Community members organized a peaceful protest due to the recent evictions of residents at the 75-unit Madison Chase apartment complex Friday, July 10. ELIZABETH TANNER/THE GREENBELT INTREPID
Hundreds, including dozens of Kids’ Parade entries, attend the Fourth of July Party in the Park Saturday at Fair Park in Childress. At the event, attendees enjoyed vendor booths and food trucks, live music, fireworks and more, which was kicked off by a Fourth of July Parade and Childress Farmers Market, as well as CTX Run Club’s Stars and Strides 5K. THROUGH THE LENS OF LIZ
Schroeder and Lucy, portrayed by Atticus Lee and Kennedy Cardenas, embrace an intimate conversation as he performs a tune on his piano during the Amarillo Little Theatre Academy production, “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.” The Wellington Ritz Theatre welcomes the production with a 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. show on Saturday, July 25. For reserved seats, $20 for adults and $12 for students (three and up), call 806-447-0090 or visit wellingtonritztheatre.com. VENICE MINCEY PHOTOGRAPHY
Wednesday, July 22, 2026
Collingsworth County Museum welcomes Wellington ex-students
CASA cuts ribbon on new location
Future Skyrockets sharpen basketball skills
Childress High School’s Ansley Parr announces her commitment to play Division 1 softball at the University of Montana. COURTESY PHOTO
Texas Panhandle Track and Field Club athletes punch their tickets for the upcoming Texas Amateur Athletic Foundation State Games of Texas, which will be held Thursday, July 30-Sunday, Aug. 2 in Bryan-College Station. COURTESY PHOTOS
Debakey: Leading a cardiovascular revolution
Decked out in his patriotic, Skyrocket-red western shirt, Kent Holland gathers with his family to celebrate an early 80th birthday on Sunday, July 5 at Wellington Care Center. From left: Camie, Carson, Chad and Sarandon Holland; Carly, Blair, Berkeley and Brandon Ward; Taylor, Chase and Margo Holland. COURTESY PHOTO
Wellington seniors visit Hotel Turkey
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KENNETH CLARK DAVIS SR.
