Monty Shane Dempsey, 52, of Spring, Texas, formerly of Bowling Green died Sunday, May 26, 2019 at Memorial Herman Hospital in Woodlands, Texas. A memorial service will be held at the Second Baptist Church in Bowling Green on Sunday, June 30 at 3 p.m. He was born Aug. 19, 1966 in Mexico to Paul Dempsey and Bonnie Dempsey Ard. Survivors […]
At the meeting of the Agape House of Vandalia board on May 21, charter members, Karen and Sterling Holbrook, were honored for their ongoing commitment to the house. Meeting notes from the May 13, 1999 meeting were read at which the Holbrooks and the Rev. Ronald Franklin, among others, were present. The guesthouse for visitors […]
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• 4×800 Relay (Sylvia Wagner, Quinn Grote, Kate Klott, Meghan Kniess) 8th Place All State – Time: 10:21 (Season Best) “This is the 5th straight year the 4×8 Relay has made the podium and we are excited about that,” noted Coach Matt Chance. • Kate Klott – 1600 meter run (5th Place) Time: 5:27 All […]
The Silex Owls traveled to St. Joseph for their quarterfinal match over Bishop LeBlond. The Owls played at Phil Welch Stadium and took home a 12-8 victory on Wednesday. The win secured Silex a spot in the state Final Four. Bishop LeBlodn scored one run in the top of the first. Silex quickly answered back. […]
A parade around the square in Bowling Green culminated with a service at Memorial Gardens Cemetery on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27. The event was hosted by members of VFW Post 5553 and their auxiliary. Dr. Matt Fredrickson, a member of the VFW, offered the keynote address. Fredrickson discussed building more interest in military service. […]
There’ll be a little “new” to go with the “intriguing” when the Louisiana Area Historical Museum opens for the season today (Tuesday, May 28). Several attractions have been added to the facility at 304 Georgia Street, and more will be unveiled as the year progresses. One of the most visible changes will greet patrons as […]
The annual Torch Run was held on Thursday last week to help raise money and awareness for the Special Olympics. The event is hosted by members of the Northeast Correctional Center and local law enforcement. A photo was captured prior to the run as the torch was lit at the Pike County Courthouse. The event […]
Long-time educator and World War II veteran, Bill Mallory served as the parade marshal on Memorial Day, Monday, May 27. The event featured performances from the Bowling Green High School and Middle School bands and the elementary choir members. Find more on pages 7 and 8 of this week’s print edition.
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