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Bluegrass Show Set for May 26

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See promotional flyer below for details:

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Uncle John's Coffeehouse

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Uncle John's Coffeehouse has announced their June performace. See promotional flyer for complete details:

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May Network Mixer

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Please join us Thursday, May 24th from 5:30 - 7:00 pm for our monthly Network Mixer.

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Join us for a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

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Please join us Wednesday, May 23rd as we welcome our newest member, Bell's Ice Cream Cafe.

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New Queens Crowned

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The following article was published in the Wood County Democrat Wednesday, May 16, 2012 and was written by Democrat editor, Kiki Bettis:

Three young ladies took home the top awards at the annual Dogwood pageant last Saturday.

Chelsea Harris, 17-year-old daughter of Lesa Harris and the late Ronnie Harris, was crowned this year’s Miss Dogwood Queen XLVII.

Molly Tanner, 12-year-old daughter of John and Robin Tanner, was crowned Junior Miss Dogwood Queen III.

Irelynn Felty, six-year-old daughter of Gary and Stephanie Felty, was crowned Little Miss Dogwood XXII.

In addition to capturing the crown in their division, Harris and Tanner received trophies for best evening wear. Tanner also received the Miss Congeniality award.

Winners in the Miss Dogwood contest were Erica Blalock, 17-year-old daughter of Matt and Rachel Blalock, first runner-up; Taylor Clavelle, 16-year-old daughter of Jamie Pollard, second runner-up, best casual wear and Miss Congeniality; Cheyenne Horton, 16-year-old daughter of Anthony Horton, talent; and Hannah Stacks, 16-year-old daughter of Stephen Stacks and Rachel Fisher, the pageant directors award.

In the Junior Miss competition, winners Shelby Bettis, 12-year-old daughter of Lynn and Kiki Bettis, first runner-up and best casual wear; Brianna Lee, 11-year-old daughter of Tim and Sabrina Lee, second runner-up; Jordan Piper, 14-year-old daughter of Karon Piper, most ticket sales and the pageant directors award.

Winners in the Little Miss Dogwood contest were Katherine Cox, six-year-old daughter of Brenda Cox, first runner-up and most photogenic; Makenna Burks, seven-year-old daughter of Adam and Jessica Burks, second runner-up, most ticket sales, best party dress and the Ally Baker Memorial award; Abigail Williams, six-year-old daughter of Matt and Sammi Williams, pageant directors award; Addison Marcee, five-year-old daughter of Andy and Heather Marcee.

Other participants in the Dogwood pageant were Kinlee Baker, six-year-old daughter of Christy and Donnie Moss, and the late Wesley Baker; Adren Deas, seven-year-old daughter of Johnny and Teena Deas, Grace Kalenak, six-year-old daughter of Andy and P.J. Kalenak, Mattison Smith, six-year-old daughter of Michael and Stephanie Smith; Kelaiah Lee, six-year-old daughter of Thomas and Heidi Lee; Joey Forsyth, six-year-old daughter of Craig and Connie Forsyth; BreAnna Gilbreath, six-year-old daughter of Cody and Ashley Gilbreath; and Lila Park, five-year-old daughter of Dan and Amy Park; Emily Phillips, 12-year-old daughter of Jason and Sheree Phillips.

Escorting the Little Miss Dogwood contestants for the evening were Mason Reynolds, eight-year-old son of Joe Wayne and Dana Reynolds; Seth Ryan Bettis, eight-year-old son of Lynn and Kiki Bettis; and Carson Dickens, eight-year-old son of Jeff and Chelsea Dickens.

Escorting the Junior and Miss Dogwood contestants were Cody Morris, the 14-year-old son of Jeff and Analiese Morris; Gage Tolle, the 11 year-old-son of Brandy and Matt Tolle; William “Billy” Brannon, the 12-year-old son of Shane Brannon and Emily Attaway; Cruz Ramirez, the 13-year-old son of Kristy Ramirez; Kevin Menne, the 13-year-old grandson of Dorothy Applegate; Jeremy Garrett, the 17-year-old son of Tim and Bonnie Garrett; Wyatt Clavelle, the 18-year-old son of Jamie Pollard; John Patrick Morris Jr., the 16-year-old son of John and Kaye Morris; Manuel Gutierrez, the 18-year-old son of Adan and Alma Gutierrez; Dylan Lowrey, the 17-year-old son of Glen Lowrey.

Keith Haisten and Joe Wayne Reynolds were also a part of this year’s pageant. Reynolds gave a crowd pleasing performance as he serenaded the contestants and Haisten served as the emcee for the event.

The new Dogwood queens will represent Quitman at many area events, ribbon cuttings, parades and festivals throughout the county.

 

Another Successful Ribbon Cutting

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Grant's Family Restaurant

1067A SH 37 S

Quitman, Texas 75783

903-763-0000

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Ribbon Cutting at Reflections Day Spa & Salon

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Dogwood Fiesta Parade and Pageant Dates Set

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Police Academy to be held in Quitman

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Beginning this February, Quitman will serve as one of the host cities for the East Texas Police Academy (ETPA). In the past, classes have been held in Sulphur Springs and Van but those locations have been eliminated based on economics and the need to maximize resources. Classes are now offered in only three locations - Kilgore, Athens and Quitman. Quitman Police Chief Kelly Cole and Captain Miles Tucker lobbied successfully to have the academy in Quitman. Both Cole and Tucker have been teaching at the ETPA for the past three years and are proud of their 100% success passing rate. The school is scheduled to begin the first week of February and classes are tentatively scheduled for Monday through Thursday evenings with an occasional Saturday class. Anyone interested in attending the academy should be signed up by January 25, 2012. For more information about the school you may call the Quitman Police Department and speak with Cole or Tucker or visit the ETPA website: www.easttexaspoliceacademy.org.
 
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Nestled in the northern edge of Texas' Piney Woods and gateway to Lake Fork, the Quitman area offers a relaxing respite from the big city, some of the best fishing in the country, and a lifestyle coveted by many.  The Greater Quitman Area Chamber of Commerce exists to support the business community of this area.  Whether you are looking for a vacation spot or a place to call home, the Chamber hopes that this site will help answer some of your questions.  Please contact us with any additional questions or comments. Our phone number is (903) 763-4411, or you can e-mail us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

 

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Upcoming Events

Wed May 23 @12:00PM
Kiwanis Club meets at noon
Wed May 23 @ 2:00PM
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Bell's Ice Cream Cafe
Thu May 24 @ 5:30PM
Chamber Network Mixer
Thu May 24 @ 6:00PM
Classic Car Cruise at Dairy Queen
Wed May 30 @12:00PM
Kiwanis Club meets at noon
Wed Jun 06 @12:00PM
Kiwanis Club meets at noon
Sat Jun 09 @ 7:00PM
Uncle John's Coffeehouse
Wed Jun 13 @12:00PM
Kiwanis Club meets at noon
Fri Jun 15 @ 8:00AM
Annual Highway 37 Garage Sale
Sat Jun 16 @ 8:00AM
Annual Highway 37 Garage Sale