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Childress Country Club gives back

CHILDRESS — The Childress County Club recently hosted the Fourth Annual Three-Man Tournament, raising funds for three local nonprofit organizations, including Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of the Rolling Plains, Childress Helping Hands and We Can Care, Saturday, May 2-Sunday, May 1 at...
Competing at the 3A Region 1 Academic UIL meet, Eva Bratton and Benjamin Downey punched their ticket to the upcoming UIL Academic State Meet, placing within the top three of their respective events Friday, April 24. Bratton, who competed in Informative Speaking, finished third, as well as Downey, who competed in Literary Criticism. COURTESY PHOTO

Competing at the 3A Region 1 Academic UIL meet, Eva Bratton and Benjamin Downey punched their ticket to the upcoming UIL Academic State Meet, placing within the top three of their respective events Friday, April 24. Bratton, who competed in Informative Speaking, finished third, as well as Downey, who competed in Literary Criticism. COURTESY PHOTO

Childress students punch ticket to state

The Memphis Lions Club welcomes Texas District 31 Sen. Kevin Sparks, as well as his wife, Jill, and District 31 Director-Amarillo Shannon Parker, Wednesday, April 29 at the Memphis Community Center. A conservative businessman and community leader from Midland, Sparks was elected to the Texas State Senate in 2023. From left: Jill Sparks, Kevin Sparks, William Alexander, Charles Phillips, Leigh Ann Hawthorne, Benjamin Downey, Dick Hutcherson, Dickie Cloyd. COURTESY PHOTO

The Memphis Lions Club welcomes Texas District 31 Sen. Kevin Sparks, as well as his wife, Jill, and District 31 Director-Amarillo Shannon Parker, Wednesday, April 29 at the Memphis Community Center. A conservative businessman and community leader from Midland, Sparks was elected to the Texas State Senate in 2023. From left: Jill Sparks, Kevin Sparks, William Alexander, Charles Phillips, Leigh Ann Hawthorne, Benjamin Downey, Dick Hutcherson, Dickie Cloyd. COURTESY PHOTO

Memphis Lions welcome Sen. Kevin Sparks

Wellington City Council adopts new meeting date

WELLINGTON – Meeting at noon Monday, April 13 with Mayor Larry Adams presiding, the Wellington City Council convened for a special meeting with City Manager Justin Mixon, Councilmen Brent Martin, Jimmy Cantu Jr.
Who doesn’t like to go to Walmart every now and then? Residents of Wellington Care Center (WCC) recently boarded the van with the transportation director and activity director for an outing to Walmart. “From picking out favorite snacks to sharing lots of laughs along the way, it was a day full of smiles and great memories,” commented WCC Administrator Nikki Hathaway. “Moments like these remind us how special it is to get out, explore and enjoy time together.” WELLINGTON CARE CENTER

Who doesn’t like to go to Walmart every now and then? Residents of Wellington Care Center (WCC) recently boarded the van with the transportation director and activity director for an outing to Walmart. “From picking out favorite snacks to sharing lots of laughs along the way, it was a day full of smiles and great memories,” commented WCC Administrator Nikki Hathaway. “Moments like these remind us how special it is to get out, explore and enjoy time together.” WELLINGTON CARE CENTER

WCC takes field trip

on community menus

Monday, May 11-Friday, May 15 Breakfast: Manager’s Special Lunch: Manager’s Special

WELLINGTON SCHOOLS

Monday, May 11-Tuesday, May 12 Breakfast: Manager’s Choice, Fresh Fruit, Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Manager’s Choice, Fruit, Milk. Wednesday, May 13 Breakfast: Cereal, Toast, Fresh Fruit, Fruit Juice, Milk. Lunch: Manager’s Choice, Fruit, Milk.

COLLINGSWORTH

Home Delivered Meals and Senior Café Menu Monday, May 11 Chicken Fettuccini Alfredo, Tossed Salad, Garlic Bread, Cherry Cobbler, Milk. Tuesday, May 12 Chicken Fajitas, Onions, Peppers, Cheese, Charro Beans, Peaches, Milk.