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Lindsay ISD hears proposal, considers extension
The Lindsay Independent School District board took no action on a proposed contract extension for superintendent Dennis Holt whose current contract runs through June 30, 2014.
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GHS students score in academic challenge
Several Gainesville High School students won awards at the North Lamar High School Academic Meet in Paris, held on Jan. 13 and 14.
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TWU launches mobile website
DENTON — Current and prospective Texas Woman's University students now can connect more easily with the university through TWU Mobile, the university's mobile website launched Tuesday.
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Tax revenue continues upward
Nearly two years of steadily high sales tax revenue and allocation payments — in both Texas and Cooke County — continued in December.
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Will Graham invites all residents to catfish lunch
Evangelist Will Graham will speak at noon on Wednesday at a special community luncheon at the Gainesville Civic Center.
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Adopt-A-Thon
Two-year-old Jayden Price and her parents visited the Healthy Pet Day Saturday at D&L Farm and Home in Gainesville.
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Fishing with the Kids
Nathaniel Mauldin, 11, left, Natalie Montoya, 6, Destiny Copling, 11, Emily Montoya, 4, and Skylar Mauldin, 8, were fishing Saturday for trout.
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Federal Grand Jury indicts area residents
PLANO — A federal grand jury returned multiple indictments this past week, charging several Gainesville residents with separate federal crimes in the Eastern District of Texas, U.S. Attorney John M. Bales announced Thursday.
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City honors Dr. King with parade, tribute
Monday’s annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration provided ample tribute to the slain civic leader, but also offered emphasis on the need for positive action from those who are still living, willing and able.
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Good neighbors continue to help homeowner who lost home to fire
LINDSAY — Victims of a recent house fire in rural Lindsay insist that despite their losses, the spirit of community support endures.
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