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42 golfers participate in last week’s Scramble

It was another fantastic evening for the weekly Tuesday Scramble. We had 42 scramblers show up to participate and 9 teams were formed.

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Rolling Plains Title of Texas expands Services to Kent County

Rolling Plains Title of Texas (RPTTX) announced earlier this month that they are now licensed in Kent County. “This expansion allows RPTTX to better serve homebuyers, real estate professionals, and lenders throughout Kent, Dickens, Motley, and King counties,” said founder Brady Watson. “With us, you’ll never be waiting on title.”

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Comptroller’s office distributes more than $2,500 in sales tax to Kent County in May

TEXAS OFFICE OF THE COMPTROLLER

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INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY MAILING

Note that our national holiday, July 4, 2024, falls this year on a Thursday — our normal newspaper delivery day — so your newspaper will be boxed or delivered a day later than usual. Newspapers will be available in all single-copy rack locations on Wednesday, July 3.

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Prescribed Fire Field Day set for Friday, July 19

The Matador Wildlife Management Area will be holding a Prescribed Fire Field Day on Friday, July 19, 2024, from 9 am to 4 p.m.

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A sobering visit to Auschwitz for father and son

With wife, Stephanie, daughter Kimberly and son Caleb, David Pafford of Spur set off May 21 for parts domestic and foreign. Prior to the narrative below, Stephanie and Kimberly returned to the U.S., leaving Caleb to accompany his father across Germany, Eastern Europe, and eventually around the globe.