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Gascosage Electric Coop. sponsors 2010 D.C. Youth Tour participants
Washington, D.C. – 85 high school juniors participated in Missouri’s forty-seventh annual Missouri Electric Youth Tour to Washington, D.C. June 11-17. Local delegates were (from left): Kelli Nelson, Iberia; Ryan Reagan, Newburg; Alex Ellis, Crocker and Karen Trout, Dixon. They were sponsored by Gascosage Electric Cooperative, Dixon.
Jun 30, 2010, 09:25
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Dixon summer school was a success this year
This year’s summer school for the Dixon R-I School District ended on June 24th. Average Daily Attendance (ADA) for the period was 93.33%. Enrolled at DES at the end of the session was 104, DMS, 28, and DHS, 37, for a total of 169.
According to Mike Smith, DMS Principal and Summer School Coordinator, it was a very successful summer session. It was very helpful to have the Middle and High School students both in the Middle School building instead of having students spread out among all three buildings.
Jun 30, 2010, 09:24
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Two injured in Dixon’s Rodeo over weekend
Numerous spectators attended the American Family Rodeo Association Rodeo at Dixon Saddle Club Friday and Saturday night, June 25th and 26th.
Events included pole bending, peewee bulls, bull riding, goat tying, mutton busting, bronc riding, ribbon roping, break away roping, calf and team roping, barrel racing, chute dogging and junior bulls.
Jun 30, 2010, 09:23
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Inside this week's Dixon PIlot
Dixon Native and major league player, Lefty Martin dies.
Hephzibah Holiness Camp completes building additions.
Christel Collier retires from 32 years of bus driving.
Dining guide specials.
Inserts in this weeks Dixon Pilot include: Walmart, Country Mart and Columbia College.
Jun 30, 2010, 09:23
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Outdoor Theater comes to Dixon
There is a new way to spend your Saturday evenings this summer. The Reeders have started an Outdoor Theater on the grounds of the Bluegrass Park. The theater opened on June 5th and has been open each Saturday evening since.
When asked how this theater came about, I was told that the idea came from a Dixon resident who had lived in Tennessee for awhile in a town that had such a theater and that it was a hit. The Reeders discussed it and decided that they would like to try this idea.
Jun 30, 2010, 09:22
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