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Thursday September 16, 2021
Hornets Defeat Kingwood Mustangs 21-6
Tu-Mile Sportsmen Hold Banquet
Jawann Giddens(#18) crosses the goal line during the Hornets game against the Kingwood Mustangs last Friday evening at Bowers Stadium. By Wade Thibodeaux The Huntsville Hornets had a home game against the Kingwood Mustangs last Friday, September
10, 2021 and came out victorious by a score of 21-6. The Hornets led the entire game as (contd on page 9)
Veterans Museum Holds Muster Festival
Albert Archuletta gave a keynote speech during the Tu-Mile banquet.
kids, an Honor Ride, and a vendor show. A good steady crowd flowed through the museum and the vendor show for the entire day and the (contd on page 9)
should never forget the events of that tragic day 20 years ago and how we should go forward as a Country. His speech was followed by dinner and then every child eight years and younger was called to a table and given a choice of many different gifts ranging from bb guns to fishing poles, and electronic games to Barbie Dolls. Then 20 of the older kids were given shotguns for the opportunity to compete (contd on page 8)
Marty Haggard Performs at Old Town Theatre
Cars were lined up in the Muster Festival car show.
By Wade Thibodeaux The H.E.A.R.T.S. Veterans Museum held their annual Muster Festival last Saturday, September 11, 2021 with a car show, playhouses for the
By Wade Thibodeaux The annual banquet of the Tu-Mile Sportsmen’s Association was held at the Walker County Fairgrounds last Saturday, September 11, 2021. The evening was filled with a live auction, raffle items, a wonderful seafood dinner, and a beautiful dedication to remember the events of September 11, 2001. Sergeant Albert Archuletta gave a speech in support of Americanism and all of the reasons why we
Marty Haggard takes a break from singing to tell a story about some of his Dad’s music.
By Wade Thibodeaux Marty Haggard made a return trip to the Old Town Theatre last Saturday, September 11, 2021 and performed on stage singing his Dad’s songs and telling the stories behind the music. His first hand knowledge of the writing, composing, singing and traveling of the music of Merle Haggard was as interesting and entertaining as the singing that he performed. He would take requests
from the audience and then either perform the song or tell a little about the origins of that particular song and then sing his version. He continued to perform well past his allotted time and then ventured up to the lobby of the theatre to greet fans and sign autographs. More information on upcoming shows for the theatre can be found at www.oldtowntheatre-huntsville.org or call 936.293.8681.