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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Members of the Mt. Vernon American Legion Post 141, its auxiliary and the Heartland Young Marines placed crosses at the Jefferson County Courthouse.
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Charlene Graham
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