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The welcome sign at Atlanta High’s homecoming doesn’t exclude anyone. It’s for everyone. But, in fact, you don’t know exactly what you are getting at the tailgate party.You have to ask someone. So just be friendly and ask. Photos by Neil Abeles
A tailgate party set up for everyone is just the right thing. Here the Kassens family and the Kimbriel family are waving their enthusiasm for the event.
It takes a lot of Atlanta Rabbit supporters to cook enough hamburgers for a homecoming tailgate party. But when you have the support of State Bank and smiling volunteers from the alumni association as pictured above, tailgating time with its free hamburge
At a tailgate party isn’t one supposed to be ready and willing to sit down on the lawn? Dylen Smith, above, and his family are doing this very thing.They’re happy at Atlanta’s homecoming event.
Taking time to enjoy her hamburger,courtesy of the alumni association, is Jacklyn Alexander. She’s certainly wearing the right shirt.

TAILGATE PARTY

Perhaps the ones having most fun during Atlanta High’s homecoming Friday were those outside the stadium on the grass having a tailgate party. The hamburgers and trimmings were free.

LOCAL EVENTS

LOCAL EVENTS

The Unity District Baptist Association, Linden, Texas will present The Wedding of Roses Youth Program on Sunday, September 21, 2025 at 3:00 p.m. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Some 61 runners are making up the largest participation in the 4th Annual Trail Grinder run Saturday at Atlanta’s Sportsplex Park.The run begins at the park’s pond.The runners are seeking to encourage more research for a cure of Superficial Siderosis.
The banners are up high to tell of the sponsors and their support for more research into a cure of Superficial Siderosis. The 4th annual Trail Grinder Run drew its largest number of participants Saturday.
Running with baby for a good cause is just part of being a parent. Armando and Yuritvy Hernandez from Texarkana are happy to participate in the 4th Annual Trail Grinder run for research into a cure for Superficial Siderosis.
This picture shows a park,cars,runners,a well-marked trail and some of the 60 athletes taking part in a medical benefit Saturday at the Atlanta Sportsplex Park.
This flyer posted around Atlanta was one of the best announcements for the 4th Annual Trail Grinder coffee run to benefit Superficial Siderosis research.
Tanya Beers, owner of Caffe Creme in Atlanta, waits to speak with Red River Credit Union employees who are sponsoring a table at the 4th annual Trail Grinder run.The RRCU was one of the first sponsors of the benefit event.

TRAIL RUN 2025

The fourth annual Trail Grinder run benefiting research for a cure for Superficial Siderosis drew more than 60 runners to the trail head of Atlanta’s Sportsplex Park Saturday.

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