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PVHS continues homecoming party

This Prairie View High School student gets the best of both worlds. He gets to spend time with his classmates at the school's annual homecoming bonfire, and he gets to stand near the warm fire on a breezy Sept. 13.

Steve Smith

A Brighton firefighter gets ready to light Prairie View's bonfire Sept. 13, part of the school's annual homecoming week of activities.

Steve Smith

Posted Thursday, September 15, 2022 12:51 pm

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