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YELLOW RIBBONS TO HONOR MILITARY

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Members of the Polk County Garden Club been busy making yellow ribbons to place on the electrical poles downtown in time for Armed Forces Day which is May 20 to honor those currently serving in all branches of the U.S. military and to remember those who gave all. The yellow ribbons will be up through Memorial Day which is May 29. (l-r) Mary Ingram, Susy Richoux, Sharon Pollard, Jeanette Phillips, Andee Shaffer and Paulette Stinson. Photo by Emily Banks Wooten

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LIONS CLUB FISH FRY THURSDAY

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The Livingston Lions Club will host its annual fish fry as a take-out only event with pick-up service from 4-7 p.m. Thursday at the Polk County Commerce Center. The meal will include U.S. farm-raised catfish, new potatoes, corn-on-the-cob, coleslaw and dessert. Proceeds from the event will go toward funding the club’s various initiatives such as providing eyeglasses for those in need and supporting local food banks.Courtesy photo

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Council’s action to result in annual million dollar savings

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City of Livingston logoBy Emily Banks Wooten
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The City of Livingston will see a savings of $1.4-$1.6 million annually following action taken by the Livingston City Council during its regular meeting May 9. Council approved a resolution adopted by the Board of Directors of the Trinity River Authority (TRA) of Texas authorizing the TRA contract revenue refunding bonds, the Livingston Regional Water Supply System Project, and approving and authorizing instruments and procedures relating thereto.

In response to a request for proposals for waste collection and disposal, Council heard from representatives of Piney Woods Sanitation, Pro Star Waste/Waste Connections and Republic Services.

The reappointment of Municipal Court Judge Dana Williams for the two-year term of May 2023 through May 2025 was approved.

As an information item, Council reviewed a proposed cost of living adjustment for the employee salary schedule, to be effective Oct. 1.

During his monthly update on projects and events, City Manager Bill S. Wiggins reminded Council that the Livingston Farmers and Artisan Market is held the first and third Saturday of each month at Anniversary Park next to Melbo’s. He reported that signups for sem lessons began May 1 at the Parks Office at Pedigo Park and that over 400 have already registered. He also reported that the Livingston Municipal Court is offering an amnesty program for Class C warrants and unpaid tickets through May 31.

Wiggins apprised Council that since Livingston is a Type A General Law City, newly-elected officers may not assume the duties of the office until at least the fifth day after the election, excluding Sundays. Therefore, a special called city council meeting is set for 5 p.m. May 16 to canvass the election, administer the oaths of office, issue certificates of election and elect a mayor pro-tem for the coming year. (See related story, this page.)

Wiggins apprised Council of the current development projects underway, including: the addition of a new metal building at Century II Printing at 1506 N. Washington; ongoing work at CP Homes Memory Care at 1864 N. Washington; the review of plans for a remodel of CVS at 1500 W. Church; the review of plans for a Denny’s at 103 U.S. Hwy. 59 Loop South; ongoing work on new office lease spaces at 109 W. Abbey; ongoing work on the Highway 190 Apartments at 909 E. Church; permit ready to be issued for King Ranch John Deere Dealership and turf business at 510 U.S. Hwy. 59 Loop South; ongoing work at Livingston Fitness Center at 601 W. Church; ongoing work on the construction of new townhomes at 209, 211, 213 and 215 Jack Moseley Blvd.; ongoing work at On the Run Truckstop at 911 E. Church; a pre-development meeting for a proposed four-plex housing unit at 115 Pan American; work has begun on the courthouse restoration project at the Polk County Courthouse at 101 W. Church; a pre-development meeting for Stella’s Bakery on U.S. Hwy. 190 West; installation of a Tesla Super Charging Station at Best Stop Convenience Store at 1155 E. Church; work in progress on new residences at 106 Getaway, 106 Sunrise, 107 Sunrise, 106 Sunset and 118 Sunshine; permits ready to be issued for new residences at 105 Getaway and 120 Sunshine; ongoing work at The Vault Venue at 415 N. Washington; ongoing work on an office building for Edward Jones Investment Agency at 500 W. Polk; permit ready to be issued for a $3.5 million major remodel at Walmart at 1620 W. Church; and ongoing work on construction of duplex homes at 1300 and 1302 S. Houston.

Other business included approval of the minutes of the April 11 meeting and the accounts over $500.

 

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City to canvass election returns

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City of Livingston logoIn a special called meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday, the Livingston City Council will canvass the May 6 general election, administer the oaths of office, issue certificates of election and elect a mayor pro-tem for the coming year. As Livingston is a Type A General Law City, newly-elected officers may not assume the duties of the office until at least the fifth day after the election, excluding Sundays. This is why these items could not be done at the city’s regular May 9 meeting.

In response to a request for proposals for waste collection and disposal, Council heard from representatives of Piney Woods Sanitation, Pro Star Waste/Waste Connections and Republic Services during the May 9 regular meeting. Council will discuss and consider awarding a contract for waste collection and disposal services.

Council will discuss and consider action on proposed resolutions approving the submission of two grants – one for the rifle-resistant body armor grant to the Office of the Governor (Grant No. 4841301) and the other for the DJ-Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant to the Office of the Governor (Grant No. 4855901).

A proposed resolution setting a public hearing to receive public comment in response to a petition to close a portion of North East Avenue by Central Baptist Church of Livingston will be discussed and considered for possible action.

Council will also consider action on a proposed resolution setting a public hearing to receive public comment in response to a petition for the annexation of 34.04 acres of land on the M.L. Choate Survey, A-15, and the Bridger Hobbs Survey, A-327, submitted by Eternal Holdings LLC.

An executive session is on the agenda for Council to consult with the city attorney. Any action, however, will be taken upon return to open session.

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Over $1 million in scholarships presented On behalf of Green & White Scholarship Program

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Livingston High School Senior Kaleb Hebert receives a standing ovation at the Livingston High School Scholarship Night Tuesday after being presented a $230,000 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship by Staff Sergeant Trevor Yaste and Captain Tyler Vaughan. Hebert plans to attend the University of Houston and major in electrical engineering with a minor in exercise science and following completion of his degree, commissioning as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps.  Photo by Emily Banks WootenLivingston High School Senior Kaleb Hebert receives a standing ovation at the Livingston High School Scholarship Night Tuesday after being presented a $230,000 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship by Staff Sergeant Trevor Yaste and Captain Tyler Vaughan. Hebert plans to attend the University of Houston and major in electrical engineering with a minor in exercise science and following completion of his degree, commissioning as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps. Photo by Emily Banks Wooten

By Enterprise Staff

Over $1 million in scholarships was awarded to the Livingston High School Class of 2023 during the 34th annual Livingston ISD Honors Night Tuesday.

“On behalf of LHS and the Green and White Scholarship program, I would like to thank all of our parents and donors for coming out this evening to support this wonderful event. Tonight we will be awarding more than $1 million dollars which would not be possible without our generous donors and their dedication to the students of LHS,” LISD Superintendent Dr. Brent E. Hawkins said.

Following the presentation of the colors by the LHS Navy National Defense Cadet Corps (NNDCC) accompanied by Naval Science Teacher Sergeant First Class Grady Tinker – U.S. Army Retired and the National Anthem by the LHS Choir under the direction of Renee Vore, Hawkins recognized the senior students who have chosen to serve the United States Military following graduation. Henry Jaxon Pickett graduated in February and is currently serving in the U.S. Army. Lee Tige has enlisted with the U.S. Army and Tyler Uvalle has enlisted with the U.S. Navy.  “These students have chosen to protect and serve their country, and we commend them for this tremendous decision,” Hawkins said.

In 1989, the Outstanding Graduate Program was initiated to honor graduates from Livingston schools, who have achieved excellence since graduation from Livingston High School or Dunbar High School. Over 100 graduates have been recognized thus far. This year’s recipients were Richard L. Gilbert, a 1965 graduate, Dr. Erich Morris, a 1995 graduate, and Dr. Stacy V. Smith, a 2002 graduate. (See additional coverage, page 4B.)

Jami Alexander recognized the top 10% of the graduating class. The 23 students, from one to 23, included: Mallory Lester, Maci Hill, Anna Overstreet, Jaxson Potter, Alivia Huson, Ja’Noria Harrell, Lainey Galloway, Connor Corbin, Alec Youngblood, Brinkley Baggett, Paris Flores, Kirbie Evans, Jocelyn Presley, Makenzi Dunn, Belinda Reyes, Riley Bounds, Lilly Haynes, Bethany Faith, Brylee Thomas, Johan Perez, Bailey Nelms, Janae Bland, Makenzie Lamberth.

Also recognized were Jaxon Potter and Anna Overstreet who were named Mr. and Miss LHS, having been selected for the honor by the LHS faculty.

A highlight of the evening was the presentation of a $230,000 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps Scholarship to Kaleb Hebert by SSG Trevor Yaste.

“The NROTC Scholarship is designed to give young men and women four years at the university or college of their choosing, covering the entire tuition and mandatory fees for the four full years of college. It also allows the student to study any major that they want and at the end of those four years, and upon earning a bachelor degree this individual will go on to serve our country as a 2nd Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps,” Yaste said.

“Kaleb Hebert has been selected to receive this scholarship. His future plans include attending the University of Houston with a major in electrical engineering and a minor in exercise science and then commissioning as a 2nd Lieutenant, to lead the Marine Corps’ most important asset, its Marines. Kaleb initially enlisted in the Marine Corps this past fall, following in the footsteps of his older brother. After watching this young man’s natural leadership abilities, tied in with his physical versatility and scoring a max score of 99 on the ASVAB, we decided he would be a great candidate for this scholarship,” Yaste said.

“However, earning this scholarship is no small feat. In the State of Texas there were only 18 students selected this school year and less than 300 across the nation. They were selected for their leadership, physical fitness, academic achievements, community involvement and the burning desire to serve their country as a U.S. Marine,” Yaste said.

“Welcome to one of the greatest nights of the year in our community. Tonight’s scholarship presentations are a culmination of a year’s worth of fundraising activities, committee meetings and hundreds of community members working together with the common goal of making higher education affordable to our local students,” LISD Director of Communications Jennifer Birdwell said.

“For 34 years the Livingston Green and White Scholarship program has assisted local community organizations, memorial scholarships and our donors with identifying potential scholarship candidates and distributing funds to college students. Through the commitment of these many organizations, our program has assisted thousands of LISD graduates,” Birdwell said.

“This community has given graciously because we believe in our graduates and what you are capable of accomplishing in the future. Be diligent, make us proud, and wherever you go, be sure to give back to your local community,” Birdwell said.

This year’s recipients, along with the scholarships they’ve been awarded, include:

Ethan Alexander - Livingston Junior High Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Brinkley Kay Baggett - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Ernest E. Cochran Family Scholarship, Lake Livingston Telephone Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, LHS Alumni & Community Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship

Allyson Marie Banks - Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Addison Barnes - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Cedar Grove Elementary School Scholarship, Newman & Lillian Haynes Memorial Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Braden Barnett - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Blayne Rebekah Bass - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Livingston Police Department - Caran Coward Memorial Scholarship

Hannah J. Berrones - Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship

Janae Bland - E. Gary Morrison (1931) Family Scholarship, Livingston Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Bailey Booth - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Riley Bounds - First State Bank Academic Scholarship, Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Bolton August Bruning - Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship

Emily Bryan - Urgent Doc Healthcare Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Emma Chambers - First State Bank Academic Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Livingston High School Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Caitie Cheeks - Livingston Band Booster Club Scholarship

Tucker Cherry - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Josephine Nevins Memorial Scholarship, LISD Administration and Support Staff Scholarship, Livingston High School Fishing Team Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship

John Russell Collins - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Connor J. Corbin - Courtney Simeone Memorial Scholarship, Ellen V. Jones Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Jacob Andrew Cowles - Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship

Ryder Cude - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship

D’Naija Dickson - Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Breeana Nicole Duke - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship

Makenzi Lenae Dunn - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Tiana Dunn - Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Andrew Cole Dunson - E. Harlan Cochran Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship

Elsa Esquivel - Livingston High School Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Jessica Esquivel - Livingston High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Brayden Paul Ethier - Livingston Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, Trinity Masonic Lodge #14 AF & AM Scholarship

Kirbie Elizabeth Evans - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Ernest E. Cochran Family Scholarship, First United Methodist Church - Merle Weaver Scholarship, Great Beginnings - Jimmy Phillips Scholarship, Laureate Theta Eta Chapter Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston Lions Club L.C. “Sandy” Moore Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, The Smith Family Foundation Scholarship

Bethany Faith - Cedar Grove Elementary School Scholarship, Livingston High School Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Livingston Lions Club L.C. “Sandy” Moore Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Leo Ace Feest-Here - Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship

Ethan Fleetwood - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship

Paris Flores - Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Dylan Fore - Green & White FFA Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Rhett Lathan Memorial Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Raven Franklin - Blair & Ann McDonald Scholarship, Debbie Mayes Scholarship for the Performing Arts, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship

Ashley J. Froese - Courtney Simeone Memorial Scholarship, Education Excellence Scholarship

Lainey Leigh Galloway - Danny R. Tinney - Future Teacher Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, LHS Alumni & Community Scholarship, Livingston Police Department - Caran Coward Memorial Scholarship, LK Walker Memorial Scholarship, People’s State Bank Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Rotary Club of Livingston Scholarship, The Mickey Gilbert Scholarship for Educators, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Kayla Galvez - Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Nevaeh Tra’Nyce Garner - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Highline Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Aisley Taylor Garrett - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Mackenzie Gober - Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship

Jasmine Izabel Govea - Polk County Go Texan Scholarship

Anna Cadence Hall - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Janoria Harrell - Amanda Smith Memorial Scholarship, Eastex Telephone Cooperative Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, John & Martha Stubbs Opportunity Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship, Wright Family Scholarship

Krislynn Harwell - Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Lilly Haynes - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, First United Methodist Church - Merle Weaver Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, Miss Polk County Pageant Scholarship, 2023 Miss Polk County People’s Choice, Miss Photogenic, Interview and Talent Winner, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Kaleb Hebert - Military Scholarship

Reece Henderson - Dunbar Alumni Association Scholarship, Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship, John & Martha Stubbs Opportunity Scholarship, LHS Alumni & Community Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Jimena Hernandez - Livingston Band Booster Club Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship

Maci Grace Hill - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, First National Bank of Livingston Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, LHS Alumni & Community Scholarship, LISD Administration and Support Staff Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship, The Mickey Gilbert Scholarship for Educators

Mary Hoffpauir - Livingston Lions Club L.C. “Sandy” Moore Scholarship

Alivia Ann Huson - American Association of University Women (AAUW) Scholarship, Cole Overstreet Memorial Scholarship, Dorothy Jaggers Hurt Memorial Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston Band Booster Club Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Rotary Club of Livingston Scholarship

Kylie Jacobs - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Joseph James - Dorothy Jaggers Hurt Memorial Scholarship, Florida’s Kitchen African-American Achievement Scholarship

Makenzie Reese James - LISD Administration & Support Staff Scholarship

Blane Lambert - E. Gary Morrison (1931) Family Scholarship

Makenzie Marie Lamberth - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Landon Leggett - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship

Mallory Reagan Lester - Cole Overstreet Memorial Scholarship, First National Bank of Livingston Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Ollege & Minnie Morrison Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Arabella Anastasia Giselle Letien - Cole Overstreet Memorial Scholarship, Livingston Band Booster Club Scholarship, Miss Polk County Pageant Scholarship - 2022 Ad Sales

Hailey Rose Lewis - Danny R. Tinney - Future Teacher Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Miss Polk County Pageant Scholarship - 2023 2nd Runner-Up, Committee’s Choice and Miss Congeniality, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Dakota Nicole Littlefair - Emerald Belles Booster Club Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Liliana Hudson Mau - Anneliese Hartmann Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Livingston High School Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship

Chad McClain - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship

Nikolas McNiel - Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Justin Milner - Livingston High School Fishing Team Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship

Xavier Mindiola - First State Bank Academic Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, The Mickey Gilbert Scholarship for Educators

Honesty F. Mitchell - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship

Gage Kamron Morris - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Cedar Grove Elementary School Scholarship, Cole Overstreet Memorial Scholarship, Helm Family Memorial Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Livingston Athletic Booster Club Scholarship, Livingston Police Department - Caran Coward Memorial Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Rhett Lathan Memorial Scholarship, Wright Family Scholarship

Kaden Mueck - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, LHS Alumni & Community Scholarship, Livingston High School Fishing Team Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Bailey Summer Nelms - John & Martha Stubbs Opportunity Scholarship, LHS Class of 2012 - Daniel Rivera & Jose Garcia Memorial Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Anna McKinley Overstreet - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Livingston Lions Club L.C. “Sandy” Moore Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Rotary Club of Livingston Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship

Juliet Paredes - Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Grant Paske - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, “Let Us Never Forget” in Memory of PFC Stuart Moore Scholarship, Livingston Police Department - Caran Coward Memorial Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Zamirajh Pecero - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Newman & Lillian Haynes Memorial Scholarship, Polk/San Jacinto NAACP Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Johan Perez - Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Ollege & Minnie Morrison Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Evan Perry - Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Jaxson Lee Potter - Cole Overstreet Memorial Scholarship, Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Eastex Telephone Cooperative Scholarship, John & Martha Stubbs Opportunity Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, LISD Administration and Support Staff Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship

Jayson Vernon Potter - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Eastex Telephone Cooperative Scholarship, Health Professional Scholarship, John & Martha Stubbs Opportunity Scholarship, LISD Administration and Support Staff Scholarship, Livingston High School UIL Academic Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship, Sam Houston Electric Cooperative (SHECO) Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Jocelyn Thalia Presley - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Trinity Jade Railey - First State Bank Academic Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship

Sierra Rains - Polk County Commissioners Court - Bobby Smith Memorial Scholarship

Calie Ray - Health Professional Scholarship

Belinda Reyes - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship, Patty Carmona Memorial Scholarship, Pine Ridge Primary School Scholarship

Raymond Rios - Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship, Urgent Doc Healthcare Scholarship

Maddison Rogers - Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship Livingston Lions Club L.C. “Sandy” Moore Scholarship, Polk County Peace Officers’ Association Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Joshua Wayne Smith - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, “Let Us Never Forget” in Memory of PFC Stuart Moore Scholarship

Connor James Starr - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship

Kaleigh Starr - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship, Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship

Eli Steagall - Brian Perry Memorial Scholarship

Bryce Rylan Stiegler - The Smith Family Foundation Scholarship, Timber Creek Elementary School Scholarship

Brylee Thomas - Green & White FFA Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Livingston Junior High School Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Rhett Lathan Memorial Scholarship, Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Taylor R. Tolar - Polk County Commissioners Court - Special IAH Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship

Isidro Uvalle - Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship

Blayson Vallejos - Polk County Go Texan Scholarship, Rhett Lathan Memorial Scholarship

Sebastian Vera - Creekside Elementary School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Vocational Scholarship

Lane Ward - Livingston High School Fishing Team Scholarship

Chrislyn F. Whiteside - Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Sonja Wiley - Stephen F. Austin Distinguished High School Scholarship, Webster Educational Foundation Academic Scholarship

Kayla Wright - Hunter Williams Memorial Scholarship

Braxton Alec Youngblood - Green & White FFA Scholarship, Lee Ellzey Family Charitable Trust Scholarship, Livingston Aggie Club Ring Scholarship, Newman & Lillian Haynes Memorial Scholarship, Polk County Go Texan Scholarship

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