“The Quinlan ISD Education Foundation has officially announced grants awarded for the 2018-19 school year, and we cannot be more excited,” said Vice President of Programs Barbara Norris... + continue reading
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A homeowner in the 8800 block of County Road 3609 (Oakwood Lane) held a burglary suspect at gunpoint Thursday morning, April 19, at approximately 12:30 until Hunt County Sheriff’s deputies arrived and took him into custody, according to Sheriff Randy Meeks.
Meeks... + continue reading
“It has come to the attention of the Hunt County Sheriff’s Office that person or persons have been calling citizens representing themselves as officers of the court stating they are calling about failure to show for jury duty,” said Sheriff Randy Meeks... + continue reading
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American Legion Auxiliary West Tawakoni Unit No. 517 members attend the 4th District Spring Convention April 28-29 at the American Legion Anderson-Roberts Post No. 283 in Bonham. Highlight of the convention for these members was the election of officers. Sam Armstrong said, “Unit No. 517 is very proud to be called ‘home of... + continue reading
Virginia Johnson is the dynamo that powered a successful effort to build a new Tawakoni Area Public Library.
She steps down this on this month as president of the library’s board of directors after 15 years at the helm but stays active and involved as vice president. Denise Turner is the new president.
Johnson began her... + continue reading
Grant funds attendance at science, technology congress
Quinlan Independent School District Education Foundation recently awarded W.H. Ford High School sophomore Haven Slocum $1,500 to attend “The Congress of Future Science and Technology Leaders” in Boston, Mass., this summer.... + continue reading
The Blue Babes drill team won the competition Saturday in Mabank.
"It was a full day for us leaving at 6:30 a.m. and returning at 9:15 p.m., but the girls were anything but tired putting their heart into each routine. The most touching part was the team prayer for success and... + continue reading
An update on new tax law changes was given Thursday by Daniel Earls of D. Earls Tax Service at the monthly luncheon meeting of the Lake Tawakoni Regional Chamber of Commerce.
Earls’s company hosted the lunch, catered by Glenda’s Café and Catering.
“I want to talk about the changes coming in 2018. Now, that’s a... + continue reading
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Quinlan Independent School District Panther martial arts students competed Saturday, April 7, in the Cowtown Karate Tournament in Fort Worth.
Twenty-five students from first grade through high... + continue reading
Ashley Friedrichs signs a letter of intent to play college soccer for Sam Houston State University. Seated beside her is FHS Head Soccer Coach Doug Miller; and behind are brother, Anthony Friedrichs... + continue reading
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By Donna Smith
News taken from the Oct. 4, 1929, edition of The Quinlan Review.
Again, I am submitting articles from an old newspaper donated by M.K. Epperson from the collection of his father... + continue reading
Photographer Bobby Baumgardner has donated the original pictures he took of the Quinlan football team from 1971 to 2000. He also donated to the museum the names of the players and the football... + continue reading
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Mark T. Moore will assume duties on Sunday, July 1, as pastor of First United Methodist Church of Quinlan.
Staff-Pastor Parish Relations Committee Chair Charles Henderson announced that the... + continue reading
Friends and family of Faye Ingram gathered to celebrate and honor her on her 90th birthday Saturday at Friendship Hall of First United Methodist Church of Quinlan. With the honoree are her... + continue reading
