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Above, Project Noel Shopper, Charlie and Julie Lynch, Carol Burgamy, Cori Brola, Christa Murphy, Kim Abernathy, Cara Perez, Monique Player, Nancy Dantzler, (knelling) Melissa Rearden, Stephanie Tucker, and Robbie Melton met Wednesday to plan their Friday morning shopping. The group met at 4:30 a.m. for prayer before hitting the stores shopping for toys for Project Noel. At right, Stephanie Tucker and Kim Abernathy have fun inventorying gifts donated to Project Noel.
Project Noel making Christmas brighter for needy area children
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Project Noel 2009 is under way. The Department of Human Services, Altus First United Methodist Church, individuals, families, and many other churches, organizations and businesses from around the Altus area are once again partnering together to provide Christmas gifts for children in needy families. In its third year, Project Noel remains a co...
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Rev. Dave Player Player speaker at Hospice’s ‘Light Up A Life’ celebration
The 15th annual “Light Up A Life” celebration for Jackson County Memorial Hospital Hospice will be held Monday, Dec 7. The event begins outside the main entrance of the hospital with the lighting ...
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Tree of Hope set up at WOSC
The Jackson County Department of Human Services office is once again having the Tree of Hope gift drive for DHS foster children. This year, the Jackson County Christmas tree will be located at W...
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Holiday blood drive to be held Dec. 8
The holidays are here and for most of us that means battling crowds, rushing from store to store and waiting in long lines….all in search of the perfect gift. But, the perfect gift is as close as ...
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AHS basketballers optimistic about upcoming season
With only one run returning starter back from last year’s team, one might think that this could be a rebuilding year for the Altus High Bulldogs basketball team. But Coach Rick Bull is not treatin...
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Big plays boost Cowboys
ARLINGTON , Texas (AP) — Big play after big play on offense. Dominating defense throughout the game. While good defense had been a constant for the Dallas Cowboys this season, the NFC East lea...
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Broncos end four-game skid
DENVER (AP) — Four weeks after getting ripped for taunting opponents during warmups, Denver coach Josh McDaniels was caught on TV cursing at his bumbling Broncos. This time, he was the object of...
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Alexandra Null and Hayden Smiley will perform lead roles as the “Singing Sisters,” Judy and Betty Haynes, during Altus High School’s all-school production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas.  Curtains will open on-stage at the Eula B. Peterson Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Nov. 23 and 24. Tickets are selling quickly, but may still be purchased through Friday in the auditorium lobby, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, or until sold out.  If any tickets remain, they will be available at the door on performance nights.  Reserved seats are $6 and balcony seats are $4.  For more information, call 481-2663.
Alexandra Null and Hayden Smiley will perform lead roles as the “Singing Sisters,” Judy and Betty Haynes, during Altus High School’s all-school production of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Curtains will open on-stage at the Eula B. Peterson Auditorium at 7 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday evenings, Nov. 23 and 24. Tickets are selling quickly, but may still be purchased through Friday in the auditorium lobby, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each day, or until sold out. If any tickets remain, they will be available at the door on performance nights. Reserved seats are $6 and balcony seats are $4. For more information, call 481-2663.
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