Both Maud Independent School District and New Boston Independent School District are asking voters to approve separate bond issues.
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The candidates are Shayne Gibson, Patricia “Pat” Gilley, Eric Hatfield, Hersey Jones Jr., John Nickleson and Henry Whitehorn.
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The three candidates competing for the district 38 seat are Chase Jennings, John Milkovich and Thomas Pressly.