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Data center job fair to highlight career opportunities

CHILDRESS — Residents across the Greenbelt area seeking new employment opportunities will have a chance to connect with employers in the growing data center industry during a community job fair Tuesday, August 4, in Childress.
WHS alumni will honor 3 ex-students

WHS alumni will honor 3 ex-students

WHS alumni will honor 3 ex-students

WELLINGTON – “Three is the magic number!” exclaimed Wellington Ex-Student Association Vice President Renee Hanna. “This year, we will be inducting not one, not two, but three well deserving individuals into the Rocket House Hall of Fame!
Rocket Leo Club plans Water War, Corn Hole Tourney

Rocket Leo Club plans Water War, Corn Hole Tourney

Rocket Leo Club plans Water War, Corn Hole Tourney

WELLINGTON – Boss Lion Rex Henard welcomed guests Carrie Holland, Camden and Zella McDaniel, Steve Owens, and former sweetheart, Summer Owens, along with the membership, to the 6:30 p.m. Monday, July 20 meeting of the Wellington Lions Club at the Bura Handley Community Center Club Room.
Intrepid Managing Editor Elizabeth Tanner (second from left) was honored by her co-workers with a farewell lunch last Thursday. Tanner started a new job this week with IREN Energy after six years with The Red River Sun and The Greenbelt Intrepid, and we wish her the best on her new adventure. Also shown here are Publisher Roger Estlack, Ad Manager Tara Allred, Associate Editor Bev Odom, Reporter Shauna Salinas, and Circulation Director Synghyn Beasley-Vasquez. INTREPID PHOTO

Intrepid Managing Editor Elizabeth Tanner (second from left) was honored by her co-workers with a farewell lunch last Thursday. Tanner started a new job this week with IREN Energy after six years with The Red River Sun and The Greenbelt Intrepid, and we wish her the best on her new adventure. Also shown here are Publisher Roger Estlack, Ad Manager Tara Allred, Associate Editor Bev Odom, Reporter Shauna Salinas, and Circulation Director Synghyn Beasley-Vasquez. INTREPID PHOTO

Farewell Luncheon

Farewell Luncheon

Collingsworth County Police Blotter

Jail book in: 0 Jail book out: 0 Jail population: 10 Deputy Civil papers served: 0 Constable Civil papers served: 0 NOTICE: To report controlled burns, call the Collingsworth County Sheriff’s Office at 806-447-2588. To anonymously report crime or submit tips, call Crime Stoppers at 806-447-2587.
The Langley family gathers amongst Collingsworth County cottonwoods for its 73rd annual reunion. COURTESY PHOTO

The Langley family gathers amongst Collingsworth County cottonwoods for its 73rd annual reunion. COURTESY PHOTO

Langley descendants assemble for 73rd family reunion

WELLINGTON – The 73rd reunion of the Langley family took place on the family campgrounds, 11 miles west of Wellington, over the Memorial Day weekend. A total of 66 relatives and friends attended this year with very pleasant weather all weekend.
Among families at the annual Holman Reunion was that of David Holman, third from left. David, a graduate of Childress High School, is the son of Duwaine “Wayne” Holman and the grandson of Woodrow Holman. From left is David’s family: Slade Holman, son, of Rose Bud, Ark.; David’s wife, Sandra; David; and his daughter. Baile Prince, of Conway, Ark. GRACE HOLMAN

Among families at the annual Holman Reunion was that of David Holman, third from left. David, a graduate of Childress High School, is the son of Duwaine “Wayne” Holman and the grandson of Woodrow Holman. From left is David’s family: Slade Holman, son, of Rose Bud, Ark.; David’s wife, Sandra; David; and his daughter. Baile Prince, of Conway, Ark. GRACE HOLMAN

Holman Reunion focuses on family military history

HARDIN — Families maintain close ties through annual gatherings that foster camaraderie, with the actions and activities of former family members often perpetuated in the current generations.

on community menus

Home Delivered Meals and Senior Café MenuMonday, July 27King Ranch Casserole, Pinto Beans, Street Corn Salad, Cherry Cobbler, Milk.Tuesday, July 28Smothered Steak, Baked Potato, Seasoned Cabbage, Pears, Pudding Parfait, Milk.

Childress students graduate from ACU

ABILENE — Abilene Christian University (ACU) awarded 963 degrees, including degrees to two Childress students, in three ceremonies Friday, May 8-Saturday, May 9 at Moody Coliseum.