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LIGHTED PATHS through Spur’s Rickels Park are some of the newly mounted holiday light fixtures along Burlington Avenue—thanks to the city’s volunteer parks committee, and to the Spur Chamber for lights on power poles. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 4 | TEXAS SPUR
LIGHTED PATHS
OUT OF PATIENTS After 27 years with the Spur Rural Health Clinic—and an even longer career in various health and medical roles— service access manager Sheree Marshall (above) will retire Dec. 19. The clinic will host a come-and-go reception in Marshall’s honor Tuesday, Dec 9, from 2 to 5 p.m. | THE TEXAS SPUR
‘Never just a job’: Longtime clinic staffer Marshall to retire this month
STATE 6-MAN D2 SEMIFINAL The Jayton Jaybirds will take on the Klondike Cougars this Friday night, Dec. 5, at 6:30 p.m. in Colorado City (Wolf Stadium, 1137 Cherry Street at West 10th) in a matchup to determine who’s headed to the State Championships Dec. 17 in Arlington, versus the winner of the Dec. 6 game (Strawn vs. Richland Springs, 5 p.m. in Stephenville). Games will be broadcast on NFHS (streaming) andTexas 1A Fan (radio, www.1afan.com) | CAPTURED FROM FACEBOOK
STATE 6-MAN D2 SEMIFINAL
DICKENS ANGEL TREE The Dickens County Angel Tree, located in the Spur Security Bank lobby and sponsored annually by the Dickens County Child Welfare Board, is ready for angel pickups. All gifts for the anonymous recipients must be dropped off at Spur Security Bank . Please leave gifts unwrapped and put them in a plastic bag.The ChildWelfare Board appreciates all generous donations. | TEXAS SPUR PHOTO
Mulch ado about pine needles
CLIP THIS RECIPE out of the paper and hang it on your fridge—you may want to serve this tasty casserole on Christmas morning. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO