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The ball tournament entry fee is $300 and is a first-pay, first-play. To register your team or for more information please contact Raelynn Knowles at j.r.knowles@hotmail.com or call or text 403-741-6375. Register soon to avoid disappointment.
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Now is also the time to be thinking of your entries for the parade. Parade theme this year is “Come Together”.
Remember Ken and Eleanor Schultz’s 38th annual Pancake Breakfast and Campout weekend on July 16, 17 and 18. Camping begins on Friday and there are fireworks on Saturday evening. Sunday is packed with activities with the pancake breakfast from 9-11 a.m. followed by the Great Endiang Balloon Race launch and Frisbee Golf tournament. Folks are welcome to come to any or all of the days.
4th of July activities -- parades, road races and yes, fireworks
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4th of July activities -- parades, road races and yes, fireworks
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Area roundup: Muncie to celebrate Juneteenth Saturday at Heekin Park
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As things are opening up there are more festivals, events, and happenings around the state. Maintain a social distance out there and still have a good time as we get back to a new normal. The former math teacher Yen Tran now oversees the kitchen that specializes in Mexican food in the mornings and Vietnamese food in the afternoons at The Point. (Photo by Gerald E. McLeod)
Palacios pho palace. As you enter the small coastal fishing village of
Palacios from the north one of the first things that greets you is
The Point, a small convenience store with a big reputation. On the walls are photos of fishermen and their prized catches, the shelves are stocked with fishing supplies and food staples, and along one wall is a food counter that is out of the ordinary.