The streets will be full of trick-or-treaters tonight as ghosts, goblins and princesses begin knocking on doors for their goodies.
One Cowart Elementary mother, Angie Pattillo, wants as many local children as possible to have costumes. Pattillo started a costume drive last year and was able to provide 40 costumes to students.
This year 80 children were given a new costume Friday morning when the showed up at Cowart without one.
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Cole Glass, left, and Shelby Rouse glance at one another as they make their entrance into Elkmont’s graduation ceremony Thursday afternoon. Elkmont’s graduation was held at 4 p.m. in the school’s gym. It was one of three graduation ceremonies in Limestone County Thursday. Ardmore, Athens, East Limestone and Tanner graduations will be held tonight.
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Limestone Ledger 5/26/12
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Flag retirement
Limestone Republican Women will participate in a flag retirement ceremony and barbecue from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. today in conjunction with the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Public invited. - Limestone Ledger 5-25-12
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Limestone Ledger 5/26/12
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