Trick-or-treaters hit downtown Childress Friday, Oct. 31 for Childress Chamber of Commerce’s Downtown Trick-or-Treating event.
During the Oct. 16 special meeting, Wellington City Manager Justin Mixon displays an iPad, provided for each city employee to access the street view or the sewer system mode. Clockwise, from left: Councilmembers Brent Martin and Jimmy Cantu Jr., Mixon, Mayor Larry Adams, Secretary Marci Peters and Councilmembers Eddie Langford, Kenneth Warren and Brandon Ward.
First United Bank Assistant Vice President and Childress Branch Manager Alabama Bohannon presents Childress High School Principal Keely Hackler with a check totaling $1,000 Friday, Oct. 24 at Fair Park Stadium in Childress.
Bawcom Farms harvested the first bale of the 2025 cotton crop, ginned on Friday, Oct. 10, at Farmers Cooperative Society #1 in Wellington. Representing Bawcom Farms is Tino Salinas, the farming entity’s sole farmhand, and his family. From left: TJ, Shauna, Alejandro, Tino and Dahmian Salinas.
The Henard sisters share their homegrown 2025 pumpkin crop with Collingsworth County Chamber of Commerce Trunk-or-Treaters on the south side of the downtown square from 5:30-7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 30. Visitors chose a mini pumpkin and painted the keepsake treat. From left: Aubree Richard, Blake Lemons, Rileigh Henard, Seveyah Pena, Evelyn Henard, Anna Henard, Aundrea Garcia.
Childress County Ag Day welcomes over 100 area students Thursday, Oct. Oct. 23 at the Mashburn Event Center and Arena.
