Celebrating 138 years, the Childress County Old Settlers Rodeo will take place at 7:30 p.m. Friday, April 18 and Saturday, April 19 at the Mashburn Event Center and Arena. Childress County Old Settlers Rodeo Association
Wellington Lions Club organizes city wide clean-up
National Vice President of Public Relations Kimi Ward, a Childress High School (CHS) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) chapter member, is awarded the C.J. Davidson Scholarship, Texas Farm Bureau Scholarship and Texas FCCLA Regional Scholarship at the Special Recognition Session at the recent State Leadership Conference in Dallas. Ward, center, is joined by CHS FCCLA Advisors Amy Detwiler, left, and Jeffrey Collins, right. Childress FCCLA
Wellington High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) members compete at the Salt Fork Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) Land Judging contest on Wednesday, April 2. From left: Trenton Wright, Jacy Lampe, Kenady Skelton, Jace Darrow. Wellington High School
Childress County 4-Hers compete at the Rolling Plains District 3 Fashion Show Saturday, April 5 in Archer City. Taking a second-place team finish in Duds to Dazzle, Liesel Schaefer placed first in Junior Storyboard, Miranda Henry placed first in Intermediate Storyboard and third in Fashion Under $25 and Cambri Willis placed second in Dressy to Semi-Formal. From left: Henry, Schaefer, Willis, Libby Sanford. Childress County 4-H
Memphis High School Future Farmers of America (FFA) members compete in the Area 1 Qualifying Range and Wildlife Career Development Events (CDEs) Tuesday, April 8. Competing in Wildlife Judging, the Memphis team locked in a 15th-place finish, thanks to a 42nd-place finish by Ricky Murphy, a 52nd-place finish by Steven Saucedo, a 55thplace finish by Ruston Murphy and a 58th-place finish by Richard Garcia. Memphis ISD
