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McNabb scheduled to arrive 11:55 a.m. Wednesday
The remains of United States Army Staff Sgt. Shawn McNabb, who was killed late last month while serving in Afghanistan, are tentatively scheduled to arrive at Majors Field Municipal Airport in Greenville at 11:55 a.m. Wednesday. A motorcade is set to leave the airport and travel along FM 1570 to State Highway 34 South, then turn south to Terrell, where services are scheduled Friday morning at Anderson-Clayton Brothers Funeral Home.
Family members are asking the public to line the motorcade route wearing red, white and blue and carrying American flags in a show of support.
More details in Wednesday's Herald-Banner..
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Here we snow again
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Council to sign off on GEUS bonds
The Greenville City Council intends Tuesday to give its approval of the recent sale of bonds by GEUS, the local electric utility system, to refinance debt connected to the Texas Municipal Power Agency (TMPA).
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Game room robbery suspects remain in jail
Two of the three suspects who were alleged to have held up a Quinlan-area game room at gunpoint more than a month ago remain in custody at the Hunt County Jail.
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Council to make parking in front of mailboxes illegal
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Commissioners to consider stipend for prosecutor
Hunt County commissioners are slated to consider a stipend for an assistant prosecutor in the Hunt County District Attorney’s office.
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Council to vote on new rules for keeping dogs, cats
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Vigil for shooting victim postponed
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Reception for Bob Mason set for Tuesday
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Firebots fall in semis, head to championship
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