Albany Chest drive underway

By Sam WallerThe Albany Chest has a fundraising goal of $47,000 for 2022 to help meet the needs of two dozen local organizations.Applicants for funds range from youth sports leagues to senior citizens groups.Here are a look at some of the applicants.
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New Head Start playground opened

By Melinda L. LucasA new playground for the youngest students at Nancy Smith Elementary School was unveiled last week, with parents of this year’s Head Start class invited to a special opening party.

Recipes sought from News readers

The Albany News’ 17th annual holiday recipe section will be published in one month, with favorite recipes being solicited from all ages of current and former Albany and Moran chefs and bakers.
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Tabor, Hinkle named club sweethearts

By Sam WallerAlbany High School senior Briley Tabor has been selected to serve as Albany Lions Club Sweetheart for 2022-23, while Samantha Hinkle was chosen as her counterpoint from Moran High School.

Fundraiser meal set Sunday

By Sam WallerAlbany’s FCCLA chapter will hold a fundraiser lunch Sunday, Nov. 6, at The Feed Store.The event is to help raise funds for chapter members to attend regional, state and national events next spring and summer.
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Red Ribbon Week wraps up

By Donnie A. LucasThe 2022 Red Ribbon Week campaign is winding down, but organizers still have events planned for the final two days on Thursday and Friday.

5 4-Hers advance to district show

By Sam WallerFive Shackelford County 4-H members earned spots at district competition with their entries in the county Food Show, held Sunday, Oct. 23 at Bethel Assembly.

Few quails expected for 2022 season

By Sam WallerContinued hot, dry conditions are having a negative impact on the outlook for the upcoming quail season, which starts this weekend.According to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, the bobwhite quail population has dropped for four straight years.
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Moran Trunk or Treat set Oct. 31

By Sam WallerMoran ISD will have special programs presented by the District 14 Education Service Center for all grade levels on Monday, Oct. 31.Principal Jo Hise said separate programs will be presented for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
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Fall Fest expected to draw hundreds

By Donnie A. LucasHundreds of local students and parents are expected to crowd the Nancy Smith Elementary campus Saturday for the annual Fall Fest featuring game booths, food, bingo, and a costume contest.Booths will open at 5:00 p.m. and continue until 8:00 p.m.
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