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Fulenchek: From Ferguson to Florida

This week’s Howe Enterprise will feature a story on Howe’s famous ballplayer Garrett Fulenchek, who filled us in on his first year as a pro baseball player and his roots that started at Ferguson Field in Howe.  The Howe Enterprise is released at howeenterprise.com each Monday.

 

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Builders FirstSource looking to hire individuals

Truck Drivers Needed: Builders FirstSource, leading supplier of quality building materials, is currently seeking CDL Class A truck drivers at our Sherman, TX location. Home nightly. Call for more details (903)893-5329. Apply at www.bldr.com/careers or in person at 200 Cody Ln., Sherman, TX 75090.
 
Builders FirstSource, Inc. is an Equal Oppurtunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religon, sex, national origin, protected veteran status, or status as an individual with a disability.
 
 
Assemblers Needed: Builders FirstSource, leading supplier of quality materials, is currently seeking men/women assemblers at our Sherman, TX location. Must be drug-free and eligible to work in the United States. Call for more details (903) 893-5329. Apply atwww.bldr.com/careers or in person at 200 Cody Ln., Sherman, TX 75090.
 
Builders FirstSource, Inc. is an Equal Oppurtunity/Affirmative Action Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religon, sex, national origin, protected veteran status, or status as an individual with a disability.
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Howe voting at Community Center

Voting in Howe is at 700 W. Haning St. at the Howe Community Center.

Full Ballot:
U. S. Senator
John Cornyn (Republican)
David M. Alameel (Democratic)
Rebecca Paddock (Libertarian)
Emily “Spicybrown” Sanchez (Green)

 

 

Governor
Wendy R. Davis (Democratic)
Greg Abbott (Republican)
Kathie Glass (Libertarian)
Brandon Parmer (Green)

 
Lieutenant Governor
Leticia Van de Putte (Democratic)
Dan Patrick (Republican)
Robert D. Butler (Libertarian)
Chandrakantha Courtney (Green)

 
Attorney General
Ken Paxton (Republican)
Sam Houston (Democratic)
Jamie Balagia (Libertarian)
Jamar Osborne (Green)

 
Commissioner of Agriculture
Sid Miller (Republican)
Jim Hogan (Democratic)
David (Rocky) Palmquist
(Libertarian)
Kenneth Kendrick (Green)

 
Commissioner of the General Land
Office
George P. Bush (Republican)
John Cook (Democratic)
Justin Knight (Libertarian)
Valerie Alessi (Green)

 
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Glenn Hegar (Republican)
Mike Collier (Democratic)
Ben Sanders (Libertarian)
Deb Shafto (Green)

 
Railroad Commissioner
Ryan Sitton (Republican)
Steve Brown (Democratic)
Mark A. Miller (Libertarian)
Martina Salinas (Green)

 
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
Nathan Hecht (Republican)
William Moody (Democratic)
Tom Oxford (Libertarian)

 
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 6
Jeff Brown (Republican)
Lawrence Edward Meyers
(Democratic)
Mark Ash (Libertarian)

 
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7
Jeff Boyd (Republican)
Gina Benavides (Democratic)
Don Fulton (Libertarian)
Charles E. Waterbury (Green)

 
Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8
Phil Johnson (Republican)
RS Roberto Koelsch (Libertarian)
Jim Chisolm (Green)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals

 
Place 3
Bert Richardson (Republican)
John Granberg (Democratic)
Mark W. Bennett (Libertarian)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals

 
Place 4
Kevin Patrick Yeary (Republican)
Quanah Parker (Libertarian)
Judith Sanders-Castro (Green)
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals

 
Place 9
David Newell (Republican)
William Bryan Strange, III
(Libertarian)
George Joseph Altgelt (Green)