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Local Bremond students recognized for strong showing at district LDE contest

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Members of the local FFA chapter are recognized after earning multiple first-place finishes at the Brazos Valley District LDE contest, including teams in Chapter Quiz, Greenhand Creed Speaking and Greenhand Farm Skills. 

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Roy McCoy roy@robconews.com Robertson County News BREMOND — It may have taken a little longer than expected for the banners to arrive, but that didn’t take away from the accomplishment. A group of local students is now being recognized for their performance at the Brazos Valley District Leadership Development Event (LDE) contest, where they brought home multiple first-place finishes. The Chapter Quiz team of William Johnson, Hattie Olson, Mia Soto and Addison Yezak earned first place, showing their knowledge of FFA and teamwork along the way. In the Greenhand Creed Speaking contest, a large group of students also claimed the top spot. Brinkley Czajowski, Reece Reagan, Lucy White, Addisyn Rodriguez, Faith Martinez, Coltyn Burgess, Madison Dunn and Finley Camp represented their chapter well, each stepping up to deliver the FFA creed with confidence. Another strong performance came from the Greenhand Farm Skills team, made up of Brock Friemel, Mackenzie McDonald, Tucker Hairston, Carter Dunn, Presley Gurdley and Charlie Swick. The group worked through hands-on challenges that tested their agricultural knowledge and ability to work together. Even with the delay in receiving their awards, the recognition still means something. These contests take time, effort and practice, and bringing home multiple first-place finishes is no small feat. For these students, it’s a moment worth celebrating and one the community can take pride in.

Do The Stroll — Y’all Come Shop, Rock and Roll

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Stu Chapman on the bass guitar for Diamond Plate.

Dennis Phillips publisher@robconews.com Robertson County News HEARNE — Downtown Hearne is set to come alive as the community prepares for the return of the Fourth Fridays event, a monthly gathering designed to showcase local culture, entertainment and small businesses. The event will begin at 6 p.m. in the heart of downtown, where more than 30 vendors are expected to line the streets offering a variety of crafts, food, local goods and services. Organizers say the event is intended to highlight the city’s growing business community while providing residents and visitors with a family-friendly atmosphere. A key attraction of the evening will be a live performance by Diamond Plate, a Hearne-based band known for blending rock and country influences. The group will perform at Cowgirls Tavern, a recently opened venue that has quickly established itself as a gathering place for live music and community events. Organizers describe Fourth Fridays as a way to bring people together while promoting local commerce. The event mirrors similar downtown gatherings held in nearby communities but is tailored to reflect Hearne’s unique character. In addition to shopping and dining, attendees will have opportunities to connect with local organizations and discover new businesses. Vendor coordination for the event was handled by the Hearne Chamber of Commerce, led by Margaret Salvaggio, ensuring a diverse mix of participants. As an official initiative of the City of Hearne, the event underscores ongoing efforts to encourage economic activity and community engagement. Families attending the event can also take advantage of KidZone activities at Guy Chandler Park, where inflatable attractions, including slides and bounce houses, will be provided by Mission Inflatables. For additional information, the company can be reached at 979-492-9993. Fourth Fridays will continue on a monthly basis through the fall, scheduled for every fourth Friday. Upcoming dates include April 24, May 22, June 26, July 24, Aug. 28, Sept. 25 and Oct. 23. City officials and organizers encourage residents to mark their calendars and attend, noting the event offers something for all ages while reinforcing the sense of community that defines Hearne.

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