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Softball game a tradition for rodeo company and fire department members
At an undisclosed location in the early morning hours Saturday, July 8, the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department softball team defeated the Flying C Rodeo Company, 11-5.
The game was the last …
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By John Arbter
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 7/20/23 09:46 AM
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 7/20/23 09:46 AM
Fourth of July festivities
7/13/23 01:39 AM
New museum dedicated to preserving McFarland School memories, legacy
On the 40th anniversary of the McFarland School reunion, a museum dedicated to preserving the legacy of Mineola’s Black school was unveiled Friday.
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By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
Historical documents from cornerstone reveal glimpse of Mineola life in 1936
The surprisingly-well preserved contents of a sealed copper box was unveiled Saturday morning at the Mineola’s Historical Museum.
The box was placed in the cornerstone of the building when it was built in 1936 as a brand new U.S. Post Office. more
The box was placed in the cornerstone of the building when it was built in 1936 as a brand new U.S. Post Office. more
By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
Reunion will go on despite pavilion
Yes, there will be a Wood County Old Settlers Reunion at Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman Aug. 3, 4 and 5.
There will be a 122nd Old Settlers Reunion despite an unfinished pavilion at the park. It had been hoped the rebuilding of the pavilion would be complete in time for the reunion, but some of the materials have been back-logged. more
There will be a 122nd Old Settlers Reunion despite an unfinished pavilion at the park. It had been hoped the rebuilding of the pavilion would be complete in time for the reunion, but some of the materials have been back-logged. more
By Larry Tucker
editor@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
editor@wood.cm | 7/13/23 01:39 AM
Quitman Rotary sets blood drive
Quitman Rotary Club will host a blood drive with Carter BloodCare on Tuesday, July 18 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Quitman First United Methodist Church, 406 Lane St.
Photo ID is required. …
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7/6/23 09:39 AM
Quitman church hosts summer meal program
The Quitman Summer Feed Program began operations this week at the First United Methodist Church in the J.O.Y Hall at 207 N. Goldsmith during lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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7/6/23 09:37 AM
Rotary installs officers
The Mineola Rotary Club installed its 2023-24 officers and board members at a luncheon June 26. The new Rotary year starts July 1. Officiating was Past Rotary District 5830 Gov. Judy Guthrie of the …
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7/6/23 09:32 AM
Museum plans to unveil cornerstone
When the Works Progress Administration erected a new United States post office for Mineola on the corner of N. Pacific and Kirkpatrick Streets in 1936, a box containing some valuable historical documents was placed inside the cornerstone on the southwest corner.
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By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 7/6/23 09:31 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 7/6/23 09:31 AM
Citizen of the month
Jeff Belcher, left, was honored as the Mineola Kiwanis Club June Citizen of the Month. Jeff chaired the Sizzling Summer Car Show which benefited the four service clubs in Mineola: Kiwanis, Rotary, …
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7/6/23 09:30 AM
Quitman council honors Rev. Jones
The Quitman City Council honored a Quitman icon at last Thursday’s meeting.
A large contingent of family and friends was on hand to honor the late Rev. Bobby H. Jones, a local minister and businessman. more
A large contingent of family and friends was on hand to honor the late Rev. Bobby H. Jones, a local minister and businessman. more
By Larry Tucker
editor@wood.cm | 7/6/23 09:29 AM
editor@wood.cm | 7/6/23 09:29 AM
Bagging cash for vets
They Got Your 6 Foundation, a local charity assisting veterans, first responders and their fami- lies with various needs, hosted a benefit cornhole tournament in downtown Mineola Saturday.
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6/29/23 08:03 AM
Sprouting peace
A ribbon cutting was held by the Mineola Chamber of Commerce Saturday at the Mineola Nature Preserve for the new Promise of Peace garden.
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6/29/23 08:03 AM
Trammell takes the helm at Quitman chamber of commerce
The Quitman Chamber of Commerce has tabbed a native to take control of the organization after former Executive Director Christine Thomas took over the reins of the Wood County Economic Development …
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By Larry Tucker
editor@wood.cm | 6/22/23 11:35 AM
editor@wood.cm | 6/22/23 11:35 AM
Splash Day celebration
6/22/23 11:33 AM
Non-profit offers events for mobility challenged
“Imagine that you are strapped into a chair, unable to move. Then, suddenly, the straps dissolve and not only can you walk around but you can float through the air….”
This is …
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By John Arbter
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 6/22/23 11:33 AM
woodctystringer@gmail.com | 6/22/23 11:33 AM
Grilling for a good cause
Mike Mason, left, and Ryan James, center, man the grill for the Caring & Sharing hamburger fundraiser Friday, June 9 at the City National Bank in Mineola, with C&S campaign chairman Roy …
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6/22/23 11:32 AM
Program marks brick streets centennial
Among the celebrations throughout the year in honor of the city of Mineola’s 150th anniversary is another important milestone.
The brick streets of Mineola turn 100 years old this summer, …
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6/22/23 11:32 AM
Garden brings a promise of peace and more
What began as an outdoor education outreach in poorer neighborhoods in Dallas has expanded to the Mineola Nature Preserve.
Promise of Peace community gardens founder Elisabeth Dry has relocated …
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By Phil Major
publisher@wood.cm | 6/22/23 11:31 AM
publisher@wood.cm | 6/22/23 11:31 AM
Pavilion reconstruction begins
Work has begun at Jim Hogg City Park in Quitman on the restoration of the pavilion. The new center post has been erected. The construction will be completed before the Old Settlers Reunion in August. …
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6/15/23 09:35 AM
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