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December 30, 2007 - January 05, 2008
EDITORIAL
Get your beauty sleep
Students are not fair game
Don’t multitask while driving
LOCAL
Here's to your health
Constable with a magical touch
Knights Sponsor Free Throw Championship
BASKETBALL
Battle of No. 1’s set for Friday
Marcus coach eager to get back to district play
Jaguar boys improve overall record to 16-3
Warrior boys ready for district push
LEWISVILLE ISD
Congratulations Cody
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN
Annie Auditions Extended
CORAM DEO
Re-enrollment Opens January 1, 2008
REP. BURGESS
Walking A Mile in The Shoes of the Uninsured
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Time for a “Mancation”
WEIR ONLY HUMAN
Murdered by Mumia
December 23, 2007 - December 29, 2007
EDITORIAL
Power of Positive Thinking
State should fund anti-smoking
A new you in the New Year
LOCAL
Don't Drink and Drive
Five Little Boys
Wal-Mart comes to the rescue
Stop vehicles from driving drunks
Aliens invade Mound!
STEVE GAMEL
My dad is the biggest Patriots fan there is
TIM LINDT
It’s a New Year, and a New Road to Travel
BASKETBALL
Jaguar girls ready for tough field in Duncanville
Liberty girls down THESA, enter tournament play
Marcus boys hope to rebound in holiday tournament
TALK OF THE TOWN
Couple receives Christmas bonus
RE/MAX Cross Country Agent Honored
FROM THE PUBLISHER
A Good Tan for Christmas
WEIR ONLY HUMAN
Your friendly neighborhood drunk driver
December 16, 2007 - December 22, 2007
EDITORIAL
Customer satisfaction is smart business
Be careful with gifts in cars
Blasphemy at the Emmy Awards
LOCAL
Santa arrives on a yacht
Five year-old hero in Flower Mound
High School Athletes for Literacy
Capping off his retirement
DR. JERRY ROY
LISD HAS MANY BLESSINGS THIS YEAR
BASKETBALL
Marcus boys lose to Jaguars
Jaguar girls positioning themselves nicely
Liberty girls set for tough stretch
Warrior boys ready for district push
LEWISVILLE ISD
LISD students invited to participate in essay contest
LISD Bowls for Scholars
LEF Scholarship Applications Available
LISD Updating Emergency Student Information
Holiday Break Approaching
DENTON ISD
9th Annual MLK essay contest on Jan. 12
ARGYLE ISD
Standards for Dancing
Varsity Football won District
Parents watch the mail for a letter included with your child’s progress report
ARGYLE MS/HS RECYCLES
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN
Lower School News
Musical Theatre Auditions
SCHOOL Calendars ONLY $10
CORAM DEO
CDA Athletes Awarded All State Honors
TALK OF THE TOWN
Toys for Tots in Chateua Du Lac
FM Fire Deptartment receives donation
Cloud 9 Charities helps Sue Weaver CAUSE
Determination – the key to success
Chewbacca at AMC in Highland Village
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Remembering Christmas past
WEIR ONLY HUMAN
It’s A Wonderful Life
December 09, 2007 - December 15, 2007
EDITORIAL
Boards should have term limits
Do as we say, not as we do
Violence against women
LOCAL
Personal strength through positive interaction
A little boy with a BIG heart
Perry appoints Lawrence
Group files suit against road construction
GOP debate in Spanish at local restaurant
New Postal Facility in Double Oak
TIM LINDT
Making choices for life
FOOTBALL
Liberty at its best: Warriors take state title
BASKETBALL
Jaguars off to solid start
Liberty girls gaining some serious steam
Marcus girls have eyes set on playoffs
LEWISVILLE ISD
Henry Thomas, Lewisville High School's Boys Basketball Coach, will be recognized
Thirteen LISD campuses make the Texas Monthly list
Lamar holds annual Chair Affair Silent Auction
DENTON ISD
Middle school students earning free computers
ARGYLE ISD
Upcoming Athletic Activities
SAVE THE DATE!
LIBERTY CHRISTIAN
Christmas Carols
CORAM DEO
Giving campaigns include a “Ton of Tuna”
FROM THE PUBLISHER
Corn gives me GAS
WEIR ONLY HUMAN
The true meaning of Christmas
December 02, 2007 - December 08, 2007
EDITORIAL
Merry Christmas or Happy Holidays?
Be careful in school zones!
Thank a soldier today
LOCAL
Texas Winter Wonderland
Murder in Copper Canyon
Golf classic raises education funds
Water rates raised in Flower Mound
Illegal immigration is the issue
Boundary changes may affect schools