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Vietnam vet reflects on past service
Albert Neault was a fresh 18-year-old, right out of high school when he decided not to wait for the draft board to find him. He instead joined the U.S. Army before a draft notice from the marines arrived.
Republicans win Dawson County
Republican Dawson County voters remained in the red in Tuesday’s general election. The State of Texas did the same.
Schools to recognize Veterans
North Elementary School students are bringing back a traditional Veterans Day program Monday in honor of military veterans on Veterans Day Monday.
Mural piece once showed county’s patriotism
Sheltered in Room 202 on the second floor of the Dal Paso Museum is a piece of Dawson County’s past. It rests among the other pieces of the museum’s collection of America’s involvement in wars overseas.
Area schools observe Veterans Day
O’Donnell High School’s Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members are hosting a Veterans Day celebration starting at 6 p.m., Sunday in the high school gym.
Incumbent, three newcomers win KISD school board race
Klondike Independent School District voters elected three new faces to the school board and kept one incumbent in office.
Some closing for holiday
Monday is Veterans Day, a federal holiday honoring veterans who served or are serving in the country’s armed forces.
Silent no more!
You are sitting at home in your basement mancave scrolling through the news of the day while taking in a football game when all the sudden you smell smoke. It catches your attention and causes you to be distracted for a moment. However, you know your wife is with the kids working on a craft upstairs, so you keep enjoying your time of solitude, that is until you hear screams followed by, “Honey!!” and then “Daddy, where are you??” At that point you run upstairs only to see the kitchen in flames burning through the second floor where your family is.