News

Fourth Friday Food Trucks to welcome tasty lineup

Fourth Friday Food TrucksFourth Friday Food Trucks is set to welcome a tasty lineup next week, including trucks from Eat Greedy Soulfood and BBQ, FeFe’s Funnel Cakes, Hot Diggity Hot Dogs and Sabor Castaños, from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Sept. 26 on the corner lot of Commerce St. and Ave. B NW.

Collingsworth Public Library staff on standby

Collingsworth Public LibraryThe Collingsworth Public Library “dream team,” including Susie Klassen, left, Director Debbie George and Layla Williams, invite patrons to stop by 711 15th St. in Wellington. “Let us help you with any library resource needs you might have,” George said.

The Red River Sun School Menus

Childress ISDMonday, Sept. 22Breakfast: Breakfast Sandwich, Fresh Fruit, Fruit Juice, Milk.  Lunch: X-Treme Burrito, Corn, Cucumber Slices, Fruit, Grain-Based Dessert, Milk. Tuesday, Sept. 23Breakfast: Breakfast Bread, Yogurt, Fresh Fruit, Fruit Juice, Milk.

Area Happenings

Childress Happenings  ALL-SCHOOL REUNIONAll Childress High School alumni are invited to the Childress County All-School Reunion, sponsored by the Childress Chamber of Commerce, Friday, Sept. 19-Saturday, Sept. 20. Registration will take place from 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Bob and Sherry Tribble will serve as the 90th Annual Hall County Picnic Parade Marshalls. The Tribbles will be featured in the parade, which will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 20 on the square in downtown Memphis.

Bob and Sherry Tribble will serve as the 90th Annual Hall County Picnic Parade Marshalls. The Tribbles will be featured in the parade, which will take place at 11 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 20 on the square in downtown Memphis.

Tribbles to serve as 90th Annual Hall County Picnic Parade Marshalls

MEMPHIS — Bob and Sherry Tribble—who have dedicated their lives to family, hard work and service in the Memphis community—will serve as the 90th Annual Hall County Picnic Parade Marshalls, announced the Hall County Picnic Association.
Assisted by organizer Darrell Colson, Steven Boone, reenacting Confederate General Robert E. Lee, explains life during the American Civil War to area students during the 2024 Living History Weekend at Powell Park in Wellington. Hosted by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Charles Goodnight Frontier Reg. Camp #2280, the 2025 event will again take place Friday-Saturday, Oct. 3-4 at Wellington’s Powell Park on Hwy 83.

Assisted by organizer Darrell Colson, Steven Boone, reenacting Confederate General Robert E. Lee, explains life during the American Civil War to area students during the 2024 Living History Weekend at Powell Park in Wellington. Hosted by the Sons of Confederate Veterans Charles Goodnight Frontier Reg. Camp #2280, the 2025 event will again take place Friday-Saturday, Oct. 3-4 at Wellington’s Powell Park on Hwy 83.

Wellington’s 2025 Living History Weekend slated for first weekend of October

WELLINGTON – “We are so excited to be inviting all our area schools and communities to join us in our Fifth Annual Living History event at Powell Park in Wellington,” said organizer Rhonda Colson. “Last year, we welcomed over 700 students and teachers from area schools.