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Snow overnight Sunday left Hereford and Deaf Smith County blanketed Monday morning as 4.5 inches of the white stuff was officially recorded in Hereford. BRAND/John Carson

Old Man Winter makes early visit

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By John Carson BRAND Managing Editor

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FORECAST

Today

Sunny High: 53º Low: 24º

Thursday

Sunny High: 65º Low: 29º

Friday

Mostly Sunny High: 63º Low: 32º

Although preparation allowed local roads to be predominantly snow-free by midday Monday, temperatures never ventured above freezing as winter cold gripped Deaf Smith County. BRAND/John Carson

Whether it was karmic timing to provide an ambience boost to the annual Festival of Trees or a portent of the approaching season, winter made a mid-autumn stop by Hereford and Deaf Smith County to end the weekend. Local temperatures tumbled throughout the day Sunday as storm clouds moved in from the northwest. By sundown, the mercury was near freezing and winds were gusting. Within two hours, the area was witness to rare thundersnow as lightning and thunder accompanied the arrival

Festival off and running

Saturday

Partly Cloudy High: 45º Low: 26º

Monday

Mostly Sunny High: 52º Low: 32º

Tuesday

Partly Cloudy High: 56º Low: 37º

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Civic center awaits HEDC board OK Directors before screeching off the line and getting the project started With voters approving again. a referendum that tax Plans for the prodollars be used to fund posed $6.5 million centhe construction of a ter snagged when public new civic center in “pushback” quesHereford, renewed tioned a number of progress on the details about the project resembles project from its a dragster spincost, design and ning wheels at the location to the fact starting line as the citizens did not tree moves down have enough perto green. ceived input into After brakes planning. HANNA were put to the Hereford City project that was Manager Rick Hanalready well into its na proposed the new cenplanning process in the ter in July 2017 with the spring, city officials are $6.5 million cost coming only awaiting approval from $4 million of surfrom the Hereford Eco- plus existing city funds nomic Development CorPLEASE SEE CENTER | 3 poration (HEDC) Board of

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of snow. Monday saw a blanket of the white stuff covering the area as officials confirmed that officially 4.5 inches of snow was recorded in Hereford. “There were some areas that may have had more and some that had less throughout the county,” Deaf Smith County Emergency Management director and Hereford Fire Marshal Dean Turney said. “There were no problems reported due to the storm. Nothing at all – surprisingly.” Hereford City Manager Rick Hanna also said Monday there were no reports of problems connected with the

The annual Hereford Senior Citizens Association’s Festival of Trees left the starting gate Saturday at Hereford Senior Center with Santa getting a Christmas wish list from an attendee while Clowns Under Construction entertained the crowd. The festival continues through Thursday with Santa and Mrs. Claus, school choirs, holiday bazaar, bake sale and Lionel train display all featured from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Photos by Jim Steiert

The final hurdle to clear before efforts resume on a new civic center in Hereford is approval of $2.5 million by the HEDC Board of Directors. Contributed image

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