Bulldogs win, move to 3-0 on season

On the same day that Griffin Underwood learned that he was named to the first team all-district 10-3A basketball team, he was the winning pitcher in a 3-2 win over Pilot Point to start district play.  Matt Griffin came in to nail down the two-inning save.  Full recap in Monday’s Howe Enterprise.

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photo by Michelle Carney (2014)

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Keep Howe Beautiful wants you to become a member

The Keep Howe Beautiful program is now starting a membership drive and want you to become a member.  For an annual membership of $10 per person or $20 for a family, KHB will send you a zinnia starter kit to help once again make Howe “The Prettiest Little Town in Texas” as it was known in 1940 according to Readers Digest and Life Magazine and the Dallas Morning News thanks to the leadership of Miss Mame Roberts.

You can join in the community effort by clicking the logo and registering to become a 2015 member of Keep Howe Beautiful.

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Prettiest Little Town In Texas

In tomorrow’s edition:

Howe shows strong at Texoma Livestock Show

Weather sets back Bulldogs baseball, but they win two in Bonham on Saturday

60-year-old photos spark emotions from those in them

Howe girl to compete for Miss Texas

Lady Bulldogs All-District honors

Chill Out has sold

Chamber recovers old photos

Photos of Scouts Blue and Gold Banquet and Crossover

Texoma Hot Jobs

Faith by Debbie Wallis

Top Dogs

Learn about your antiques and collectibles

Progress on new chamber office

Front page from 25 years ago this week

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Roads and weather

TxDOT crews are out plowing, blading and treating roads across the North Texas, working to clear any accumulation of frozen precipitation from the roadways.

As of 6 a.m. today (Thurs., March 5), TxDOT crews are reported clearing skies and temps below freezing district-wide, with two to four inches of snow accumulation overnight. The National Weather Service has most of North and Northeast Texas under a winter weather warning until noon today. Roads will remain hazardous and treacherous until temperatures rebound later today. Bridges, overpasses, etc. will be especially affected.