Category: Howe News Bulletin

Just after 6:15 a.m., an oil tank was struck by lightning.  Within a matter of minutes, it was engulfed in flames.

Howe Fire Chief Robert Maniet said that Howe along with Whiteboro, Gunter, Collinsville Fire Departments are working together on it.  The Grayson County Fire Marshall along with the North Texas Regional Airport were the first line of defense on the sight.

Due to the rain, getting to the fire in the mud served as a problem also.

“We’re trying to keep our distance right now until cools down for us to get up there and get it taken care of.” said Maniet.

Yesterday at the Hurricane Creek Rotary Club meeting, Dr. Paul Westmoreland gave a detailed insight on Ebola and other viral competitors that put humans at risk.  A detailed article with his opinions and information will be in Monday’s edition of the Howe Enterprise.

14 years ago today, Howe lost a really good guy – Dickie Thornhill

The Howe Enterprise mistakenly ran the wrong price for Sonic’s Halloween special.  It’s $.50 for Corn Dogs on Halloween, not $1.  The Howe Enterprise sincerely apologizes for the mistake.

Schedule:

9:30 a.m. – The raising of the tent celebration.

5:00 p.m. – The first show (tickets are $13 for adult and $7 for kids)

7:30 p.m. – The second show (tickets are $13 for adult and $7 for kids)

Location:

Jones Park – east of First Baptist Church Howe on East Davis Street.  Take Davis Street over the railroad tracks until it dead-ends.

This event is a fundraiser for Keep Howe Beautiful and a significant portion of the money goes for beautification purposes in Howe.