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Jo and Tommy Lewis celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on June 24, 2025, followed by a reception with friends and family the next day at the Parkview Manor Assisted Living in Wellington. Married in 1950, Tommy and Jo lived and raised their family east of Wellington on the family farm. Central to their lives, farming is something they continued to do until August 2023, when they moved to the “city,” where they currently reside at Parkview Manor Assisted Living. Courtesy Photo

Jo and Tommy Lewis celebrated their 75th wedding anniversary on June 24, 2025, followed by a reception with friends and family the next day at the Parkview Manor Assisted Living in Wellington. Married in 1950, Tommy and Jo lived and raised their family east of Wellington on the family farm. Central to their lives, farming is something they continued to do until August 2023, when they moved to the “city,” where they currently reside at Parkview Manor Assisted Living. Courtesy Photo

Lewis couple celebrates 75th wedding anniversary

Lewis couple celebrates 75th wedding anniversary
Kemps represent Wellington VFD

Kemps represent Wellington VFD

Kemps represent Wellington VFD

One of multiple Wellington Volunteer Fire Department firemen in the parade, Kollin Kemp, along with his wife, Carle, and children Stetson, Brylnn and Presley, throw candy and wave at parade onlookers during Wellington’s Wild & Free on 83 community patriotic parade on Saturday, July 5.
Folks come from near and far for Wellington’s 22nd Annual Fourth of July Rodeo, combined with the Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce sponsored Wild & Free on 83 activities Thursday, July 3-Sunday, July 6. See page 4B for additional photos. Nicole Self Photography

Folks come from near and far for Wellington’s 22nd Annual Fourth of July Rodeo, combined with the Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce sponsored Wild & Free on 83 activities Thursday, July 3-Sunday, July 6. See page 4B for additional photos. Nicole Self Photography

Wellington’s Wild & Free on 83 pulls people together

WELLINGTON – Perfect weather set the scene for Wellington’s Wild & Free on 83 Fourth of July festivities, except for a shower here and there to wet down the rodeo arena, from Thursday, July 3-Sunday, July 6.
Downings take time for Collingsworth County’s community parade

Downings take time for Collingsworth County’s community parade

Downings take time for Collingsworth County’s community parade

Downing Outdoor Maintenance owner, 15-year-old Simon Downing, recruits his number one assistant, brother Jackson Downing, along with his sister, Penny Downing, to join with him in the Wellington’s Wild & Free on 83 Saturday, July 5 parade.
Childress FCCLA takes on National Leadership  Conference

Childress FCCLA takes on National Leadership Conference

Childress FCCLA takes on National Leadership Conference

Childress High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Chapter Members attend the FCCLA National Leadership Conference Saturday, July 5-Wednesday, July 9 in Orlando, Fla.
FUMC youth attend Camp Nova

FUMC youth attend Camp Nova

FUMC youth attend Camp Nova

First United Methodist Church of Memphis youth, including Abbie Branigan, Adrian Flores, Mylee Robison and Skylar Robison, along with counselor Michella Branigan, attend Camp Nova 712, a religious summer camp open to students seventh-12th grade, at Ceta Canyon in Happy.
Memphis ISD online registration to open in August

Memphis ISD online registration to open in August

Memphis ISD online registration to open in August

Memphis Independent School District (ISD) online registration is set to open Friday, Aug. 1. For assistance registering online, Memphis ISD personnel will be on-hand from 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 6 at the Memphis High School Computer Lab.