MT. VERNON — — The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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The Woodlawn High School Booster Club raised $270 for the Rend Lake Disabled Hunt through Sesser-Valier High School with a special Duck Dynasty-themed night. A costume contest, a duck decoy relay race, gift baskets and a 50/50 raffle helped raise money for the hunt. Next Monday during the girls varsity basketball game, attendees are encouraged to make the night a “Red Out” for the American Heart Association, said Booster Club President Kelly Owens.
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Asbestos removal bids in for Armory
MT. VERNON — The city council will hear bids on asbestos removal at the former Armory during its meeting on Monday night. Six companies provided bids for the removal of the asbestos, with General Waste Services, Inc., the lowest bidder, coming in at
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Wolfstock Festival canceled
MT. VERNON — Plans for the annual Wolfstock Music Festival have been scrapped for this summer, and proceeds from last year's event have been designated to go to Relay for Life. According to a news release from the Bob Troutt Memorial Foundation, Wol
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Marriage Licenses June 12 -- Kevin L. Ray and Kim A. Freestone, both of Mt. Vernon. June 13 -- Christopher R. Deschaine and Jessica F. Vanhoorebeke, both of Mt. Vernon. June 14 -- Robert W. Hustedde and Rachel R. Henderson, both of Texico. June 14 --
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Delatore pleads guilty to exploitation
MT. VERNON -- A Texico man has pleaded guilty to an amended charge of sexual exploitation of a minor child. Ray Delatore, 69, was scheduled for a bench trial on June 25 on two Class 2 felony charges of aggravated criminal sexual abuse of a family me
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Merger won't hurt districts
MT. VERNON – Resource allocation will likely be the main challenge when Jefferson County is incorporated into the Regional Office of Education 13. But this difficulty will be felt by ROE administrators and not by the school districts being served, sa
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- Sears announces Mt. Vernon store closure
- Board OKs new construction plan
- Bank robbed in Dahlgren
- Senior Saints nominations accepted
- Further tax hikes unlikely from building project
- Cedarhurst chorus in concert June 23
- Sears announces MV closure
- Surgery Center open
- Federal cuts hurt District 80's Head Start Program
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Asbestos removal bids in for Armory
