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Pictured are Ariella Jones, Coach Gunner Nichols, and Brooklyn Matthews. (Photo by Becky Dees © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)

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Volleyball Senior Night
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Tue,10/01/24-10:18PM , 182 Reads
Winona High School Volleyball held their Senior Night on Thursday, Sept. 19, at the JJ Knox Gym. The two seniors who were recognized were Ariella Jones and Brooklyn Matthews.

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Our Constitution - A reason to celebrate
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/01/24-10:17PM , 136 Reads
Thomas Rodney Chapter NSDAR kicked off September 17 - 23 Constitution Week with a Bells Across America celebration at historic Immanuel Church. Mayors in Winona, Duck Hill, and Kilmichael signed Proclamations declaring September 17-23 Constitution Week throughout Montgomery County.
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Pictured are Kentrell Crawford, Ty Gross, Devin Cotts, and Aries Peeples. (Photos special to The Times/Conservative)

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Learning can be fun!
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Tue,10/01/24-10:11PM , 114 Reads
Winona Secondary Biology students explored the characteristics of the cell membrane by using bubbles as a model. They bounced bubbles and placed their whole hands through bubbles to learn how the cell membrane changes shape and allows some materials to enter and leave the cell.
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Pictured are North Carrollton Mayor Ken Straten, Willis Engineering Rep. Shane Correro, and Carroll County Beat 1 Supervisor Jim Neill. (Photo special to Times/Conservative)

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County Road 83 gets $800K upgrade in Carroll County
By SPECIAL TO THE TIMES/CONSERVATIVE
Sat,09/28/24-10:00AM , 635 Reads
County Road 83 in Beat 1 was overlayed with a Mat and Seal project designed by Willis Engineering and constructed by JJ Ferguson Sand & Gravel Co. this last summer. Jim Neill (Supervisor Beat 1) said the project was 2.3 miles in length and cost approximately $800,000.
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