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Costume contest winners enter the state of the Wellington Ritz Theatre Monday evening, Oct. 23. The contest began at 6 p.m., followed by the movie, “Room on the Broom,” at 6:30 p.m. From left: Jackson Needham, Bentley Keys, Blake Lemons, Harper Cox, Summer Valles, Kesley Hamner, Creed Patterson and Juniper Wilbur with Myka Kelch and Kaydence Mixon. Courtesy Photo

Costume contest winners enter the state of the Wellington Ritz Theatre Monday evening, Oct. 23. The contest began at 6 p.m., followed by the movie, “Room on the Broom,” at 6:30 p.m. From left: Jackson Needham, Bentley Keys, Blake Lemons, Harper Cox, Summer Valles, Kesley Hamner, Creed Patterson and Juniper Wilbur with Myka Kelch and Kaydence Mixon. Courtesy Photo

Wellington RitzTheatre features Halloween Spooktacular

Wellington RitzTheatre features Halloween Spooktacular
Monson Music Studio’s RayLee Elliot, the 13-yearold daughter of Shawn and Shaley Elliot, plays the violin while singing the verses of three songs, including “Faded Love” by Bob Wills, “Tennessee Waltz” by Patti Page and “Let’s Go Riding on a Cloud,” at a recent Childress Senior Citizens Center luncheon. Accompanying her on guitar was Monson Music Studio instructor Gerald Monson. Courtesy Photo

Monson Music Studio’s RayLee Elliot, the 13-yearold daughter of Shawn and Shaley Elliot, plays the violin while singing the verses of three songs, including “Faded Love” by Bob Wills, “Tennessee Waltz” by Patti Page and “Let’s Go Riding on a Cloud,” at a recent Childress Senior Citizens Center luncheon. Accompanying her on guitar was Monson Music Studio instructor Gerald Monson. Courtesy Photo

Elliot performs at Childress Senior Citizens Center

Elliot performs at Childress Senior Citizens Center
We Can Care’s Barbara Sue Parr, left, Carolyn Jennings, Sarah Haseloff, and Kimberly Hickman recently accept a donation from the Childress High School Student Council Friday, Oct. 7 in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Funds were raised through the sale of senior parking spots. We Can Care, a local nonprofit organization, aids Childress County cancer patients through the furnishing of gas cards. Courtesy Photo

We Can Care’s Barbara Sue Parr, left, Carolyn Jennings, Sarah Haseloff, and Kimberly Hickman recently accept a donation from the Childress High School Student Council Friday, Oct. 7 in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Funds were raised through the sale of senior parking spots. We Can Care, a local nonprofit organization, aids Childress County cancer patients through the furnishing of gas cards. Courtesy Photo

Childress High School Student Council makes donation toWe Can Care

Childress High School Student Council makes donation toWe Can Care
Chiropractic Corner

Chiropractic Corner

Chiropractic Corner

With millions upon millions of Americans experiencing back pain every year, there must be a problem we’re not fixing. Most people think that chronic low back pain is caused by tight muscles, so a common solution involves drugs (muscle relaxers) combined with stretching.
Undruggable: Is the impossible now possible?

Undruggable: Is the impossible now possible?

Undruggable: Is the impossible now possible?

I was inspired to become an oncologist in part by a weekend of rounding with Daniel Von Hoff. So, when Dr. Von Hoff gives something the thumbs up,I pay attention. Several proteins in the body have been termed “undruggable.” Now, however, there is an U.S.