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A taste of tradition: Bakers put their skills to the test for annual pie contest (opens the original)
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First time entries and veteran pie bakers shared their talents during the 119th annual Stephens County Free Fair this past week. A variety of flavors flooded the judgesâ mouths Friday afternoon from 33 pies submitted for the competition, including everything from chocolate, cherry, peach, pecan, pumpkin, coconut cream, lemon, blueberry cream, key lime, pecan cheesecake and peanut butter, to special diet vegan roasted strawberry pie. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented arti
Gallery: Marlow brings Old Fashioned Independence Day festivities to town with parade, celebration (opens the original)
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Marlow kicked off Americaâs 250 birthday Saturday morning with its Fourth of July Celebration. The traditional celebration, since 1892, began at 9 a.m. with an old-fashioned, small-town parade with classic cars, bicycles, bands, horses and horse-drawn wagons. Following the parade, family-fun continued with activities and vendors at Redbud Park at 10:30 a.m. with an array of food, games and vendors. The celebration brought live music, followed by a fireworks show at 9:30 p.m. Sorry, there are n
Gallery: Comanche celebrates holiday with Independence Fest (opens the original)
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Fourth of July festivities continued in southern Stephens County as the Comanche Independence Fest celebrated Independence Day at Comanche Lake June 27. The event brought a host of vendors, music, games, face painting, water play and more for the community to enjoy, along with The Pride of Comanche Band selling popcorn, pickles, soda and bottled water. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular images. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
Gallery: Ladybugs bring laughter, fun during annual community garden release (opens the original)
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A full dose of summer came to locals once again at the community gardens as kids and families released 40,000 ladybugs into the garden beds last Friday night. The seventh annual ladybug release at Think Ability Community Garden brought community families to the gardens for activities, food and games, along with the release of the beneficial bugs. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular images. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
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