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Childress City Council discusses waterline replacements
The Four I’s Winery tasting room, where family history and heritage meet the art of exceptional wine grape growing, is now open. Standing, from left: Lawson Inman, Bo Inman, Brandon Inman, Arica Lott. Sitting, from left: Amy Inman, Luke Inman Sydney Brickel Photography
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At the Childress Municipal Airport
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Childress Farmers Market closes season with giving
Monson Music Studio’s Benjamin Guajardo, a third-grade student at Childress Elementary School and the nine-year-old son of Jake and Stephnie Guajardo, entertains Thursday, Nov. 13 at the Childress Senior Citizens Center. In honor of Veterans Day, Guajardo, accompanied by Monson Music Studio owner and instructor Gerald Monson, performed five patriotic songs on the piano, including “America,” “Marines’ Hymn,” “Anchors Aweigh,” “Yankee Doodle” and “The Cassion Song.”
Monson Music Studio’s Guajardo entertains at Childress Senior Citizens Center
From time-to-time, 97-year-old Harry Stallings, left, still instigates an entertaining game of dominoes with residents of Wellington Care Center. When not playing dominos, Stallings can sometimes be found fishing. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom
Stallings still instigates domino games
As servings of chocolate, strawberry and lemon sheet cake line the stage of the Bura Handley Community Center, families partake in the Wellington Lions Club Fiesta Pile-On Fundraiser from 5-6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 7. The Lions appreciate the overwhelming support of the community. Clockwise, from left: Layton Wynn, Stacey and Michael Breedlove, Charlotte, Cari-Anna, Matt and Stratton Wynn. In the background are Ray and Phyllis Floyd, Carolyn Keller and D’Lyn Faulks. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom