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Confessions of a Crypto Investor -- Part 2

In the last installment of this feature, we introduced you to what Bitcoin is, in particular, and what cryptocurrencies are, in general. I personally think it's a technology that's worth looking into. With only about 1-percent of the world's population trading in it, but a growing number of banking and investment institutions looking at it, it's beginning to mirror the early days of the internet.

13 Seminole 4-H Teams Competed at the District 2 4-H Food Challenge

The District 2 4-H Food Challenge is an inimitable opportunity for a team of 4-H members to put their knowledge and skills in foods, nutrition, safe food handling, teamwork, and public speaking to use. This event imitates some of the “Iron Chef” concepts while imploring application of those skills that 4-H works to advance in its members.

Gaines County 4-H participated in the District 2 4-H Food Challenge held in Levelland on Monday, October 29, 2018. Thirteen teams (49 4-H members) from Gaines County were among the 528 4-H members that participated from across the district.

Garden Club Hears from Mayor Belcher on SISD Education Foundation

Mayor John Belcher gave a program to the Seminole Garden Club at their recent monthly meeting.

Belcher enlightened the club on the Seminole ISD Education Foundation. During his program he spoke about the foundation’s mission of providing resources to enrich learning and enhance opportunities for all students attending Seminole ISD.

Looking to Can the Competition, and Hunger

With the Seminole Indians set to battle the Andrew High School Mustangs on Friday, November 9 at Wigwam Stadium, students throughout the SISD will be collecting items this week for the Canned Food Bowl, a competition held on years when the two teams play against each other.

Sponsored by the Seminole High School's Student Council, the district with the most substantial contribution of items will be presented with a traveling trophy at halftime during the Seminole/Andrew football game.

That game is scheduled for this coming Friday, at 7 p.m., at Wigwam Stadium.

Teaches More Than Just Aim

Nestled in an open field adjacent to the Gaines County Golf Course is a hidden jewel alive with certified instructors and 4-H members, both male and female, perfecting and enjoying

Seminole Chamber’s Annual Banquet Scheduled Nov. 14th

Seminole’s two highest civic honors will be awarded on Wednesday, Nov. 14, as the Seminole Area Chamber of Commerce will host its annual membership banquet at the City of Seminole’s

Confessions of a Crypto Investor: Part 1

(Editor's Note: The following is the first of a two-part, personal account of Seminole Sentinel staff writer Sam Holbrooks' financial investment dealings with Bitcoin.)

That’s What She Said...

Seminole native Kirby Jameson may have climbed up the ranks to Assistant Athleticdirectorof Northside Independent School District outside of San Antonio but many who come in contact with the former

Korbin Williams: Psychology and Bowstrings

We hearthe expression “man of many talents” quite often, but seldom do we finda man whose talents are spread out as far as Seminole resident Korbin Williams’. In the daytime hours, he is a practicing school psychologist employed with the Seminole Independent School District. In the afternoons and evenings, he operates an archery shop he started based out of his home several years ago, which includes manufacturing his own bow strings for customers. Both are tedious tasks, but tasks Williams enjoys passionately. Korbin is the son of longtime Seminole dentist Dr.

Sitting Up and Taking Notice

“It’s been a journey, no doubt.  When you're diagnosed, all of these things run through your mind. It’s so new and it’s so scary because you don’t know what’s going to happen. It’s the unknown that scares you the most.” said Seminole resident Shelly Petty.