— The young women pictured above were all members of the Gainesville High School 2012 Homecoming Court. They are, left to right, Mailyn Rocha, Kenzee Nicherson, Sarah Gerken, Amanda Ginther, Queen Madison Merrifield, Nereida Puente, Nayeli Perez, Olga Oliva and Brookelyn Hall. The Queen and her court were presented at the game last Friday. The 2012 Homecoming Queen was Maddie Merrifield. Her court consisted of Senior Princesses Sarah Gerken, Amanda Ginther, Brookelyn Hall, Kenzee Nickerson, and Mailyn Rocha. The underclassmen were represented by junior princess Nayeli Perez, sophomore princess Nereida Puente, and freshman princess Olga Oliva. The young ladies were escorted by seniors Chris Govea, Charlie Kirk, Hunter Goldsworthy, Ricky Mendez, Mitchell Case, Aaron DeLeon, Conner Markle, Koby Parks and Grayson Gregory.
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State health officials admit this could be an active year for the West Nile virus.
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Fletcher: West Nile precautions underway
Recent humidity has brought the promise of mosquito breeding and the collateral threat of West Nile Virus.
And while local officials say there is no current evidence of the pathogen, they admit they expect it. - Blumberg finds calling as reading teacher
- Grand jury hands down indictments
- Morton Museum gets dolled up for summer
- City employee of the month
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Fletcher: West Nile precautions underway
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SOFTBALL: Area players receive All-District 13-1A honors
The All-District 13-1A softball team was released earlier this week with a number of Cooke County athletes taking honors.
- Run to benefit Patrick Cannon set for June 1
- MacPherson: Gainesville heading in right direction thanks to accountability
- TRACK AND FIELD: Gibbs takes gold medals at Class 1A state meet
- SOFTBALL: Trenton eliminates Lindsay
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SOFTBALL: Area players receive All-District 13-1A honors
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A band takes the stage during the city’s Summer Sounds concert series. The next concert is planned for Friday, May 31.
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Summer Sounds series returns to Gainesville
This year’s three-installment “Summer Sounds” outdoor concert series begins Friday, May 31, in downtown Gainesville, with Austin-based rockabilly musician Junior Brown serving as headliner.
- Noblitt discusses demo projects
- What's it worth?
- Area bankers fight cyber crime
- Kiwanis Club pledges $25K to Abigail's Arms
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Summer Sounds series returns to Gainesville
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The dealership offers outstanding savings on new and pre-owned vehicles.
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Klement Ford of Muenster offers top-notch service, quality vehicle selection
From Highway 82, the Klement Ford dealership is the first and largest sight in Muenster, the town where this car business has enjoyed more than 65 years of success.
And unlike fledgling companies, this one is here to stay. - Geo. J. Carroll & Son helps families during their greatest times of need
- Glitzy Girlz boutique focuses on glamor at affordable prices
- York Eye Associates makes customers' vision needs their main concern
- 'How Bazzar' indoor vendor market stirs up excitement at Gainesville Outlet Mall
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Klement Ford of Muenster offers top-notch service, quality vehicle selection



