QCHS sophomore, Mason Campbell won his class with his goat Deja Vu at the Houston Livestock Show last week. There were 62 in his class and he placed first. He also got to compete in the Division Drive, won a trophy and $5,000, and got to participate in the sale the next day.
15 Chapter and Greenhand Officers from QCHS FFA attended the Area 6 FFA Convention last week in Sulphur Springs. The QCHS voting delegates will help select Area Officers and a talent team to represent Area 6 at the State FFA Convention this summer. Photo by PHYLLIS WARREN
If you live in Cass County, you are eligible to submit your photos, along with description, to: kate.stow@casscountynow.com for a chance to have your photo printed in the newspaper! Photos must be at least 1 MB in size and in focus. No nudity or lewd images will be accepted. Winning photo will be judged on content, concept, lighting and clarity.
Mark Epperson Chapter United States Daughters of 1812 Nancy Belford, Tammie Duncan Blackburn, and Kay Stephens attended the Texas State Society United States Daughters of 1812 annual Council in Temple, Texas. While there, Tammie Duncan Blackburn was elected Texas State Librarian. The three ladies were all voting delegates from their local chapter. In the picture, Kay, Tammie, and Nancy are shown with Atlanta native Texas Honorary State President Ora Jane Johnson, who is immediate past U.S.D. 1812 Librarian National and who is currently U.S.D. 1812 2nd Vice President National.
Economic and community development representatives from across the nation participated in the Texas Community Development Institute (CDI Texas) Feb. 28-March 3. Among those completing Year 2 of the three-year program was Kendell Wolfe.