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This group of 12 staff members and 45 students worked diligently throughout the month of June to sharpen their reading and math skills. “A special thanks to all those involved and see everyone August 18th,” said Elementary Principal Jen Hodson. For more details, pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or sign up for the e-edition.
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The Plainview High School Class of 1997 gathered for a “last minute” 25-year class reunion on Saturday, June 4 in Plainview. For more details be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or get your e-edition at ThePlainviewNews.com!
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The Plainview High School Class of 1957 met on June 3 at the 10th Hole Club at the Plainview Country Club. For more faithful news and details about events, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News or sign up online for the e-edition.
The Plainview 10-and-under softball team recently finished its 2022 season with a fourth-place finish in the final tournament of the year. For more details, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News. For photos of sports events, don't forget to visit our SmugMug feature.
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Plainview's Board of Education held a meeting June 13th, if you're interested in seeing what was discussed, then be sure to see it all on our YouTube channel! Also, don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more videos on upcoming meetings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BplgSMe5Ggo
The 2022 Plainview Country Club Men’s Open was held last weekend at the local club, with Colorado golfer Dubois taking the top honors. For more information and full results, pick up your copy of the Plainview News, or go online and sign up for our e-edition.
Plainview's City Council held a meeting on June 14th, and you don't want to miss what happened! To check it out, visit the Plainview News YouTube Channel, and be sure to SUBSCRIBE and SHARE with others who you think may be interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbJ1ZLNxEc8
Plainview just held it's annualHighway 20 Hotrod Car Show, but that doesn't mean that the community is going to slow down !Take a look at the community calendar for yourself! You'll want to be on top of the town's newest developments. To do so, consider visiting ThePlainviewNews.com and signing up to get your trusted news. For only $20 you can purchase an annual e-edition, or if you're already subscribed, simply pay an extra $5! If you're out of State but still want news about Plainview, you can get a free e-edition.
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At the end of May the Plainview Public Schools’ new head girls’ basketball coach, Trent Simpson, helped to host a youth basketball camp for younger Pirate basketball hopefuls. Young Pirates from first to eighth were invited to participate. Visit ThePlainviewNews.com to learn more
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At the Plainview Chamber of Commerce’s Butch Anderson Memorial Bullride, only one rider stayed seated to win much prize money, with the majority of the Calcutta going to the “bulls” as the winner of the day. Overall, the Calcutta raised $3,900, with the first-prize going to Jason Kursave of Arcadia for his successful ride on “Cherry Fizzy.” Plainview’s own Travis Hofmann rode on Sunday, as well as Jensen Raabe from Hadar, and riders from Allen, Norfolk, Order, Battle Creek, Grand Island, Spaulding and South Dakota and Iowa. For more information and news, please consider signing up for your copy of the Plainview News.
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The Plainview Library Foundation and Plainview Pool Board held a slightly-delayed triathlon for runners, bikers and swimmers during the Plainview Klown Festival last weekend with winners from all age groups. The “top two” finishers, team and individual, were awarded in each division, and everyone that participated received a prize from the group as well. For more information, be sure to pick up your copy of the Plainview News.
