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Photo Courtesy of Childress High School Childress High School educator Amy Detwiler’s Mental Health and Counseling class creates 3D models of the brain, including this edible one made of white cake by Chrissy Delgado, left, and Ryder Carroll.
Mental Health and Counseling class creates 3D models of the brain
Wellington High School’s 2022 Skyrocket football homecoming royalty takes the field for presentation during halftime last Friday night, Sept. 9. From left, Queen and King Summer Owens and Blake Strickland; First Runners-Up Rey Ramirez and Emily Robles; Second Runners-Up Jordan Nation and Miranda Granadoz. The Red River Sun/Shauna Salinas
2022 Wellington High School Homecoming royalty crowned
Childress Fire Department, Childress Main Street host 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb
Queen nominees Audrey Chavera, left, and Ava Arant, right, surround 2022 Memphis High School Homecoming Queen Maggie Cook.
Cook crowned 2022 Memphis High School Homecoming Queen
The Langley family gathers for its 69th annual reunion. With next year being the 70th anniversary, the family is hoping for an even larger turnout. Photo by David DeSiga
Langley family assembles for annual reunion
Organized by former queens, the 2022 Miss Wellington Scholarship Pageant will take place at the Ritz Theatre rather than the traditional Wellington High School Auditorium. Contestants will be featured in the Friday, Sept. 30 issue of “The Sun.” Courtesy Image
Ritz to serve as MissWellington venue
Angelica “Jelly” Garcia’s tractor mosaic takes Wellington Community Fund’s yard sign contest honor for 2022. Artwork is currently exhibited in the entry of the Collingsworth Public Library. Courtesy Photo
Garcia seizes art contest honor
Memphis Cyclone football players, as well as coaches David Jurado, Jared Casas and Clayton Garcia, aid at Snack Pak 4 Kids Memphis’ recent Packing Party in which volunteers, including the Lady Cyclone volleyball team and coaches, Travis Elementary School, Austin Elementary School and Memphis Middle School students and staff and members of the First Baptist Church, packed Snack Paks for 100 local children. Photo Courtesy of Snack Pak 4 Kids Memphis