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Bulldogs win district in track Friday

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The boys’ varsity track team jumped out in front at the Friday district meet and raced full steam ahead to win the 5-1A title, putting up 181 points.

Spurettes win district track championship Friday

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Spurette Area qualifiers

Patton Springs claims District 5-1A tennis title

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Patton Springs is the overall district champion in local high school tennis, based last on last week’s updated team results from the HS District tennis meet.

ADAMS HONORED

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ADAMS HONORED Tess Adams, a senior has Spur High School, has been awarded a $1,000 scholarship from H.E.B. for her participation in FCCLA over the last four years.

Spur Senior Citizens

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Wednesday, April 14

Jayton tracksters advance to Area in Post April 14

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In last Friday’s district track meet at Jayton, the Lady Jays finished in 3rd place, behind Spur and Guthrie. Friday’s unrelenting dust-filled winds never let up, increasing the challenges of the district meet, but female tracksters persevered as the lead changed several times among the three 5-1A teams at the top.

4-H FASHION WINNER

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4-H FASHION WINNER Lainey Baldridge competed in the District 3 4-H Fashion Show in Graham this past weekend. She won 1st place in the Intermediate Everyday Living Construction category and won the Natural Fiber Award.

KENT CLEANUP

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KENT CLEANUP County Judge Jim White and Jayton city councilman Jake Edwards were a part of the Lions Club team helping with the Little League clean up event Saturday in Jayton.

NEW JAYTON CHEERLEADERS

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NEW JAYTON CHEERLEADERS The 2021–22 Jayton HS cheerleaders and mascot have been announced. Top row, from left: seniors Brynn Yanez (Mascot), Alana Croft, Caydence Benedict and Harley Smith. Bottom row, from left: sophomores Abbey Pendergast, Liz Lackey and Kamryn Nail.

Steady rise in pedestrian fatalities rings alarm bells

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AUSTIN—As spring arrives, more and more Texans will take to the streets, and TxDOT has an important message for both drivers and pedestrians: watch out for each other.