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Don’t Mess with Texas® Scholarship Contest opens to high school seniors

AUSTIN – Applications are now available for the 2021 Don’t mess with Texas Scholarship Contest. This contest recognizes Texas high school seniors who are taking an active role in litter prevention in their school or community.

Leland “Buck” Caffey Honored

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On Tuesday night Seminole High School legend Buck Caffey was recognized for his years of coaching basketball at SISD and was honored by his peers, family, and former players. It was the official christening of Leland “Buck” Caffey Court and following accolades from Coach David Williams and Pastor Joe Stewart, Caffey thanked the district, and Seminole, for their continued love and support. Attending “Buck Caffey Night” were players from the 1979 state-winning basketball team. Pictured left to right are Leonard Sheets, Chris Johnson, Danny Wrenn (back), Mike Grass, Joe Stewart (back), Leland Caffey, Ricky Green, Glen Moore (back), Charlie Harris, Albert Villalva,and Calvin Stewart. (Photo by Marilou D. Horton)

33 SHS students qualify for All-Region Choir

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The following students auditioned and qualified for the Texas Music Educators Association All- Region Choir. The auditions were held virtually. The students recorded their audition through the MusicFirst app on or before October 14. On October 17, the judges scored the students’ auditions. Results were posted Sunday, October 18.

Engagement Announced

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Vuicich-Hicks

Chelsee Vuicich of Seagraves and Lance Hicks of Seminole announce their engagement and approaching wedding Nov. 28, 2020, at Seagraves First Assembly.

The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Bobby and Jaycene Vuicich of Seagraves. Chelsee received a bachelor of science degree from University of the Southwest.

The groom-elect is the son of Cheryl Hicks of Seminole. He is a graduate of Seminole High School.

Friday night Seminole

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Friday night Seminole ISD recognized F.J. Young Elementary’s Teacher of the Month, Kendra Anderson at a home football game. Anderson is viewed as not only a valued team member, but as a mentor who provides outstanding guidance and support for all. She has been described as providing the utmost professional academic and emotional support for all students. Her keen ability to create an inviting, loving, and effective classroom culture is second to none. Anderson is also the recipient of the $500 Seminole ISD Teacher of the Month Scholarship funded by the Seminole ISD Education Foundation. (Photo by Matt Price)

10 TIPS FOR FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS

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Rachel Cruze

Hospital Board to meet Monday

The board of directors of the Seminole Hospital District of Gaines County will hold their regularly scheduled meeting Monday, September 21, at 7 p.m. in the hospital boardroom. The hospital is located at 209 Northwest 8th Street in Seminole.

The meeting will begin with a call to order, the invocation, an open forum, and employee recognition. Dr. Leila Myrick will be introduced to the board.

Considerations and approval will be granted to the August 24 minutes, to credentialing, and to a resolution to the 2020/2021 budget.

Little Warriors

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Masks can't hide the pride of the Tribe. It wasn't homecoming day at only Seminole High on Friday, September 18. Little Maidens and Indians at F.J. Young, as well as the primary, elementary, and junior high schools dressed for the occasion.

SHS speech/debate announce leadership team

Each year, Speech and Debate members select students to make up their leadership team. According to Seminole High School teacher Savanna Winn, these students help with fundraising, tournament logistics, and community engagement.

The 2020-2021 Speech and Debate Leadership Team consists of the following students: Cathryn Johnson, president; Reese Cooper, vice president; Payton Carter, secretary, Bradley Everett, treasurer; Michael Fehr; and event planners Moises Ybaben- Burciaga, Alayna Amen, Sky Reyes, and Michah Smith.

The Seminole Art Walk

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The Seminole Art Walk, initially scheduled for March 24, debuted on Saturday, July 25 featuring creative displays by local artists. The brain-child of event coordinator Morgan Guffey, the evening allowed residents the opportunity to witness the talents of Gaines County artisans, craftsmen, and musicians. Much of the work was displayed in the Ambassador Room on Main Street and local businesses.