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At the Childress Municipal Airport

Tiffany Tully
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
CHILDRESS — Tuesday, March 17, a Cessna 182 stopped for fuel; another 182 flew in from Seminole; and a Beech Jet, out of San Antonio, picked up passengers.
Situated in the dining room and attired in “Granny Pants,” Wellington Care Center staff encourage residents to toss balls into oversized, wearable pants. Fun and laughter filled the room, and everyone had a great time working together, staying active and sharing plenty of smiles. Wellington Care Center

Situated in the dining room and attired in “Granny Pants,” Wellington Care Center staff encourage residents to toss balls into oversized, wearable pants. Fun and laughter filled the room, and everyone had a great time working together, staying active and sharing plenty of smiles. Wellington Care Center

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‘Granny Pants’ provide WCC entertainment

News Staff
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Memphis Convalescent Center residents, joined by a group from the McLean Care Center, hit the road, stopping in Groom to view the monument “Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ.” Memphis Convalescent Center

Memphis Convalescent Center residents, joined by a group from the McLean Care Center, hit the road, stopping in Groom to view the monument “Cross of Our Lord Jesus Christ.” Memphis Convalescent Center

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Memphis Convalescent residents visit Groom

News Staff
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Crazy… something to think about

Crazy… something to think about

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Crazy… something to think about

Fred Hardwicke
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
I think the movie “Mary Poppins” is amazing in weaving a lot of funny stuff with a sobering thought und erneath. Could it be that we are all just a few steps away from losing our mind?
Wellington High School Principal Jermaine Cantu addresses the Wellington Lions Club at the Monday evening, March 16 meeting. Cantu emphasized that the new cell phone policy, imposed by the Texas Legislature, has initiated face-to-face social interactions that were previously paused by cell phone use. “Overall, it’s a really good policy,” Cantu said. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom

Wellington High School Principal Jermaine Cantu addresses the Wellington Lions Club at the Monday evening, March 16 meeting. Cantu emphasized that the new cell phone policy, imposed by the Texas Legislature, has initiated face-to-face social interactions that were previously paused by cell phone use. “Overall, it’s a really good policy,” Cantu said. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom

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Cantu shares state of high school with Wellington Lions

Bev Odom
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
WELLINGTON – Addressing members of the Wellington Lions Club at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 16 in the Bura Handley Community Center Club Room, Wellington High School (WHS) Principal Jermaine Cantu shared campus updates.
Motivational Christian speaker and author Leah Fort will bring the Easter message for the Collingsworth County Community Easter Service at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 29 at Wellington First Methodist Church, 901 Bowie St. Leah Fort

Motivational Christian speaker and author Leah Fort will bring the Easter message for the Collingsworth County Community Easter Service at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 29 at Wellington First Methodist Church, 901 Bowie St. Leah Fort

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Community Easter Service arranged for Sunday

Bev Odom
Wednesday, March 25, 2026
WELLINGTON – Residents across Collingsworth County are invited to the traditional Community Easter Service at 5 p.m. Sunday, March 29 at Wellington First Methodist Church (FMC), 901 Bowie St.
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