PHOTOS: Still Waters Cowboy Church honors Panola County veterans
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Meredith Shamburger
Reporter
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Lexie Summers, left, celebrates her first-place chili with Jennifer Brittenham at Still Waters Cowboy Church’s veterans festival.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Panola County Veterans Service Officer William Morris, left, had a booth at Saturday’s festival.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Still Waters Cowboy Church hosted a veterans appreciation festival on Saturday, Nov. 16, inviting community members out for fun, fellowship and chili.
Meredith Shamburger
Reporter
Carthage native Meredith Shamburger has worked for the Panola Watchman since 2018. Before that, she worked at sister papers in Longview and Marshall; the Dallas Morning News; and The Daily Voice, a hyperlocal news company in Westchester County, New York.
