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Childress High School (CHS) senior Addi Edmondson recently received the Legacy Scholarship from the Elks National Foundation Scholarship Program. Totaling $6,000, Edmondson is one of 400 recipients in the United States and one of only seven Texas recipients. The daughter of Justin and Debra Edmondson, Edmondson is set to graduate fifth in the CHS Class of 2026, carrying a 100.5 average. Edmondson plans to attend Texas Tech University, where she will study pre-nursing.
Childress’ Edmondson receives Legacy Scholarship
Childress Rotary gives back to Forest Service
Bride-to-be Cali Pontnack gathers with her future mother-in-law, Ashley Long, left, and her mother, Linda Pontnack, on Sunday afternoon, April 12, at the Lewis Building venue. COURTESY PHOTO
Couple feted with bridal shower
Wellington Lions instigate City-Wide Cleanup
Wellington community congratulates Rodriguez
The First Baptist Church (FBC) 55+ luncheon meets Tuesday, April 14 in the Fellowship Hall, welcoming a crowd of 25. Meal and fellowship were followed by a word from FBC Pastor Tim Medley. Those planning on attending the upcoming Springtime Jubilee Conference were given the itinerary. There will be 15 senior adults making the trip, along with Medley. COURTESY PHOTO
First Baptist Church 55+ luncheon welcomes crowd
Childress High School promgoes party the night away
Austin Elementary School students celebrate reaching their Accelerated Reading (AR) goals with a party, including face painting and games, hosted by Memphis High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members. MEMPHIS ISD
Elementary students celebrate reaching AR goals
Memphis Middle School Gifted and Talented (GT) students develop essential skills in collaboration, problem solving, creativity, investigation and analysis through robotics projects. MEMPHIS ISD