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WCS senior night
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Tue,10/22/24-12:12PM , 116 Reads
Winona Christian School honored its senior football players and cheerleaders during Friday's game, celebrating their dedication and achievements. Congratulations to all the seniors for their contributions!

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Stars JV squad clinches district title
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Tue,10/22/24-12:10PM , 121 Reads
Congratulations to the Winona Christian Stars Junior Varsity football team on clinching the district championship!

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Pictured are Alderman Clint Gee, Mayor Pam Lee, Willis Engineer Kyle Grubb, Alderman Tommy Goodman, and water operator Galen Shumaker. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Carrollton leaders review Water Hill project progress
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Tue,10/22/24-11:02AM , 99 Reads
Carrollton Alderman Clint Gee, Mayor Pam Lee, Willis Engineer Kyle Grubb, Alderman Tommy Goodman, and water operator Galen Shumaker met recently to review the work shaping the historic water hill and the water needs for the sod. After this phase is complete, the Town will address lighting and signage.
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Pictured from left are JA of Columbus’s Brooke Lawrence- education chair, JA of Winona’s Amy Land, and JA of Columbus’s Lacy Cooper-VP. (Photo special to The Times/Conservative)

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Junior Auxiliary culture talk highlights service
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Tue,10/22/24-11:01AM , 100 Reads
On Thursday, Oct. 10, ex-officio Amy Land met with the ladies of Junior Auxiliary of Columbus to speak on the impact that care, communication, and connection play in the culture of the chapter and how the culture of the chapter affects service and support throughout the community.
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