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Calhoun County Library Staff Shows off Their Spirit by Supporting CMHS Event

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Amy Norman and Caitlyn Weaver, Calhoun County Library Staff, dressed for success on Monday in support of the Calhoun Middle High School Spirit week theme ”Millionaire Monday.” Today’s theme is ”Better Together!” with youth and businesses encouraged to dress as something that goes well together.

This Celebration and other events continue on this week leading up to the Calhoun Homecoming Game on Friday Night at 7 p.m. against Paden City. Watch for more pictures and coverage of schools and business carrying out community pride!

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