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Chad Holland, Community Bank President, as well as Executive Vice President and Advisory Director, of Childress InterBank since Sept. 30, 2002, plans to hang up his full-time banking hat on Oct. 1. Employed by InterBank for over 25 years and in the banking business 41 years, Holland will continue in his banking profession on a part-time basis through the end of 2025. Scheduled for Tuesday, Dec. 9, InterBank plans to celebrate Holland’s retirement in conjunction with its Holiday Open House.
Holland reminisces 41-year banking career
Childress County Heritage Museum will celebrate the birthday of their building — originally the Childress Post Office — during a 90th Birthday Bash from 4-7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 27.
Childress County Heritage Museum to celebrate 90 years of history this Saturday
100th Judicial District Court hears plea via Zoom
Wellington ISD Board of Trustees review ‘Superior’ rating
100th Judicial District Court hears 10 pleas in Childress
Childress ISD Superintendent releases statement following theft charge of former employee
Presented during halftime at the Skyrockets versus Friona Chieftains football game, Wellington High School’s reigning 2025 homecoming royalty includes second runners-up Brynlee Proffitt and Joey Orozco, left, first runners-up Treylea Wiebe and Major Brown and Football Queen and King Bryn Phillips and Noah Cantu. Reigning Rocket Regiment royalty includes queen Bailey Steagall, first runner-up Jasmin Moreno and second runner-up Eryn Torrez. See additional photos, page 4B. Wellington High School
Skyrocket Football, Rocket Regiment royalty rein at homecoming festivities
Kelli Killian, RN, is settling into her role as the new Chief Nursing Officer (CNO) at Collingsworth General Hospital (CGH), bringing more than a decade of nursing leadership experience and deep community ties to the position. Collingsworth General Hospital
Killian serves as new CNO at Collingsworth General Hospital
The 90th Annual Hall County Picnic will kick off this weekend, Friday, Sept. 19 and Saturday, Sept. 20, on the square in downtown Memphis. The Red River Sun/Elizabeth Tanner