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FINAL SCORES
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JV Thu.
Nov.
2 Early–36 DeLeon–6
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VARSITY Fri.
Nov. 2
DeLeon–28 Gorman–10 |
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Front Page Headlines
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By
Laura Kestner, Editor
The DeLeon City Council met in regular
session with all members present except Howard Gifford.
Replacing Nikki, the DeLeon Police
Department’s K-9 officer, was addressed first.
“About a week ago, Nikki had a very
violent seizure in the back seat of my patrol car,” Kluge said, “and
had to be rushed to Conway’s Vet Clinic in Comanche. He kept her over
the weekend and did a bunch of blood work on her and found out her
liver is damaged.” >>Full Story<< |
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Comanche -- The Comanche County Grand
Jury returned 34 indictments Thursday, October 26, and those that can
be released at this time include: >>Click
for List<< |
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By
Lance M. Hillier, St., Special to the Free Press
Texas Hold 'Em has taken on an entirely
new meaning. Instead of trying Lady Luck at a gaming table or Lotto
scratch off, Texans have billions of dollars in unclaimed, forgotten
properties held in trust for them by the Texas Comptroller. For De
Leon residents and businesses, the amount is exactly $47,341.17 that
just awaits claiming by the property owners or their heirs. >>Full Story<< |
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DHS
FALL FESTIVAL ROYALTY. DHS juniors Mitch Barefoot and Emily
Auvenshine were named King and Queen of the DHS Fall Festival,
Saturday, October 28. |
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MULTPLE WRECKS CAUSED BY A ROVING COW. Having just used the
Jaws of Life to bend back the jammed door on a car last Friday
evening, October 27, DeLeon volunteer firemen and CCMC EMS
personnel prepare to remove Cindy Rawls of DeLeon and transport
her to the CCMC emergency room. According to family members, Rawls
suffered no broken bones, but was badly bruised. Her northbound
Chevrolet Cavalier struck a black Brangus cow and was then
rear-ended by a Dodge dually pickup driven by Billy Russell, also
of DeLeon. The accident occurred around 8:00 p.m. when the cow
wandered onto Highway 16, about a mile south of DeLeon at the CR
447 intersection. After being hit by Rawls' vehicle, the cow ended
up in the southbound lane and was struck by two southbound
vehicles, a GMC truck driven by Clara Martinez of DeLeon and a
Dodge truck driven by Clint Davidson from Coppell. The cow was
killed, but no other drivers were injured. All four vehicles had
to be towed. The owner of the cow was not reported.
(Picture taken with our
NightVision camera) |
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