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Due to the lack of pre-registrations, the committee regretfully decided to hold off on the event until a later date. One date the committee is looking at is Founders Day of 2015.
With the money raised from the circus, Keep Howe Beautiful will be planting daffodils on major corners and visible places in town.
Blood Moon taken in Howe at 5:42 a.m.
The Howe Bulldogs enter the playoffs this Saturday with a matchup against Trenton. They’ve put together a motivational video for their quest to be back to back Super Bowl Champions.
The team is getting to play at Cowboys AT&T Stadium again in November and are raising money for their expenses with a raffle of an Ipad mini or $100 Wal-Mart gift card. Raffle tickets are $5 each. Email mwalker@howeenteprise.com for your raffle ticket purchase.
Howe Youth Basketball signups can be done online this year.
Register now for $75
Registration will increase to $95 after October 18.
Registration closes on October 25.
http://leaguelineup.com/welcome.asp?url=howeyouthbasketball
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.
The Howe Bulldogs 3rd and 4th grade team are entering the playoffs next week. They’ve won 16 of their last 17 games and are looking for more.
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.
