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Greenwood football playoffs continue this weekend

Body GREENWOOD Greenwood Youth Sports is enjoying the first playoff season of the Power 5 Sports League. The Greenwood Rangers and Greenwood Outlaws were in action this past weekend for the first round of the playoffs.

Greenwood cross country headed to Regionals

Body - Greenwood had a wonderful day at the 4A District 3 cross country meet at the Andrews Golf Course with both varsity teams qualifying for Regionals. The varsity girls finished second in the team standings behind Andrews.

Rangerettes joined by Monahans in race for first

Body – Greenwood suffered its first District 3-4A loss of the volleyball season on Saturday but the true champions they are, the Rangerettes rebounded with a big victory on Tuesday to stay in the hunt for the district title.

Greenwood loses heart breaker to Sweetwater

Body Sweetwater and Greenwood put on a show for their fans and family during senior night at Greenwood’s J.M. King Memorial Stadium. The back-and-forth battle ended with the Mustangs on top of the Rangers 45-41.
Saturday and Sunday had some spectacular weather and thousands of foodies made their way to Stanton to enjoy the different selections of fair food at Trade Days.

Saturday and Sunday had some spectacular weather and thousands of foodies made their way to Stanton to enjoy the different selections of fair food at Trade Days.

Harvest Festival, Trunk ‘O Treat scheduled for Oct. 28

Body - The 2nd Annual Martin County Fall Festival and Trunk ‘O Treat is set for Oct. 28 from 5-8 p.m.
The Greenwood Rangers

The Greenwood Rangers

The Greenwood Rangers

Body The Greenwood Rangers Flag team start the playoffs on Saturday as the second seed against Andrews. Game time is 10 a.m. at J.M. King Memorial Stadium.
Members of America First Policy Institute were in Stanton this week for a Town Hall meeting. CEO Brooke Rollins and Executive Director Chad Wolf presented the institutes guiding principals for a better and brighter future for America and a plan for establishing polices to keep America first.

Members of America First Policy Institute were in Stanton this week for a Town Hall meeting. CEO Brooke Rollins and Executive Director Chad Wolf presented the institutes guiding principals for a better and brighter future for America and a plan for establishing polices to keep America first.

National “think tank” hold Town Hall Meeting in Stanton

Body STANTON - A crowd of about 100 people gathered at the Martin County Community Center on Tuesday for a Town Hall Meeting with Brooke Rollins and Chad Wolf and The America First Movement.