Collingsworth County Museum art exhibit resonates patriotism

Betty Payton, left, who will be 100 in September, is welcomed to the Childress Senior Citizens Center’s weekly luncheon Thursday, June 26 by Childress Senior Citizens Center Board Chairperson Glenda Goundie. Payton said she enjoyed the dinner — a traditional Thanksgiving spread, including turkey and ham with the usual assortment of vegetables, condiments and desserts. The “icing on the cake,” she said, was conversations with other diners. Grace Holman

Cologuard: It fits some people

Memphis police, fire departments to face off in upcoming Boots vs. Badges blood drive

While the local live band took the stage of the Bura Handley Community Center much like the 1940s and 1950s Big Band Era in the very same venue, Wellington senior citizens sit back and savor the scene at the recent sock hop social. Wellington Senior Citizens Center

Friends honor Sicily Sumrall with a beautiful bridal shower on Sunday, June 22 in the Lewis Building of the Wellington Ritz Theatre complex. Courtesy Photo

Pop: A world of wonder

Ken McLendon receives a blood pressure check from Angels Care Home Health Account Executive Melissa Conner prior to the Thursday, June 19 luncheon at the Childress Senior Citizens Center. Angels Care Home Health makes regular visits to the center to administer blood pressure checks to luncheon attendees, who often stay for a game or two of dominoes following the meal. Grace Holman

Wellington Gun Club plans

Childress Healthcare Center residents recently receive a special surprise from Rister Ranch, Harvest Goods, including fresh, locally grown bouquets and homemade chocolate chip cookies. Childress Healthcare Center