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Quencher’s Liquor, Beer, and Wine Holds Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Mary and Randy Denson and Sabrina McIIwain cut the ribbon with members of the Stamford Chamber of Commerce at Quencher’s Liquor, Beer, and Wine on April 20th. Quencher’s is located at 1106 North Swenson. They are open Monday - Saturday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm. You can also like them on Facebook at Quencher’s Liquor, Beer, and Wine.
Rudy Gutierrez and Noah Horn became Regional Champions on Thursday, April 19th. They will compete in State tennis in May. (Photo courtesy of Rebecca Horn)
Unforgettable BY ALLISON BIGBIE I wanted to pick a senior from SHS and see what life has been like over the last four years through their eyes. Morgan Sanders, a soon to be graduate, described it as “Unforgettable”. She has participated in FFA and has been the chapter president all four years, Public Relations, AG Advocacy, Milk Judging, showing pigs for nine years, track,
softball, basketball, cross country, UIL and was voted to represent SHS as Ms. Bulldog. Morgan plans on attending Tarleton State University and majoring in Agriculture Education in hopes to one day become an AG teacher. Being her own biggest critic, she pushes herself to do her best at everything she sets her mind to. She is patient, creative and determined and has a drive to a “quest for success” she
says. Her grandparents, Michael and Teresa Sanders, along with parents, Mark and Dala Sanders, have been her biggest supporters throughout it all! “And Jesus Christ”. “Through everything I’ve experienced, they never fail to be there for me. Through the good tears and the bad, they always have their arms open with unconditional love. Without them, I would not be who I am today”
The most challenging year for Morgan was her freshman year. “It was the start of everything new and I had to figure out my own way to do things.” Four years later, finishing her senior year showing pigs and placing 1st place at the Houston livestock show was her biggest accomplishment that gave her the most satisfaction. SEE SANDERS, PAGE 13