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Musings by Marilou: A line or two will do wonders

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“A hundred years from now, it will not matter what my bank account was, the sort of house I lived in, or the kind of car I drove. But the world may be different because I was important in the life of a child.”

Sam Holbrooks: Thinking Out Loud: Shorts

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Germany Alleges China/W.H.O Collusion; Social Media Bans Dissent

Cook-off plans on hold

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In mid-March Tourism Director Elyse Hughes was gearing up for Seminole’s April 24-25 Barbecue Cookoff when the COVID-19 pandemic suddenly stopped her in her tracks. She, however, was not alone. Even though no cases of the virus had been reported in Gaines County at the time several events were put on hold.

Upcoming COMMUNITY EVENTS

Make sure to check with each club, organization, meeting to make sure it will be taking place and if there are any different rules and regulations being followed.

Sam Holbrooks: Thinking Out Loud: Shorts

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Doctor Zero

State Capitol Highlights

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AUSTIN — An executive order issued by Gov. Abbott reopen in-store retail shopping, dine-in restaurants, movie theaters, museums, libraries and more took effect May 1 and will continue through May 15.

Musings by Marilou: Color my world

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As a certain amount of despair began to hover over me- due to social distancing and worry- I decided I needed to do whatever I could to make myself happy. I longed for peace, joy, and beauty, so I planted flowers. And guess what? It worked.

Graduation to be held at Wigwam Stadium

The 2019-2020 SISD school year has been anything but ordinary. Not only did students not return to classes following spring break March 16-20, but distance learning has been in place since the end of March. This year's seniors have seen their prom, Senior Review, and several other high school traditions scratched from the calendar. One thing remains the same, however, says Superintendent Kyle Lynch and principal Chip Chappell. Graduation will go on as scheduled at Wigwam Stadium.

SISD rolls out new“Meals-to-You” program

Curbside and bus delivery of meals by the Seminole ISD will end on May 22 but the district still wants to provide food and nutrition to many students during this time. This is made possible through a new program called Meals-to-You, a partnership between the Seminole School system, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and Baylor University.

Thinking Out Loud:

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If you are among the millions of Americans who labored through three-and-a-half years of the Russia Collusion hoax, the Ukrainian phone call sham, and the subsequent Democrat impeachment celebration, you may have wondered when, if ever, the other shoe was going to drop. Are the Deep State operatives who cooked up all of these schemes truly untouchable, or will they eventually get their day in court?