corner. What will we wake up to tomorrow? Will we wake up at all? Some are realizing that the thing they fear the most is their unfamiliarity with the Truth that Jesus Christ will return to this earth – just as He said He would. But why should we fear His return? Isn’t that a good thing? Don’t we raise Hallelujahs and Alleluias to Him every Christmas and Easter? Don’t we speak of Him with reverence and respect? Don’t we know Him, or do we just know about Him? Jesus said prior to His return to this earth, there would be increased violence, plagues, pestilence, and that “People will faint from fear and apprehension because of what is coming on the world.” Luke 21:26 But Jesus also said, “But you, when you see all these things, you will know that He is near, right at the door.” Matthew 24:33 So why the fear from those who claim to be “Christ followers”? It is probably time for us all to have that conversation. Perhaps we need to “repent,” or in laymen’s terms –it is time to change our thinking, to renew our minds, to be born-again. Not long ago, I was asked to be involved in an event. The theme of the event was PRAYER, calling on God to get us out of this mess we are in - such as we see now. God’s promise to His people: “If My people, who are called by My name, will humble themselves and pray and seek My face and repent (turn from) their sinful ways, then I will hear from heaven, and I will forgive their sin and will heal their land.” (2 Chronicles 7:14) Great! Right?

When the draft came back to me, the words “repent (turn from) their sinful ways” were left out and replaced with “…” That’s right, three dots … Repentance is the key to all of this fear and cannot be left out of this conversation.

To rid the world of fear, God’s people must REPENT and seek His Face.

Jesus left us here after we are born-again – to be conformed to HIS IMAGE and to TAKE THE GOOD NEWS OF HIS LIFE, DEATH AND RESURRECTION TO THE WHOLE WORLD AS A KINGDOM OF PRIESTS – to learn to reign on this earth IN HIM…TO LIVE FREE FROM FEAR AND TO SHARE THAT FREEDOM WITH THE WORLD. TO STAND UP, TO BE LIGHT IN A DARK WORLD. As the world cowers, we are to come out of the dark corners by the Power of His Spirt to bring PEACE to the world – HIS PEACE. “The lips of a priest should guard knowledge, and people should seek instruction from his mouth because a priest is the messenger of the Lord of Hosts.” Malachi 2:7

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I am not afraid of a virus. I am not afraid of death. I do, however, have one fear - and that is to stand in HIS Presence. I never want to hear the words, “Worthless Servant” (Matthew 25:30) I don’t want Him say that He Gave me His Mind (I Corinthians 2:16) and I didn’t reason with it; that HE gave me His Word and I never learned it; He gave me His Voice and I didn’t use it to proclaim HIM to a lost world because I thought they wouldn’t listen or that I would be embarrassed; He gave me the HIS HOLY SPIRIT - HIS POWER, and I didn’t bind up the sick and broken; He gave me HIS NAME and I shrank back from proudly wearing it.. He gave me His life, but I did not give Him mine! The Greatest Fear I have is that HE would say “I WASN’T YOUR FIRST LOVE!” I hope and pray that at the end of this summer we will not say, “The harvest is past, the summer has ended, and we are not yet saved.” Jeremiah 8:20 Lord Jesus, please change us into a Kingdom of Priests that represent You, our Great High Priest. That we will forgive in Your Name, Pray in Your Name, Speak in Your Name. I pray that we will REPENT of everything that we have put before You. Give us a new Heart that beats only for You. We want You to be our First Love, to Your Glory.

Even so, Lord Jesus, COME! Signed: Teri Sheddy

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At the Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site, we are going online and virtual with our summer offerings. For three consecutive days, July 21-23, 2020, participants will join a live online Zoom meeting beginning each morning at nine o’clock. Virtual Summer Camp kits are now available at our museum store located at 890 West State Hwy. 56 in Bonham the great price of $19.63, tax included! Each camp kit includes supplies for one student to participate in all three activities as well as an invitation to join the private Zoom meetings, a coupon for a family tour of Sam Rayburn’s home (2 adults + 2 children), a Sam Rayburn House collectible patch and magnet, one gavel pencil, and a scavenger hunt for your visit (scissors, crayons, markers, tape, glue, and empty coffee can or similar container not included).

On Tuesday, July 21, 2020, our site’s educator will begin a series of three Zoom meetings with participants who received an invitation to join the meeting with their purchased kit(s). For the first online activity, participants will decorate and complete a kite with string included. Inspired by the textiles created by Rayburn family members of long ago, on July 22, 2020, we will create a paper loom. Our last day of this virtual summer camp hosted by the Sam Rayburn House is July 23, 2020, and we will make a living work of art!

The Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site tells the real story of Sam Rayburn, one of the most powerful and influential politicians of the 20th century, in his authentic 1916 home. Preserved as a period time capsule, the two-story home contains all original Rayburn furnishings and housewares. The Sam Rayburn House State Historic Site is one of 32 historic attractions operated by the Texas Historical Commission. For more information, visit www.visitsamrayburnhouse.com.

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Bare Necessities While patrolling near Lake Sam Rayburn, a Sabine County game warden noticed a naked man running across the road from the water into a makeshift tent. The man soon emerged 2900anEast Jackson wearing oversized pair of Hugo, OK pants.

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Ray Roberts GOOD; Water lightly stained; 81 degrees; 1.25 high. Largemouth bass are fair on plastic worms, diving crankbaits, and jigs in 12-24’ near timber, drop-offs, and rip-rac. White bass are excellent in 20-40’ on slabs and jigging spoons. Main lake flats, ledges, and drop-offs are holding fish. Crappie are good on jigs and minnows around bridges, standing tim-

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He’s Going Fore-ward: Class 1A Dodd City ties for 17th 6/9/20 in abridged Lone Star Cup races Ector golfer Earl to continue links days at Crowley’s Ridge

Dodd City head volleyball coach Alex Stephenson talks to the Lady Hornets last season during a timeout. The team advanced again last November to the volleyball regional quarterfinals before many of the same players helped Dodd City’s girls basketball squad -- also coached

by Stephenson-- in February reach its sixth-consecutive regional tournament appearance.

Photo by Rich Hilliard Ector 2020 graduate Austin Earl (seated, center) announces in the Billie Finnell Gym on June 24 his decision to play golf for Crowley’s Ridge College in Paragould, Ark. He is flanked by dad Kenny and mom Amy. Photo by Rich Hilliard

Dodd City head coach Tyler White talks during a timeout to the Hornets in January during District 23-1A boys basketball. Photo by Rich Hilliard

Ector’s Austin Earl signs on June 24 to play golf for Crowley’s Ridge College in Paragould, Ark. Photo by Rich Hilliard

Ector’s Austin Earl watches after releasing a 3-point attempt on Feb. 14 during District 23-1A boys basketball at Dodd City. Photo by Rich Hilliard

By Rich Hilliard ECTOR -- Memories a plenty have been made by Austin Earl at the Billie Finnell Gym on the Ector Independent School District campus.

On his home court -- and elsewhere -- a scene frequently occurred during the 2020 Ector graduate’s high school basketball career: Him shooting and ripping 3-pointers.

His prowess behind the arc -and overall skills on the court -- helped Ector last season to its third boys basketball district title in the last four years, second regional quarterfinals trip during that span, a 30-7 overall record during his senior season and a sixth-consecutive post-

Dodd City resumed its cross country program last fall. Courtesy photo Ector’s Austin Earl.

Photo by Rich Hilliard

season for the Eagles.

However, he will extend his athletic career in another sport -- one in which he qualified for State as a junior.

Earl agreed to play golf for Crowley’s Ridge College in Paragould, Ark., on June 24 in a signing ceremony held, appropriately, at center court in the Billie Finnell Gym with family, coaches, administrators, teammates and friends on hand.

“My friend, Kenny Nelms, [signed with them for baseball] and got me in contact with the golf coaches there,” said Earl of his fellow 2020 Ector graduate, “and they wanted me on the (golf) team.”

“All of my family plays golf,”

he said. “I’ve been raised around it.

“I wanted to take after my Dad, uncle and all of them.”

Note: Though COVID-19 cut short Earl’s high school golf career on March 16 -- when the University Interscholastic League first paused and a month later cancelled all spring sports seasons -- the global pandemic did not deprive him of reaching the pinnacle: State.

As a junior, Earl tied for 14th in a field of 72 golfers --competing in the Class 1A state boys tournament for the first time. Earl, a regional qualifier as a freshman, had a two-round 181 total -- he improved by five strokes during his second round, shooting an 88.

By Rich Hilliard Despite a prematurely ended school year due to COVID-19, Dodd City still finished in the Top 25 of the Lone Star Cup final standings for Class 1A. With 22 points, Dodd City ended the 2019-20 school year in a seven-way tie for 17th in 1A with Blackwell, Calvert, Gail Borden County, Hamlin, Rankin and White Deer.

Blum and Miller Grove tied with 36 points for the 1A championship which, along with the awards usually bestowed to the top school in each of the other five University Interscholastic League classifications, will not be this year due to the cancellation of the sanctioned spring events. The awards -- “based on team performance in district and state championships”, per

the UIL website -- have been distributed at the end of every school year since the 1997-98 slate.

In athletics, Dodd City in the abridged school year accomplished: top district 1A seed to and regional quarterfinalist in the girls volleyball playoffs,qualified girls and boys teams as district runnerups for regionals and advanced an individual from each to the state competitions in cross country; district champion and regional semifinalist in girls basketball; district runner-up and area finalist in boys basketball.

Overall, the category results used to determine this year’s Lone Star Cup standings included: team tennis, cross country, marching band, volleyball, robotics BEST, foot-

ball, congress, spirit, swimming and diving, wrestling, mariachi, film, basketball and theatrical design.

The remainder of the 1A Lone Star Cup final standings for the 2019-20 school year included these places, schools and points: No. 3. Nazareth 32; No. 4. Ropesville Ropes 29; No. 5T. LaRue LaPoynor 28, Neches 28; No. 7T. Eden 26, Jayton 26, Lipan 26, New Home 26, Richland Springs 26, Saltillo 26, Tilden McMullen County 26; No. 14T. Mertzon Irion County 24, Slidell 24, Water Valley 24; No. 24.

Munday 21; No. 25T. Abbott 20, Imperial Buena Vista 20, Lamesa Klondike 20, Saint Jo 20, Veribest 20 and Whiteface 20.

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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE: 2004 Dodge truck 2500, crew cab, Hemi, white, 175,000 miles, clean, 5 speed, runs and pulls great. $5,250.

Call: 903-816-7371

EMPLOYMENT NEED experienced track hoe operator and part time experienced welder. Call: 903-821-0604 or 903-8148620

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CNC Lathe/ Mill Machinist POSITION OPENINGS B.F. Gammon Tool & Die is accepting applications for immediate openings for CNC Lathe/Mill Machinist and also someone with Gear Cutting experience. 40 hours per week plus overtime. Full benefits including paid healthcare, retirement benefits and holiday, vacation and sick pay. Climate controlled shop. 7:30am4:00pm, 5 days per week.

Send resume via email to brett@bfgammon.com.

903-583-3597

NEED CARPENTER HELPER BONHAM AREA 903-821-0604 903-814-8620

IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS HVAC Technicians, Journeyman Electrician, and HVAC/Electric Apprentice and Helpers. Competitive wages based on experience, vacation and company paid insurance. For more information call 903583-4018 or apply in person at Blain Service Company, 7258 N Hwy 78 in Ravenna.

CARE GIVERS NEEDED! Experience required. If you are eager and ready to work in a rewarding field helping to care for the elderly; pass a background check; pass a drug screening; and able to work on a four day, 24 hour live-in rotation, then we may have the career move for you! Earn $2,280 per month, work 4 days and then be back home for 4 days. Call Seven Sisters for an appointment. 903965-2195

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2 FAMILY YARD SALE: July 9, 10, 11 @ 1753 W. FM 898, Bonham. 8am4pm. Lots of misc. items.

PUBLIC NOTICE FANNIN COUNTY will be conducting an on-line auction for the sale of surplus items consisting of large equipment currently stored at Precinct Barns.

The auction will start 7/7/2020 and end on 7/28/20.

The inspection dates and times to physically view and inspect items will be listed on the auction website, or call 903-572-4975 for more information. View and bid on items at www.AuctioneerExpress.com Dale McGonagill – TX13801

Haynes Landscape and Maintenance NOW HIRING Maintenance crew labor $15 hour starting pay $16 starting Driver pay if qualified. Pulling trailer and clean record a must.

Responsibilities include: Mowing, edging, shrub trimming, blowing, bed weeding, lifting, digging, planting.

Must be able to be on feet 10 hours plus a day walking. Must be able to work in hot temperatures exceeding 100 degrees.

Team oriented. Dependable. Transportation to and from work. Legal drivers license and Social Security card.

Full time year round.

Immediate hire for qualified person.

Call now for interview.

972-838-4444

RANCH HAND WORKER Hourly pay based on experience.

40 hours, job duties include but not limited to stall cleaning, brush clearing, working with animals. References checked. Call: 903-7181505

GARAGE SALE: 2122 Pecan St. Bonham. July 8-9-10 at 8am - 5pm. Misc., household, outside things.

Summer and winter clothes.

The Fannin County Leader Newspaper is looking for a SALES R E P R E S E N TAT I V E .

Serious inquiries only. Pick up applications at 224 N. Main St, Bonham 903-5833280

GARAGE / MOVING SALE Saturday, July 11th Tools, HD motorcycle bags, & misc. CR 2240, (between Ivanhoe crossroads & Lamasco). Watch for signs.

8am - 5pm.

GARAGE SALES

CITY OF DODD CITY NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

FANNIN COUNTY EMPLOYMENT NOTICE

6/30/20 Review and Adoption of the City’s Drought Contingency Plan.

JOB TITLE: DEPUTY SALARY: $36,569.21 BENEFITS: Vacation, Sick Leave, Holidays, Medical, Dental & Life Insurance, and TCDRS Retirement.

VALUES: Professionalism, Integrity, Courtesy, and Community.

REQUIREMENTS: 21 years of age; current TCLEOSE Peace Officer’s certification, and valid Texas Drivers’ license. All applicants are subject to a criminal background investigation, physical, psychological evaluation, and drug screen.

APPLICATIONS: May be picked up at the Fannin County Sheriff’s Office Monday – Friday, 8AM - 5PM., or online at www.co.fannin.tx.us

The City of Dodd City will hold a Public Hearing at 6:00pm on July 7th, 2020 at City Hall 304 Caney St., Dodd City TX, to receive public comment on the review and adoption of the City’s Drought Contingency Plan 2020. The general public is invited to attend and participate. Citizens unable to attend this hearing may submit their comments in writing to The Honorable Jackie Lackey, Mayor, P.O. Box 129, Dodd City, Texas 75438-0129. Persons with disabilities that wish to attend this meeting and need assistance should contact Ms. Kyla Minyard, City Secretary at (903) 583-7710, to arrange for assistance. Individuals who require auxiliary aids or services should contact Ms. Minyard at least two days before the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made.

POSITION OPEN UNTIL FILLED

Jackie Lackey, Mayor City of Dodd City, Texas (Published June 29th, 2020)

Fannin County Sheriff’s Office 2375 Silo Rd., Bonham TX 75418

NOW HIRING: 6/30/20

• LVNs - Sign On Bonus • CNAs3/29/16 - Sign On Bonus • Med Aides - Sign On Bonus • CNA Classes • Activities Director • Dietary • Housekeeping Apply Online at HMRVeteranservices.com

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Clyde W. Cosper TSVH 1300 Seven Oaks Rd Bonham, TX 75418 EOE

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GRANNY’S PLACE Resale shop. 10 South Plaza in Ladonia, TX. Wed-Sat, 10am-5pm. Call 903-3677095.

FUNDRAISER St. James Lutheran Church in the Allens Chapel Community is sponsoring a Raffle for a Handmade Crocheted Table Cloth, July 26.

The proceeds will go to Brad Nelms of Honey Grove to help with medical costs due to a hit & run accident which resulted in the amputation of his leg.

Tickets are $5.00 each.

If you want to purchase a ticket or tickets for this cause contact Diann Lane at 903-401-2916 or Debbie Weddle at 903-6692928 or mail your money, name, address and phone number you want on the ticket to Betty Ryser, 1309 E. 1396, Windom, Texas 75492. The winner will be notified by phone.

WANT TO BUY: Some game chickens for shows.

Call: 903-496-2301 I BUY JUNK CARS Call or text David Lee at 903-436-2067 or 903-9650210. Please leave a message.

I would’ve never imaged going into a bank wearing a mask and asking the teller for money.

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OBITUARIES 2-19-19

VERGIE HELEN (LAKEY) STROUD

BonhamVergie Helen (Lakey) Stroud, age 86, of Bonham, TX passed away on Monday, June 29, 2020 of natural causes at Mullican Care Center in Savoy. One of eight siblings, she was born August 11, 1933 in Lannius, TX, and she attended Dodd City Schools.

As a homemaker, Vergie was a beloved wife who became an adored mother, grandmother and great-grandmother during her blessedly long life.

The daughter of Virgil Harmon Lakey and Bessie Lee Dillard, Vergie was preceded in death by her husband, Buford B. Stroud, her son Michael L. Stroud, brothers Willie Arthur Lakey, Euless Lakey, Billy Lakey, Clarence Lakey, Roy Lakey and sisters Vena Lakey Craig and Ella Lakey Coughren.

She is survived by brother, Jimmy Lakey of Irving, TX; grandson, Michael W. Stroud and great-grandchildren, Connor, Khaleesi and Arya Stroud of Bonham, TX; grandson, Matthew Stroud and wife Ying Ling Mo Stroud of Kirkland, WA who are expecting with Vergie’s fourth great-grandchild later this year, plus numerous nieces and nephews.

Vergie requested to be cremated and a private memorial will be held with close family and friends at a later date as she is laid to rest beside he husband and son at Dodd City.

To convey condolences or sign an online registry please visit www.coopersorrells.com

We think of you in silence, We often speak your name, But all we have are memories, And your picture in a frame.

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BILLY GLENN RAY

Bonham - Billy Glenn Ray, 83, of Bonham, Texas, died of natural causes on June 28, 2020. He was born on February 26, 1937 to Lee and Martha Ray in Honey Grove, Texas. Billy graduated from high school in Honey Grove in 1955.

He married Barbara Ray in 1959.

Billy is survived by his children, Randy Ray, Samantha Giangreco, and Victor Ray, two brothers, Bobby R. Ray and Joe L. Ray, and one sister, Martha (Marty) McCann. He is also survived by five grandchildren and three greatgrandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lee and Martha Ray, his older brother, Lee Ray Jr., and his wife, Barbara.

Billy served in the Army National Guard from March 28, 1955 until September 4, 1956. He served in the United States Navy on the USS General William Mitchell from September 5, 1956 until August 29, 1960. After his military service, he worked at the Sam Rayburn Memorial VA Hospital for 33 years, retiring in 1992.

Billy was a member of the Congregational Methodist Church in Bonham, and he enjoyed spending his free time outside enjoying nature. He loved children, dogs, and hummingbirds, and he cooked holiday meals for family and friends for years. He was a generous, humorous, and kind man who touched countless lives throughout Fannin County.

Funeral services were held on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 at 10:30am at the Congregational Methodist Church in Bonham, TX. Bro. Mark Posey and Bro. Joe Ray officiated. Interment followed at Willow Wild Cemetery where he will be laid to rest with his beloved wife.

Serving as pallbearers were Pat Brent, Rodney Brent, Paul Pearson, Curtis Kirby, Chris Smithart, and Joe Giangreco.

Serving as honorary pallbearers were Bobby Ray, Billy Cox, Dr. Dana Sisk, Brian Peeler, Michael Rush, Michael Bowman and Jim McCann.

To convey condolences or sign an online registry please visit www.coopersorrells.com.

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TEXAS BEST HANDY08/06/19MAN & REMODEL: Over 20 years experience. No job to small. Free estimates.

Call Eric Baldwin 469FOR SALE: 300 amp shop 400-4086. Serving Grayson welder. $1200 or trade? and Fannin Counties.

Call: 903-664-2825

LIBERTY MOVING Local and long distance moves. Residential and office. Insured and bonded.

Located in Leonard, TX. Call 940-391-9298 or 940390-9978.

FARM AND LAWN MAINTENANCE Tree service, landscaping, brush clearing, fence of any kind, pipe fence painting, power washing, house painting, flagstone patios, gravel driveways, lot mowing, gutters and drainage, concrete demolition, any odd jobs. Call Jose Vazquez at 903-227-5898 or 903-583-1259.

STAPP TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL Hauling, Storm Damage, Demolition Work, Dead Wood Removal, Licensed and Bonded. Over 25 Years Experience. Call 903-5837888. “Cheaper than the cheapest. Give me a call, I can handle it all, guaranteed.”

Looking for a Kodak 5300 Easy Share printer. Please call: 903-364-9352 and leave a message.

FOR SALE: Temp. power pole, $60.00. Small utility trailer, $400.00. Sterling antique organ, $400.00.

Stand seam roof metal, $25.00 each. Steel angle columns-beams-tubespipe. Call for prices: 972658-5967.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICES WILLIAM’S FENCE REPAIR AND INSTALLATION Free estimates. Call or text: 903-771-8404.

MUNOZ LAWN CARE & TREE TRIMMING All kinds of fences built and repaired too. For estimate call: 903-267-2503

HLG Irrigation & Landscaping Sprinkler design/installation & repair. Mowing, shrub/ tree trimming, drains, sod installation, fire pits, flagstone patios & walkways. All types of masonry work. LI#0023757.

Call/Text 903-771-8404 Ask for William.

ROBERT’S HEATING and AIR Licensed and insured. Free estimates. 24 hour service.

We accept all major credit cards. Financing Available.

Robert Fuller, owner and operator. License# TACLB27431E Call 903-6470816.

I get enough exercise just by pushing my luck!

NEED COMPUTER HELP? Computer and software assistance now available in Bonham and surrounding areas. Call Chuck Knight at 903-5830992.

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT: Large 2 story/3 bedroom, 2 bath. Updated, move in ready, CH/A, good neighborhood. $1250/ month. Call: 903-583-9120 FOR RENT: 2 bedroom, 1 bath duplex with garage in Bonham. $775 rent.

Call: 903-640-4500 BUSINESS SUITES FOR LEASE 903-640-0000.

FOR RENT: 3 bedroom, 1 bath. Good neighborhood.

Fenced backyard/deck.

Fresh & clean. $950/month.

Call: 903-583-9120 Continued on Pg. 18

ART LESSONS Valley Creek Studio Drawing and painting for adults and youth. Homeschoolers welcome! Custom artwork.

Katherine Kluger 903-2278143 AFFORDABLE STUMP GRINDING Front yard or backyard.

903-624-6006 RENT A STORAGE UNIT IN BONHAM Several large units available starting at $64.95!

Units sizes up to 10’x22’.

Gated parking spaces start at $39.95. Located at 400 Katy Blvd. Move yourself in online 24/7 at www. meehanstorage.com. For more information call Randy at (903)292-0657.

HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING Kitchens, baths, additions, cabinets, carpentry, decks, porch covers, fencing and siding. Drywall repairs and painting. Call Billy at 903413-4338.

Salas Minor Emergency Center 7/7/20 WEB REGISTRATION www.minoremergencyparis.com

• David Salas M.D. • Tommy Caldwell-FNP-C • Kevin Staton, PA-C • Joe Gray PA-C • Terri Tucker-FNP-C ~From sniffles to stitches, we have you covered.~ Open 7 Days a Week~ Walk-ins exclusively Open Monday thru Friday 8am-8pm Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm 1655 N.E. Loop 286 – Paris, Texas (903)739-9191 Now Taking Care Credit!

NOW ACCEPTING NEW PRIMARY CARE PATIENTS!

5/1/18

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Manna House Food Pantry

When: Tue. 1-3pm. Wed. 10-12pm, 1-3pm.

Where: 914 S. 5th St. Bonham (across from Calvary Baptist Church.) New clients need to come before 11:30 or 2:30 to do paperwork. Now taking applications for the senior program. For more information: 903-227-3458

Pct. 1 RESIDENTS My name is Vernon Richardson and I want to express what a great choice you have in voting Edwina Lane for County Commissioner. I first met Edwina and Mike when the school district I was Superintendent of contracted their company to train our armed faculty security team.

Edwina is the type of person that addresses problem solving through a task-oriented approach. I grew up in this area and have seen many problems continuously get limited resources thrown at them only to return without the underlying cause ever being addressed.

It’s time we try something new. Fannin County has never elected a female Commissioner much less one with her skill set. She has my full confidence!

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If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan.

But never the goal.

Bonham Police Department Police Logs 06/24/20– 06/30/20

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REAL ESTATE Continued from Pg. 17

OFFICE OR RETAIL SPACE FOR RENT: Available at North Center Business Complex, 2501 N Center St, Bonham. Call 903-583-9527 or 903-2271686.

FOR RENT in HONEY GROVE 2 bedroom, 1 bath duplex.

Call: 903-227-0451 or 903227-1345 GREAT RANCH BRICK RENTAL HOME on rolling hills in Windom. Fully Remodeled 3/2 oversized rooms, large living and kitchen with new appliances. Washer, Dryer. Two Jacuzzi tubs. 2,400 sqft. 1,200 sq ft covered porches. Off 56 & 82. Honey Grove ISD. Short or long term lease.

214-514-8684 (Realtors Welcome)

Report: June 24, 1500 BL Old Ector Rd., Arresting Officer – Cpl Benjamin Ray. A 30-year-old male was arrested for Other Agency Warrant.

Report: June 24, 500 BL W. Sam Rayburn Dr., Arresting Officer – Ptl. Kolbee Perdue. A 57-yearold female was arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance and Other Agency Warrant.

Report: June 25, 400 BL E. Sam Rayburn Dr., Arresting Officer – Sgt. Billy Kennedy. A 28-year-old male was arrested for Traffic – Driving While License Invalid.

Report: June 25, 2200 BL N. Center St., Arresting Officer – Ptl. Kolbee Perdue.

A 44-year-old male was arrested for Parole Violation Warrant.

Report: June 25, W. 10th

St., Reporting Officer – Sgt. Billy Kennedy. A call for service was received in reference to an Information Report.

Report: June 26, 2000 BL SH 121 N., Reporting Officer – Sgt. Cory Brookshire. A call for service was received in reference to Burg of Vehicle and Credit/ Debit Card Abuse.

Report: June 26, 600 BL E. 11th St., Arresting Officer – Cpl. Kolton Phillips.

A 52-year-old male was arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance and Possession of Dangerous Drugs. And a 48-yeat-old female was arrested for Possession of Controlled Substance.

Report: June 27, 300 BL E. Sam Rayburn Dr., Arresting Officer – Cpl. Kolton Phillips. A 33-year-old female was arrested for Traffic

– Driving While License Invalid.

Report: June 27, 200 BL Victory St., Reporting Officer – Sgt. Cory Brookshire. A call for service was received in reference to Theft of Property.

Report: June 28, 1500 BL Island Bayou Rd., Reporting Officer – Ptl. Kyle Schatzel. A call for service was received in reference to an Attempted Suicide.

Report: June 29, 500 BL FM 87, Arresting Officer – Sgt. Billy Kennedy.

A 23-year-old male was arrested for Possession of Drug Paraphernalia.

Report: June 30, 300 BL W. Sam Rayburn Dr., Reporting Officer – Plt. Kolbee Perdue. A call for service was receive din reference to Lost Property.

Report: June 30, 200 BL Rainey St., Arresting Officer – Ptl. Kolbee Perdue.

A 68-year-old male was arrested for Aggravated Assault Causing Serious Bodily Injury.

Telehealth Visits Also Available 7/7/20

Providing personalized primary care for the entire family.

Dr. Loftice grew up in Grayson County and now resides locally with his family. He earned his medical degree from the Arizona College of Osteopathic Medicine in Glendale, AZ and completed his residency in family medicine at Conroe Medical Education Foundation in Conroe, TX.

David C. Loftice, DO BOARD-CERTIFIED FAMILY MEDICINE SPECIALIST

Dr. Loftice is a member of the American Academy of Family Physicians and the Texas Academy of Family Physicians.

Let him help you protect the health of your family.

To schedule an appointment, call

903.583.3111

texomacare.com

TexomaCare-Bonham 2201 Hwy 121 Bonham, TX 75418

For language assistance, disability accommodations and the non-discrimination notice, visit our website. 202476-3158 5/20

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JOHN’S SEPTIC SERVICE Locally Owned & Operated•24 Hour Emergency Service

Aerobic Maintenance Contracts • Septic System Installations • Porta Potty Rentals • Septic Tank Cleaning & Repair

903-505-9670

Tim Welch 903-249-6774

Pat’s

Jack Berni Seamless Rain Gutters 22 Colors Quality Since 1980 Premium (903) 583-8796 Vinyl Siding jackberni.com LEE AND KAYE SKINNER

(903) 583-4820

8/10/10

Bonham Jewelers Specializing in the art of EXPERT JEWELRY REPAIR DIAMOND SETTING RING SIZING

2227 N. CENTER BONHAM, TEXAS 75418

5/16/17

PUMP SERVICE

•Septic System Cleaning •Installation •Repair •Inspections •Aerobic Maintenance & Training •Storm Shelters •Porta-Potty Rentals 110 W. 1st Street, Bonham, TX 75418

903-583-3986

903-640-3986

PERDUE’S FOUNDATION REPAIR 4-24-18

Specializing in Pier & Beam And Slab Foundations Free Estimates Life Time Warranty Available BBB Member Email: perduesfoundation@yahoo.com Sherman (903) 893-7113 1-800-942-7113

Bonham

(903) 583-1271

Clement & Sons

Jeremiah Welch 903-249-5750

PAUL HODGE CONSTRUCTION CO.

Renovations • Remodels • Custom Homes Siding • Additions • Replacement Windows 903-640-1941

Cell: 903-640-6069

hodge.construction@verizon.net

www.paulhodgeconstruction.com

HANDY ANDY

•HOME IMPROVEMENT •PAINTING •DRYWALL REPAIR •REMODELING 30 years Experience

12-11-18

www.woundedwarriorproject.org

Quality Workmanship Fair Rates/References

903-505-1216

1/2/18

903-583-2390 Mitchell Shane 903-227-1236 903-271-0514 Topsoil • Fill Sand • All Kinds of Rock We will build your roads, driveways, homesites and business sites.

Dozer • Loaders • Excavators • Dump Trucks 5/29/18

DAVID WILLIAMS

HERITAGE CONSTRUCTION, LLC Specializing in Decks, Cabinets, Fences and Remodeling

903-583-9696

www.theheritageconstruction.com

Established 1994

General Contractor References

1552 CR 2600 Ivanhoe, TX 75447

6/20/17

10/22/13

•Septic Pumping •Septic Installations •Septic Repair •Septic Real Estate Inspections •Septic Contracts TCEQ Licensed

•Plumbing New Construction •Plumbing Service/Repair •Gas Piping •Tankless Water Heaters •Camera Inspections/Locating 903-449-1677 Master Plumber M-39736

Ed Hammett Dozer Work

• Pond Clean Outs • Fence Rows • Demolition and Haul Off • Clearing of Brush and Trees • Soil Erosion Damage Repair • Building and Renovation of Roads • Building and Maintenance of Ponds

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GILDERSLEEVE DOZER CONTRACTING Ranch Beautification is our Specialty

(903) 587-9015 • 1-800-687-6557

Ron Gildersleeve, Owner/Operator

Leonard, Texas

Septic Tanks & Grease Traps

7/17/18

BURDEN PUMPING SERVICE 903-465-6969 1399 Whiting Road Bells, TX 75414

Commercial & Residential

• Window Replacements • Frameless Shower Doors •Storefront Doors/Windows 215 North Main Bonham,Texas 75418 903-583-7577

Lakes • Timber • Building Pads Bonham, Texas

(903) 821-0604 • (903) 814-8620

Nash Enterprises 5/12/20 Joel Nash / Owner

New Construction and Remodeling joelnash677@yahoo.com

L.D. - 903-815-8791

Custom33/26/19 Glass & Mirror

Dozer • Excavator • Grader

(903)456-3783

959 FM 981 Leonard, TX 75452

7/7/20

1/9/18 updated

Sales • Repairs • Installation Services Commercial • Residential TECL 18003 TACLB024648C

Office (903) 583-4018

A PERFECT ROOFING/REMODELING 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES • NO JOB TO BIG OR SMALL

L & L A/C-ELECTRICAL Commercial and Residential (903) 583-2369

OWNER

aperfectroofing@gmail.com 408 W. SAM RAYBURN ECTOR, TX 75439 CELL 903-422-0561 SENIOR CITIZENS’ DISCOUNT MAKING YOU HAPPY IS MY JOB

DANIEL TAYLOR

www.aperfectroofingremodel.com

SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION TECL25417 TACLB27508E

OWNERS: Thomas Lackey / Derek Wilson

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JOHN’S HOME GROWN VEGETABLES • Yellow SquaSh • TomaToeS • Zucchini SquaSh

For All Your Construction Needs

Driveway & Parking Lot Maintenance Commercial & Residential Asphalt•Concrete•Sealcoat•Crackseal

John C. Farris

We Sell Rock · Dirt · Sand Top Soil · Mulch

CIC, CLU

We Build Metal Buildings!

903-486-2888

We’re Open to the Public

419 N. Main St. Bonham, Texas 75418

Phone: 903-583-0681 Email:john@farmnhome.com

350 South Main Ravenna, TX • Hwy 274 South Ph. 903-583-6089 • Cell: 903-421-1237

Seven Oaks For Classifieds: Call 903-583-3280 6/16/204th of July parade at6/30/20 6-18-19 Nursing and Rehab

The Flower Pot

Seven Oaks staff hosted a 4th of July parade for the residents. These threeplus months of lockdown have really been hard on families and their loved ones.

Thank you to all who made the parade possible. It was very moving to see all the familiar faces!

103 N. Dillard, Randolph (Behind the Post Office)

903-267-1494 July Hours

Mon & Tues: Closed • Wed: 1-6 Thurs & Fri: 9-6 • Sat: 9-2 • Sun: 1-5 We Carry a wide variety of Herbs, Annuals, Perennials, Succulents, Shrubs and Trees.

We now offer silk arrangements and wreaths

by Bear Bottoms Designs

Venita Matlock, Seven Oaks resident for over 22 years. She loves the other residents and the staff like family.

REELECT JIMMY HELMS

FANNIN COUNTY CONSTABLE PCT 2 Integrity Integrity is the practice of being honest and showing a consistent and uncompromising adherence to strong moral and ethical principles and values. In ethics, integrity is regarded as the honesty and truthfulness or accuracy of one’s actions.

6/9/20

Commitment Making a commitment involves dedicating yourself to something, like a person or a cause.

Impartial Impartiality is a principle of justice holding that decisions should be based on objective criteria, rather than on the basis of bias, prejudice, or preferring the benefit to one person over another for improper reasons.

Professional The conduct, aims, or qualities that characterize or mark a profession or a professional person;” and it defines a profession as “a calling requiring specialized knowledge and often long and intensive academic preparation.”

1400 N Center St. Suite 100 Bonham, Texas

903-304-5808 www.horatiodental.com greatsmile@horatiodental.com - Walk-ins Welcome - Family (Adult & Children) Dentistry - Extraction including Wisdom teeth removal - Implants - Crowns & Bridges - Root Canals including Molar Root Canal - Dentures including immediate dentures, implant support dentures, flexible denture, etc.

- Teeth Whitening - Nitrous Oxide sedation, etc.

- All Dental Emergency Services

OFFICE HOURS: 10:00am - 6:00pm (M-F), 9:00am - 2:00pm (Alternate Saturdays)

As a law enforcement officer, my fundamental duty is to serve the community; to safeguard lives and property; to protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation and the peaceful against violence or disorder; and to respect the constitutional rights of all to liberty, equality, and justice.

I will never act officiously or permit personal feelings, prejudices, political beliefs, aspirations, animosities or friendships to influence my decisions. With no compromise for crime and with relentless prosecution of criminals, I will enforce the law courteously and appropriately without fear or favor, malice or ill will, never employing unnecessary force or violence and never accepting gratuities.

I recognize the badge of my office as a symbol of public faith, and I accept it as a public trust to be held so long as I am true to the ethics of police service. I will never engage in acts of corruption or bribery, nor will I condone such acts by other police officers. I will cooperate with all legally authorized agencies and their representatives in the pursuit of justice.

I know that I alone am responsible for my own standard of professional performance and will take every reasonable opportunity to enhance and improve my level of knowledge and competence.

I will constantly strive to achieve these objectives and ideals, dedicating myself before God to my chosen profession… law enforcement (Fannin County Constable Pct 2) I look forward to serving Fannin County for another 4 years as your Fannin County Constable Pct 2. I have the experience and training that is needed to be your Constable in Pct 2 and this is a responsibility that I don’t take lightly. I am excited to be able to share with you the accomplishments I have made as well as discuss the challenges I face as we move forward. I am dedicated to this position and I have some ideas for the Fannin County Constable Pct 2 office so I can serve the citizens of Fannin County Pct 2 to the best of our ability.

I respectfully request your vote on July 14, 2020 Jimmy Helms Fannin County Constable Pct 2

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