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There has been a precautionary boil order put in place by The City of Howe until approximately early tomorrow (Wednesday) morning. A main water line erupted sometime Monday night. City Administrator Joe Shephard said that the line was laid in rock years ago by a contract company and is difficult to uncover. There will be a water shortage for a least the rest of the day.
Crews will be working on the line all day today.
A main break in the water supply on the northwest side of Howe will have a portion of Howe out of water until tomorrow. City of Howe’s David Wortham suggests that a hole in the line might have been blown when the water came back on from the FM 902 water main issue from this afternoon. Summit Hill, Pioneer Valley, Timbercreek and Marilee Court will be without water until sometime mid-morning tomorrow at the earliest.
Keep Howe Beautiful will hold a tree lighting ceremony after the Christmas Parade on Dec 13. Children are encourage to make their own Christmas ornament and bring it to decorate the tree! (Biodegradable and Animal friendly please)
Bring your signs and noise makers to join the cheerleaders, band members, and fans this Friday at 1:15 p.m. The send-off begins in the parking lot of Howe High School with a victory line to cheer on the Dogs as they board the bus. The Bulldogs will have a police escort and will leave the school grounds by 1:30 p.m. At that time, the bus will take the service road of US 75 going south in front of Sonic, head back east through downtown Howe, and then off to Tyler Rose Stadium. This route will give everyone in the victory line plenty of time to drive to the downtown area to see the team out of town. Everyone is encouraged to support your hometown team.
A water Main on FM 902 was ruptured today by TXDOT while completing road repairs. There is low water pressure through out all Howe neighborhoods. A boil order was not originally placed Monday, but was issued early Tuesday morning.
Anthony Hawthorne just surpassed Stephen Ogle in yard and touchdowns in Howe history. Here are a few of Ogle’s highlights from 1986
The Howe Lady Bulldogs (4-0) defeated Pottsboro and are the champions of the Bells Invitational Tournament this weekend. Full story in Monday’s Howe Enterprise.
photo by Gina Streetman
In last night’s Area Championship win over Hughes Springs, Anthony Hawthorne scored five touchdowns and the last one got him in the record book tied for first with Nathanael Falls with 26 touchdowns on the season.
Hawthorne has entered the 2,000 yard club that only consists of Nathanael Falls, Randy Geer, Stephen Ogle and the late Billy Bryant Cloud.
“Congratulations to Anthony Hawthorne and the rest of the Howe Bulldog football team.” said Nathanael Falls. “I’m proud for Anthony as he breaks all the Howe rushing records and solidifies himself as one of the greats in Howe history. Although I’ve never met him, I’ve heard there’s not a better or more deserving young man to be in the record books. I hope records continue to fall as this group of young men keep rolling through the playoffs for several more weeks. It’s an exciting time for the entire Howe community and I’m proud to have been a part of it.”
“1,800 yards is impressive.” said Randy Geer. “He’s not the biggest, but neither was I. Little guys can still get it done. I like that it’s still not about the big and powerful backs.”
Geer’s words to Hawthorne: “I just want to tell him to enjoy every minute of it. It’s a fun time. Carry on the Bulldog Way.”
“Anytime you get a kid that gets these kind of yards, it puts them in a pretty elite group.” said Stephen Ogle. “What impresses me is his yards per carry.”
Ogle’s words to Hawthorne: “Welcome to the club. You deserve everything you get. Congratulate your offensive line because they deserve it as well.”
