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Meet the candidates tonight
Candidates for federal, state and county races from both parties will be in Cleveland tonight to meet the public and explain their platforms. The Open Candidate Forum, sponsored by Liberty County News, begins at 5:30 with a gumbo supper at the Family Life Center of First Baptist Church, 400 W. Hanson. Dinners are $6 per plate. The Forum, which is free to the public, begins at 6:15, with candidates for the 2nd Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives up first. All candidates will first give a brief introduction of themselves and their platforms, then answer questions posed by a panel of media representatives and the audience.

Lady Indians to play Manor Friday
Coach Rennie Chaney and her Lady Indians district champion basbetball team will face off against Manor tomorrow night at 6 p.m. in Bryan for the area championship. That game will be the first of four the Lady Indians will have to win during the next two weeks to be bound for the State Championship in Region III.

School board approves 2004-2005 calendar
Cleveland ISD's trustees approved a calendar for the 2004-2005 school year that had already received a 72 percent vote of approval from administration and staff members. School days total 175, with another 12 being set aside for staff development and teacher preparation days. Holidays begin with Monday, July 5, as the 4th of July falls on a Sunday. School's out for Sept. 6, Labor Day; Nov. 22-26 for Thanksgiving; Dec. 20-31 for Christmas; Jan. 17, 2005 for MLK Day; Mar. 7-11 for spring break; Mar. 25 for Easter; and April 29 for Dairy Day. Last day of school will be May 26 with graduation on May 27.

Funeral Services
--Maxine Willmon; services at 11 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 19, at Pace-Stancil/Probst Chapel, with interment following at the Splendora City Cemetery.
--Arrangements are pending for Arthur Clapper and Lee A. Trummer.

Police Report
The past two days have seen Cleveland police make four arrests. John David Burgess was picked up on a forgery investigation; Curtis Durward Burell for possession of controlled substance; Cecil Rayshane Latray for falsification of drug test; and Tanya Marie Gilmore for DWI.

On Tap at the Texan
Tonight at 7 p.m. is the last night for "Cold Mountain", rated R. Beginning Friday at 7 and 9 p.m. will be "50 First Dates", rated PG-13, starring Adam Sandler. Tickets are $2 for children age 3-11, and $4 for age 12 and older.