PORT ARTHUR — Members of Cub Scouts Pack 226 and Pack 120, both of Nederland, visited The Port Arthur News on Wednesday to learn where news comes from and how their local newspaper is made. Pictured in back, left to right, are Cyrus Durham, Micah Frederick, Ryan Ross, Jonathan Buhler, and Armando Morales. Front row, left to right, are Richard Newcost, B.J. Placette and Barrett Placette.
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Members of Cub Scouts Pack 226 and Pack 120, both of Nederland, visited The Port Arthur News on Wednesday to learn where news comes from and how their local newspaper is made. Pictured in back, left to right, are Cyrus Durham, Micah Frederick, Ryan Ross, Jonathan Buhler, and Armando Morales. Front row, left to right, are Richard Newcost, B.J. Placette and Barrett Placette. Morgan Jones
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