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This week, Luke visits with his friend Samuel Old from Virginia and the topic is managing for wildlife. Samuel is an astute student of the subject and in today's show, he shares some of the things he's learned through years of managing his farm for wildlife. to learn more about Mr. Old, visit his Facebook page, Craig's Creek Deer and Wildlife Management. Email Luke Clayton through his website www.catfishradio.org
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Anyone with information relevant to the investigation is asked to contact Lone Oak ISD administration.
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The city is looking at $217.6 million in improvements over the next five years to its water and sewer infrastructure.
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The city recently consulted with a firm that recommended some significant increases to rates in order to pay for planned infrastructure expansion.
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This week Luke visits with his longtime friend Larry Weishuhn aka. "Mr. Whitetail".. The topic is hybrid canines, dog/coyote crosses. Photo is from Samuel Old In Virginia. Samuel's trail camera captured this image. Click to listen to Luke and Larry discuss this intriguing subject.
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Emergency 911 services are unaffected, but the usual city phone numbers, including the numbers for police and courts, are temporarily out of service.
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Saturday could be a wet and stormy one across the region, so the annual fundraiser for Commerce High School bands will be held indoors.
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Located northeast of Bonham, the reservoir was constructed by the North Texas Municipal Water District as a water source.
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The free talk and discussion third in the Audie Murphy/American Cotton Museum's World War II History Roundtable series.
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Since 2012, the project has honored fallen veterans with flags and crosses along the Audie Murphy Memorial Overpass.
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The familiar large structure on the east side of downtown dates its origin to the aftermath of the Paris Fire of 1916.
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Paul Moore with Vineyard Max (www.vineyardmax.net) is Luke's guest this week and the topic is maintenance of game feeders. Paul's company makes a line of heavy duty feeders for fish and wildlife. Click to learn some tips that might help in your game feeding program.