TPIF (Think Panther, It's Friday)
TPIF is sent out most Fridays to everyone in the database with an e-mail address. The most recent one can always be found here or you can visit the archive for past issues.
6/20/2008 Edition
TPIF is the e-Newsletter of KNAA.org – Knob Noster Alumni
Edition No. 148
Welcome to Our New Members
Membership in KNAA currently stands at 1,905. Please welcome our newest members.
1965 Connie Foster (Cundiff) 6/13/2008
1971 Mindy McMahan (Phillips) 5/31/2008
1973 Carrie Soles (Josey) 6/16/2008
1973 Kahryn Hershewe (Boyle) 5/29/2008
1973 KEVIN HOLAHAN 5/29/2008
1973 Phil Brant 6/10/2008
1973 Vicky Spindel (Schuknecht) 6/7/2008
1978 Sharon Mendez (Rea) 6/2/2008
1984 Tim Gallagher 6/13/2008
1985 Melissa Henderson 6/19/2008
1987 Lisa Kenyon (Orvik) 5/27/2008
1987 Vicki Liles (Garringer) 5/22/2008
1990 kathy ford (bagby) 6/16/2008
1994 michael brunk 6/10/2008
1994 William Kanoy 6/6/2008
1998 Amy Conway (Sevier) 6/8/2008
2001 Cortney Peery 5/26/2008
Rain Soaks Knob. Flooding worse than any in recent memory.
Heavy rains caused extensive flooding in Knob Noster Thursday evening, June 20. The city park, several houses and the apartment complex near Casey’s (across from the old Panther drive in) all had approximately 3 feet of water from overflowing creeks. The bridge over the creek near the high school, the high school tennis courts, and several other roads in and around Knob Noster were covered with fast moving water. Even State Street leading through town to WAFB was impassable as water from the creek covered the road directly across from the football field. The photo at right is a view of the city park. More pictures of the flooding are available at http://share.shutterfly.com/action/welcome?sid=8ActWbVy4YsmNK
New Football Field & Track Construction Has Started
The Knob Noster School District is replacing the old "Red Dog" rock track with a rubberized all-weather surface. In addition, the grass of the football field is being upgraded to artificial turf. The project is expected to be completed by mid-August 2008. Visit http://www.knaa.org/pride_field.cfm for photos of the construction process.