NEWS & EVENTS IN SURROUNDING COUNTIES CROSBY
Ralls Senior Center Fundraiser set for Feb. 11
RALLS—The Ralls Senior Citizens Center will have a Valentine’s Mexican Stack Dinner fundraiser on February 11.
The event will be an all-you-can eat meal, and there will be lots of games and fellowship. Everyone is invited to come see all the improvements to the building.
Tickets will be $15 per person with six quilt raffle tickets included, or $25 per couple. There will also be door prizes.
—Crosby County News SCURRY
Ritz Theater to perform 'Red Velvet Cake War' in
February
SNYDER—Rehearsals have begun for “The Red Velvet Cake War” at the Ritz Community Theater in downtown Snyder. Snyder’s local community theater group will perform this hilarious southern-fried comedy beginning February 24. Tickets go on sale January 14.
Performance dates will be February 24-26 and March 3-5.
—Ritz Theater Facebook page
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Dueling Pianos presented by Foothills Celebrations in
February
MATADOR—Foothills Celebrations, which has presents an annual fall festival and, in 2023, is bringing its 2nd annual Dueling Pianos performance to the city Feb. 25.
The event will be at Washington’s Barn, across the street from TXDOT on Highway 70. Admission is $100 per ticket which includes the meal. Whole tables are available. It will be BYOB.
—Foothills Celebrations Facebook page COTTLE
Paducah Pickins slated for March 4
PADUCAH—Food, shopping and entertainment are on tap for the first weekend in March in Paducah. Paducah Pickens is a twice a year event on the Paducah Square which features vendor booths, locally made food, crafts and décor. This spring’s event will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on March 4 and admission is only $2. All admission proceeds benefit the city-county library and the Cottle County Heritage Museum.
—The Caprock Courier
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Wayland Flying Queens Museum grand opening Feb. 18 in Plainview
PLAINVIEW—TheFlying Queens Museum on the Wayland Baptist University campus in Plainview at 10:30 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 18. Many former Flying Queens basketball players are expected to be present for the ceremony.
Constructed inside Mabee Regional Heritage Center, the Flying Queens Museum tells the story of how Wayland’s women’s basketball program changed the course of collegiate game. The museum highlights the international reach and the remarkable role the Flying Queens have had in transforming women’s basketball. —Floyd County Hesperian-Beacon
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