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Around the Area -- 12/20/07
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Courtesy photo Jamoya Thomas - SADD, Tre'von Freeman - FCCLA, Rose Bououshian - SADD, Presley Pratt - Freshman Cheer, Grant Magness - G-Force, Kirsti Barton - Calicos, Ashley Black - Calicos, Lauren Haynie - FCA, Lane Watkins - JV Cheer, Blair Smith - Varsity, Not in Picture John Hippard - FFA, Mrs. Cheryl Stringer Assistance/CTE Principal, Major Chuck Anderson - Salvation Army.
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FCCLA, CHS Angel Tree effort a rousing success
This year FCCLA and CHS Organization got together to start a CHS Angel Tree. With the help of Salvation Army suppling the names of children in Navarro County and CHS Staff and students, there was donated a total of 164 items to the Salvation Army.
Salvation Army representative Major Chuck Anderson stated "in all my years working with Salvation Army this is by far the most gifts that a high school has ever given."
“As a teacher at the high school I feel like it is our duty to help our community and my fellow staff members took my thought and made it happen,” said Shelby Curl. “The teachers played a major role in our success. Thank you to all staff and students for all your contributions.”
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College board meets tonight
The Navarro College Board of Trustees will meet in regular session at 7 p.m. tonight in the Arrowhead Room of the Gaston Gooch One-Stop Student Center.
During its final business meeting of 2007, the board will hear a presentation on the annual financial audit of the college for the fiscal year ending Aug.31, 2007.
Also on the board's agenda tonight:
• Action on the October financial statements and quarterly investment reports.
• Authority to proceed with architectural plans for an addition to Gibson Hall.
• Update on the college's Media Integration Services Center.
• Personnel update.
Dr. Richard Sanchez, college district president, will also report to trustees.
An open forum time for those wishing to address the college board is held at the beginning of each board meeting.
— Staff Reports
Daily Sun
holiday schedules
The Christmas holiday will bring about some changes to schedules and deadlines for the Corsicana Daily Sun.
The Daily Sun offices will be closing at noon on Monday, Dec. 24. The office will be closed all day Christmas Day.
The deadline for submitting material for Club News, Church News, and the Living Section for next week's editions is noon Monday.
The Monday, Dec. 24 edition of the Daily Sun will be delivered on a normal schedule. There will be no newspaper published on Christmas Day, the only day of the year we do not publish a daily paper. Normal business hours and delivery schedules will resume on Wednesday, Dec. 26.
Circulation calls on Monday will be handled by our automated voice mail system. The extension for the circulation department is 248. Please leave your name, address and a phone number where you can be contacted in your message.
The staff and management of the Daily Sun wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas, and best wishes for a Happy New Year 2008.
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Students participate in UIL debate contest
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Preserving history
Following the Navarro County Commissioner’s Court meeting, an informal meeting was conducted between the Corsicana Preservation Foundation,
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Court goes to the crime
Saturday’s raid on an illegal cock-fighting ring in western Navarro County meant nearly instant justice, and Justice of the Peace Kirby Hill was the judge on call.
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Exploring the opportunities
Carlton Williamson wandered between the decorated aisles picking up brochures from the University of Houston, University of Texas
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Wreck snarls traffic
Firefighters and trucking company personnel await a wrecker for an 18-wheeler involved in an accident Monday night
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Commissioners OK backhoe bid
The Navarro County Commissioners Court approved buying a new backhoe for Precinct 3, and approved a bid price list change for road materials when the group met in regular session Monday morning.
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CISD to hold special called meeting
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