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Tiana (nee Ballinger) and Andrew Spurrier of Oklahoma City announce the birth of their daughter, Tulsi Brielle.
Read moreAll Hennessey students in pre-kindergarten through high school seniors are invited to meet their teachers Tuesday, Aug. 10 from 4-6 p.m.
Read moreDoes anyone really believe that the policy failures of the Biden administration are accidental.
Read moreEven Democratic strategists say that Kamala Harris may do more harm than good, whether she is slipped into the role of president if Biden’s obvious mental slippage continues or if she is counted on to help Democrats maintain an advantage in Congress.
Read moreIt’s apparently a fad for 50- and 60-year-old women to let their hair go gray.
Read moreThis past weekend, New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd added another column to the myriad irrational and hysterical pieces about the “existential threat” climate change allegedly poses to human life.
Read moreDover FFA chapter visited Six Flags Over Texas for its annual officer retreat on July 23-24. On the first day, Braden Burns, state FFA secretary, was the instructor over the group’s leadership training course. Burns spoke about personal goals and had the officers do team building skills. Afterwards, the group spent the evening swimming, relaxing and playing games. Officers spent the second day experiencing the rides and the food at Six Flags before they traveled back home to Dover. On Monday, July 26, they attended an officer meeting with their ag teacher, Ryan Burns, where they focused on team goals and planned for the upcoming FFA school year. Pictured at Six Flags are, from left, Fatima Aboite, Alec Schilde, Cooper Cranford, Karlee Harviston, Pedro Valles, Camila Gamez, Gabby Cervantes, Emory Norton and Wesley Butler. [Photo and story by Dover FFA Reporter Gabby Cervantes]
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