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The Memphis Independent School District (ISD) Board of Directors, as well as Memphis ISD Superintendent William Alexander, recently recognized Employees of the Month, including Lesha Tribble, threeyearold Head Start teacher. “She is instrumental in helping her students get their educational experience off to the best start,” Alexander said. Courtesy Photos

The Memphis Independent School District (ISD) Board of Directors, as well as Memphis ISD Superintendent William Alexander, recently recognized Employees of the Month, including Lesha Tribble, threeyearold Head Start teacher. “She is instrumental in helping her students get their educational experience off to the best start,” Alexander said. Courtesy Photos

Memphis ISD recognizes Employees of the Month

Brinley Mock shows the third-place Class 1 Cross, at the Saturday, Jan. 17 Collingsworth County Livestock Show, purchased by Collingsworth County Farm Bureau at the Premium Sale. Uplift Imaging

Brinley Mock shows the third-place Class 1 Cross, at the Saturday, Jan. 17 Collingsworth County Livestock Show, purchased by Collingsworth County Farm Bureau at the Premium Sale. Uplift Imaging

Youth gain skills at Collingsworth County Livestock Show

WELLINGTON - Three additional youth received top honors at the 2026 Collingsworth County Livestock Show (CCLS), earning eligibility for the Premium Sale, but their photos are not available.

At the Childress Municipal Airport

CHILDRESS — Friday, Jan. 16, a Pilatus PC-12 stopped in on its way from New Mexico to Grand Prairie.Saturday, Jan. 17, a Cirrus flew in from Panhandle before heading to Cisco, and a Beechcraft Bonanza came in from Idalou.Sunday, Jan. 18, a Cessna Citation flew in.Monday, Jan.
The cold month of January winds down as Stevie Jo Phillips becomes the newest addition to the Wellington Care Center activities team.

The cold month of January winds down as Stevie Jo Phillips becomes the newest addition to the Wellington Care Center activities team.

Phillips fills activities team role at Wellington Care Center

WELLINGTON – Announced Wednesday, Jan. 28, Wellington Care Center (WCC) named its newest member of the activities team. “Stevie Jo Phillips will bring even more joy, creativity and meaningful engagement to our residents,” emphasized WCC Administrator Nikki Hathaway.
Collingsworth Public Library’s display case highlights Wellington High School junior Elli Ouellette’s award winning 2025 Gold Seal Visual Arts Scholastic Event (V.A.S.E.) piece. Entitled Stinging Torments, her artwork is etched with words—clumsy, hopeless, awkward—and riddled with wasps—on her own face.

Collingsworth Public Library’s display case highlights Wellington High School junior Elli Ouellette’s award winning 2025 Gold Seal Visual Arts Scholastic Event (V.A.S.E.) piece. Entitled Stinging Torments, her artwork is etched with words—clumsy, hopeless, awkward—and riddled with wasps—on her own face.

Collingsworth Public Library features Ouellette’s V.A.S.E. Gold Seal winner

WELLINGTON – Reflecting words that people have spoken to her and how these words sting and leave a lasting impression on a person's life, Elli Ouellette also has a great fear of wasps.

Childress students named to ACU Dean’s Honor Roll

ABILENE — Abilene Christian University (ACU) recently announced the Dean’s Honor Roll for the Fall 2025 semester, including four Childress students—Ayelan Green, sophomore, Advertising and Public Relations; Shea Ellifritz, senior, Psychology; Darren Pratt, senior, Biochemistry; and Chrissy Delgado,...
Image Courtesy of Ellison Park Working Group

Image Courtesy of Ellison Park Working Group

Tentative plans disclosed for Wellington’s Ellison Park Renovation Project

While the Ellison Park renovation plans are tentative as news of the approval of the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department (TDWD) matching grant in the amount of $608,966 travels through the trails, Wellington City Manager Justin Mixon asks constituents to stay excited but have patience.
The Childress Chamber of Commerce Banquet Awards Ceremony, Year of 2025 — Growth and Opportunity, has been rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 16 at the Mashburn Event Center and Arena. Tickets, available for $35, can be purchased by calling 940-937-2567.

The Childress Chamber of Commerce Banquet Awards Ceremony, Year of 2025 — Growth and Opportunity, has been rescheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 16 at the Mashburn Event Center and Arena. Tickets, available for $35, can be purchased by calling 940-937-2567.

Childress Chamber Banquet rescheduled for Feb. 16