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Albany Ministerial Alliance — OFFICERS — President.............. Luke Spraberry V-President............
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NEWS from Nancy Smith Elementary School

˚ LUNCH MENUS April 15 - 19 Monday - corn dog, potatoes, tomato cup, fruit cup Tuesday - hot ham & cheese, beans, cucumbers, fruit, frozen treat Wednesday - chicken sandwich, veggie cup,salad, fruity Jello Thursday - Tex Mex, broccoli, corn, Mandarin oranges Friday - cheeseburger macaroni, roll, green beans, carrots, fruit ˚ PRINCIPAL’SPOINTS NancySmithElementary continues to see great success this week. Students and staff are busy in classrooms progressing through the second semester.
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County 4-Hers qualify for state

Shackelford County horsejudgingteamsplaced well Friday, April 5 at the District 7 Horse Judging contest in San Angelo with the senior team qualifying for state for the second year in a row. Madailein Beard, Grace Fry, and Faith Fry finished second in the senior team standings with Faith Fry first individually and Grace Fry sixth.
County 4-Hers qualify for state

AHS/AJHS MENUS

— April 15 - 19 Monday - chicken spaghetti, bread stick, garden salad , tomato cup, fruit, fresh fruit Tuesday - frito pie, beans, veggie cup, pineapple, dessert, fresh fruit Wednesday - pizza, broc-coli, Marinara sauce, applesauce, fresh fruit Thursday -Asian bowl, egg roll, broccoli, corn, Mandarin oranges, fresh fruit Friday - chicken wings, chips, celery, carrots, mixed fruit sherbet, fresh fruit.
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Local students headed to state competitions

TwogroupsofgroupsAlbany students are headed to state contests this week. A total of 17 Albany FCCLAmembers will compete in the FCCLA State ConferenceinDallas,while four Nancy Smith Elementary students are competing at the state contest sponsored by the Texas Math and Science Coaches Association (TMSCA).
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12 advance to regional UIL meet

A dozen Albany High students are advancing to the Region II Academic Meet on April 26-27 after placing in the top three at the District 10-2A Academic Meet in Anson last Wednesday. Albany finished the district competition in second place with 353 points.
Thirteen Albany students earned places at last week’s UIL academic meet, with a dozen advancing on to the regional level. Those who placed include (front, l-r) Landon Kreitler, Ashley Sanchez, Sidney Russell, Robyn Trail, Avery Everitt, Landon Picquet, (back) Jonathan Coody, Chase Mc-Daniel, Adrian Wren, Kolt Koemel, Holden Sanchez, Jayce Tinkle, and (not pictured) John Birkla. Donnie Lucas / Albany News

McMurtry concert set April 19

The next concert in the Albany Live series is set for just over a week away, with JamesMcMurtrycomingto Albany on Friday, April 19 the Aztec Theater. “Tickets are still available for the McMurtry concert,”saidAlbanyLive’s director of community relations Megaen Birdwell.
JAMES McMURTRY

County to switch phone providers

Proposal could cut costs in half A proposal to switch the county’s phone service from AT&T to ProTelesis was approved by Shackelford County commissioners during a regular meetingMondaymorning. Zac Fitzgerald of CTSI, the county’s IT consultant, actually presented the phone migration option on behalf of ProTelesis, stating that the company is a CTSI partner and has been easy to work with in a couple of other projects.
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Plans made for local car show

Another annual Albany ClassicCarShowisgearing up for Saturday,April 20 in downtownAlbany,withthe public urged to come view dozens of vintage cars and trucks from around the Big Country. Organizer and car enthusiast Robert Snyder said he is hoping for a good turnout.
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OJAC festival kicks off busy month

Tea slated April The Old Jail Art Center will kick off a busy April schedule this Saturday with a Family Festival that will explore the culture of Ghana, focusing on “Ashanti” arts. The event will take place from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.
OJAC festival kicks off busy month