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Donations made to FISH:
Jimmy Vaughn, left, representing Authentic Life Fellowship Church in Greenville, presents paperwork registering 7,986 pounds of food donated for FISH, to Mary Standfield, chairman of Hunt County Cares and Shares Food Drive. The church had already donated 859 pounds. The easiest way to make contributions, according to Standfield, is to donate the money directly to FISH headquarters (Hunt County Shared Ministries), 2805 King, which will credit the donor and then purchase the food from a food bank at lower prices. Actual canned goods and other non-perishable foods for the drive may also be contributed at the Herald-Banner office, Monday through Friday. The drive ends at 5 p.m., Nov. 11.
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Extension office schedules food budgeting class
Anyone looking to find tips on stretching their food dollars and plan healthy meals will have a chance to do so this week — all at no cost.
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Eggstravaganza, other egg hunts planned
The next couple of weekends mark the most wonderful time of the year for anyone who loves Hunting Easter eggs.
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L-3 makes donation to Special Olympics
L-3 Mission Integration once again showed its community spirit by donating $5,000 to the Hunt County Special Olympics.
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Helping the homeless
A member of the audience at a community awareness meeting Saturday afternoon asked a guest speaker for advice on how to help community residents overcome denial that there’s a homeless problem in Greenville.
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Showering county children with funds
The Quinlan Independent School District launched a Spring Showers of Change campaign Monday to raise funds for Hunt County Kids, Inc.
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Teens to get real taste of hunger
Teens will be getting a real taste of hunger to help feed and care for children living in extreme poverty around the world, thanks to World Vision’s 30-Hour Famine, now in its 13th year.
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West Tawakoni American Legion to host cancer benefit
The American Legion in West Tawakoni will make its mark in the fight against cancer this Saturday when it hosts a cancer research and patient assistance benefit.
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City to test emergency warning system
The City of Greenville has recently updated its account with Emergency Communications Network, providers of the CodeRED high-speed notification solution and the CodeRED Weather Warning service.
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Rotary going out for blood ... and chili
Last year, supporters of local firefighters and law enforcement personnel found themselves being poked for a good cause.
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Black History program tonight in Wolfe City
The Wolfe City Chamber of Commerce will have a community wide program honoring Black History at 6 p.m. today at the Wolfe City CARES building on West Main Street.
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Extension office schedules food budgeting class
