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Trustees to look at possible graduation plans

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Iowa Park ISD trustees will be in a teleconference special called meeting tonight at 7, with discussion of the 2020 graduation plans highlighting the agenda.

Police Blotter

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At 4:54 p.m. Friday, Iowa Park officers joined in on a pursuit that started in Electra after a car failed to stop for an Electra Police officer, and continued traveling south on US 287. Just before Iowa Park city limits the Electra officer dropped off from the pursuit.

Library News

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Upcoming Events Painting Class by Zoom

Sponsor an IPHS Senior

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In an effort to let the 2020 IPHS seniors know they are not forgotten and help make their senior year special Denver Barnett owner of Sincerely Yours came up with an idea to rally around them by showering them with a gift from the community.

Wichita County issues sixth amendment to Declaration of Disaster

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Friday Wichita County Judge Woody Gossom announced the sixth amendment to the Declaration of Disaster in Wichita County.

Friendly Door Menu

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The Friendly Door Senior Citizen’s Center, 810 North Third, is not open for walk-in clients at this time due to COVID-19.

Governor announces first steps to reopen state’s economy, loosens some restrictions

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Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday morning announced first steps to reopen the state’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic, and starting next week will loosen restrictions at medical facilities, allow retail stores to offer product pickups, and open most state parks.

Iowa Park has a third of COVID-19 cases in county

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The first two COVID-19 deaths were reported in Wichita Falls since last Wednesday.

Christ the King sponsoring food drive Saturday

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Christ the King Catholic Church is sponsoring a food drive from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in the church parking lot at 1008 N. First St. in Iowa Park.

REMOTE LEARNING

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In what was seen as probable but hopefully avoidable, Gov. Greg Abbott on Friday announced that public and private school classrooms will remain closed for the remainder of the school year in order to avoid a spread of Covid-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus.