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In 1927, the creators of The Moore County News moved from Guymon, Oklahoma, to launch a newspaper in a community that had seen several publications come and go over the years, each one thriving for a short time before disappearing without a trace.

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Gross brings home Gold for Dumas

6 days ago | moorenews.com | Philip Flores

The Dumas Demon and Demonettte track season has concluded, but not without celebration. On Thursday, May 1 Demons Imanol Marquez, James Coaly, Ivan Nava, Reece Waddell, Dustin Coey, and Colton Mills, along with Demonette Emily Gross competed at the UIL 4A State Meet in Austin. All participants did very well, but Gross made history. With a time of 11:02.16 in the 3200-meter she was crowned state champion, the first female individual track and field champion for Dumas.
Allen tabs Reade Box as new head football coach

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Adam Ogburn

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The conclave

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Christophe Thalabot |Ioana Plesea |Gal Roma

Pope Francis's modest tomb drew massive queues on the first day of public viewing in Rome on Sunday, a day after an estimated 400,000 people turned out for his funeral and burial.
US President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, are travelling to the funeral

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Anna Moneymaker

World leaders will be in Rome on Saturday for Pope Francis's funeral, in one of the largest diplomatic gatherings of recent times.
Sunray to be represented in multiple events at state meet

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Philip Flores

The Sunray Bobcat and Lady Cat track teams competed at the UIL-1-2A Regional Track meet at West Texas A&M Apr. 18-19. Jayde Andujo and Kolten Simmons both broke the 200m school records and Erick Calsadillas, Adiel Talamantes, Simmons and Dominick Dominguez broke the 4x100 relay school record.The two teams will represent Sunray in multiple events at the state meet.
Dumas track breaks records en route to state berths

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Philip Flores

The Dumas Demon and Demonette track teamed broke records at the UIL 4-4A Regional Meet in Lubbock last weekend. Dumas advanced to the state meet in several different events. Emily Gross advanced in all three of her events, breaking the school record in the in the 1600-meter and the 3200-meter run, and is the lone Demonette advancing.
'Stop the Bleed' kits could help shooting victims. Why don't more people know about them?

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Rita Oceguera

The Trace reports that violence prevention leaders say a city program, which could help bystanders save lives, is missing a key opportunity. Originally published on thetrace.org, part of the BLOX Digital Content Exchange.
No sales tax on some emergency supplies in Texas this weekend

1 week ago | moorenews.com | Olivea Herzberg

(KTEN) - Stock up on tax free emergency supplies this weekend in Texas. From April 26-28, there will be no sales tax on select emergency supply items. This includes batteries, flashlights, first aid kits, fire extinguishers, some emergency ladders, and even portable generators under $3,000. Click here for more information on items that do and do not qualify. Less than $3000Portable generators. Less than $300Emergency ladders. Hurricane shutters. Less than $75Axes.
Cooke County Sights & Sounds Showcase of the Arts

2 weeks ago | moorenews.com | Caroline Kellam

COOKE CO., Texas (KTEN) - The Cooke County Arts Council's Sights & Sounds Showcase of the Arts will take place on Friday evening. The doors open at 6:30 PM and performances begin at 7:30 PM at the Gainesville Junior High Auditorium. The night will feature the Gainesville Swing Orchestra, North Central Texas Chorale, Butterfield Stage Players, Gainesville Area Visual Arts, and Dolce Canto Children's Chorus of Cooke County.
Nine million tulips bloom in breathtaking spring display

2 weeks ago | moorenews.com | Faye Mayern

By Faye Mayern The striking flowers are spread across 32 acres - the equivalent of 20 football pitches - to create an amazing sea of red, yellow and purple. Some 31,000 people are set to visit the blooming fields starting April 24 for the next eleven days. Planted in October last year, the tulips sit in Hillington, Norfolk - around three miles from the Sandringham Estate.