Howe, Texas Hometown News Source Since 1963
Former Howe Head Coach Jim Fryar brought the 1989 Howe Bulldogs highlight film with him last Friday for homecoming. The original has been digitized and made available for the public to see. This film is one of the first spread offenses in Texas High School Football history. The 1989 team won the District, Bi-District and Area Championships.
The City of Howe will hold their monthly city council meeting tonight at 6:30 PM at The Community Center at 700 W. Haning St.
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The Howe Bulldogs JV are 3-0 on the year after beating Lindsay last Thursday, 30-18. They opened the season by beating Bonham 8-6 and then Sacred Heart 40-26.
Last week, Winston Mosse and Jaden Matthews each had two touchdowns. Cooper Akins had a two point conversion and Seth Seibold caught a two point conversion as well. David Crees threw a TD pass for one of Winston Mosse’s two touchdowns, and threw a two point conversion to Seth Seibold.
The Howe Enterprise has reached yet another milestone with over 9,600 visits in the last 30 days by 4,283 different readers. Ad rates start at $50/month for business card size ads. Contact me at mwalker@howeenterprise.com for more information on how to market your business to these 4,283 loyal readers.
A main area in downtown Howe could look very different in the near future. The new owner of the corner downtown building (formerly M&M’s Hardware) has sketched a plan to incorporate a modern design with a tip of the hat to Howe’s history. The wall will have advertising space available inside the mural. The design is very similar to one on 6th Street in Austin, but has been tailored to fit Howe.
