Rising Star

The Rising Star Wildcats journeyed to Paint Rock for their District opener and walloped the Indians 54-6.

Our Family and Community Service class (taught by Mrs. Keierleber) has been working on some pillowcase and pillow and basic quilting projects with Rising Star students. Through the process the students have learned about planning a project, selecting fabrics/patterns, and the sewing process. These projects look great!!! Thanks to Mrs. K for her work and dedication to our students and for sharing this with WildcatNation! Photo: Submitted

October 21 has been is the 2023 FALL FESTIVAL in the park on Hwy. 36 in Rising Star, 10 AM to 4 PM. FUN things to do are planned such as Photo Booth, cake walk, music, corn hole, face painting, jewelry, air fresheners, candy, wind chimes and a special pecan pie contest. Other goods may be sold as well.

RISING STAR WILD CATS:

Rising Star Shuts Outs Trent in Homecoming Game 53-0

1st Six Weeks

READY FOR THE CHALLENGE

The Rising Star Wildcats journeyed to Bluff Dale on Friday and walloped the Bobcats 90-42.

The Star Pride Fall Festival will be adding a Pumpkin Contest to the many other events.

Rising Star’s net payments increase this period.

The Rising Star Wildcats evened their record at 2-2with a convincing 58-6 win against the Cranfills Gap Lions Friday evening at Wildcat Stadium.

The date of October 21 has been chosen for the 2023 FALL FESTIVAL in the park on Hwy. 36 in Rising Star, 10 AM to 4 PM. Coann O’Brien is Chairperson for this festival and is planning FUN things to do such as Photo Booth, cake walk, music, corn hole, face painting, jewelry, air fresheners, candy, wind chimes and a special pecan pie contest. Other goods may be sold as well.

Rising Star opened the 2023 home football season falling to the Zephyr Bulldogs 38-34.

By Ginger Tobin Star Pride Group of Rising Star met for their monthly meeting on Friday, August 25, 2023 with eleven members present and Barbara Medley, President officiating at the meeting, held at Rising Star Library.

The Rising Star

By Ginger Tobin In a called meeting held on August 11, 2023, Barbara Medley, STAR PRIDE President, asked for a vote by six members on a new plan for the local group to decide about assuming the temporary planning and oversight of several local projects which had previously been accomplished by the Rising Star Chamber of Commerce.

The 2023 annual 4-H Banquet was held in Rising Star recently. Participants Left to Right: Standing: Brody Rainey, Claire Wright, Sawyer Monty, Zane Sellers, Saylor Monty, Ainsley Whetstone, CJ Chaney, Carson Gilbert, Samantha Strickland, Colton Dodrill, Urie Kochoa, Jordan Bledsoe, Luke Gustin, Shelbi Knight, Audrey Lewis, Leah Carter, Addalyn Jackson, Barbie Reyes, Kalli Gustin, Ryleigh Whitaker, Kassidy Dabelstein, Karsyn Dodrill, Izza Kochoa, Kayden Nichols, Colt Lawrence, Cadence Gibson, Sonny Gibson, Lilly Rainey. Sitting: Eva Sellers, Lauren Lewis, Stella Monty, Allie Carter, Jr Reyes, Sarah Reyes, Mason Thurman, Maddox Thurman, Jenna Gustin, Rae Kochoa, Spencer Monty, James Nichols Photo: Submitted by Kora Clough-Williams

Rising Star Wildcat football is just around the corner and the enthusiasm is growing.

Rising Star Wildcats It’s about that time!

A trip to Grand Teton National Park How amazing is this! Still snow on the mountains.

The July Membership Meeting was cancelled due to illness. The same program will be hosted on September 13 at the Membership Meeting, Lori Dodd reports.