Lamar County Schools and all system sporting events are canceled for Friday February 12 due to the forecast of snow here.
The weather is expected to move in at mid-morning Friday with accumulations of up to three inches, according to school superintendent Dr. Bill Truby.
Say it ain't snow; schools closed
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ana
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02/11/10 at 03:59 PM
YAY ! MY LIL BROS BDAY IS TOMORROW ! HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Albert Mccullough
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02/11/10 at 04:14 PM
THey shouldn't call school off until it does start to snow!!
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M.S.
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02/11/10 at 06:04 PM
It would be too late by then.
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anon
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02/11/10 at 06:13 PM
THINK Albert...They have to be safe, rather than sorry...
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Anonymous
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02/11/10 at 07:59 PM
Then how would the bus drivers get the students home safely?????
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Anonymous
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02/11/10 at 05:32 PM
attn crackheads dont try snorting the snow... you cant get high off it =)
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Anonymous
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02/11/10 at 10:58 PM
but you can freeze your brain!!
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Anonymous
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02/12/10 at 06:34 AM
you have to have a brain in order for it to freeze
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Anonymous
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02/11/10 at 09:24 PM
They was only going to be in school till 12 anyways
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Anonymous
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02/11/10 at 09:26 PM
This was only a half-day anyways and with all next week off I hope the kids get some snow to play in. Good call Dr. Truby.
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anonyous
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02/11/10 at 09:30 PM
don't eat the yellow snow. make sure you go to ingles and gm, and buy milk and bread and don't forget the ice cream lol
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cats
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02/12/10 at 05:47 AM
I hope it's not a soggy snow. I hope it's a little drier so it sticks around for a day and the kids can make some snowmen.
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Andy
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02/12/10 at 07:05 AM
You do realize that our track record for winter weather has always been more ice than snow. I'm not saying that we won't see some snow but I'm betting more on ice which is more problematic and dangerous than snow. If you absolutely must drive in it please be very careful.
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