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First Teen Imagination Lab! In the spirit of spooky season, teens built a haunted gingerbread house using all the Halloween sweets October 1, 2024! The houses turned out AMAZING and pretty yummy.. Teen Imagination Lab is the first Tuesday each month for any tweens and teens ages 10-18. Next program is November 5! (Submitted Photos)

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First Teen imagination lab provides fun learning
Fri,10/25/24-12:22PM , 168 Reads
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(Photo credit: Linna Jones, Copyright 2024 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)

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The Dumas Middle School Junior Bobcats and 7th Grade Bobcats winning streak continues
Fri,10/25/24-11:35AM , 164 Reads
The trend continues for the Dumas Middle School Junior Bobcats and 7th Grade Bobcats as they keep up their undefeated winning streak alive.
With two games to the end of the season, the DMS Jr. Bobcats are now 7-0 with their win against Palestine-Wheatley Patriots of 16-14 and the 7th graders 4-0-1 with their win of 14-0.
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Our Food, Fun, Fitness! Club had great fun last Thursday, October 8, 2024! Our chefs created apple cinnamon roll-ups and homemade hummus, exercised while playing games, and learned how to read the nutrition labels on foods and drinks. (Submitted Photos)

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Dumas Public Library Food Fun and Fitness Club make nutritious goodies
Fri,10/25/24-11:19AM , 176 Reads
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Community shows support for Trader’s Day
Fri,10/25/24-10:07AM , 152 Reads
The community showed their support at the first Traders Day to be held on Main Street October 5, 2024.
41 vendors set up shop with food and other goods to sell.
Linda Weatherford reported a good crowd from 8-11 am that decreased as it neared the noon hour.
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