National Cotton County Vice President of Economics and Policy Dr. Jody Campiche discusses cotton economics and market trends at the Rolling Plains Cotton Growers’ fall meeting Thursday, Oct. 2 at the Fair Park City Auditorium in Childress.
Charles Goodnight Frontier Regiment Sons of Confederate Veterans (SCV) #2280 hosted the Rocky Sprott Fifth Living History weekend, where over 650 students, teachers and visitors attended the Friday, Oct. 3 School Day events, including Clarendon, Hedley, Hollis, Okla., Lefors, Shamrock and Wellington schools. “Making history come alive is so important,” stressed organizer Darrell Colson, SCV #2280 1st Lt. Commander. “We hope that our Living History School Day will help inspire others to seek more knowledge.”
Wellington’s Gene Pena has been promoted to Vice President, Region Lobby Services Officer of Pilgrim Bank.
As Old Glory waves in the wind, the Greenbelt Electric Cooperative staff gathers Friday morning, Oct. 26, prior to its 86th Annual Meeting drive-through event.
The Sain family, including, from left, Mort Sain, Oran Sain, Donna Lewis, Misty Cummings, Jeremy Sain and Jeffrey Lewis, perform old hymns in a Bluegrass style Sunday evening, Sept. 28, as entertainment during the Collingsworth County First Responder Appreciation Dinner, hosted by Calvary Baptist Church.
Presented by Director of Operations Howard Heath of the Panhandle Regional Advisory Council (P-RAC), Wellington Emergency Medical Services Administrator Samantha “Sam” Blacksher accepts the Texas Panhandle EMS Professional of the Year honor on Thursday, Sept. 18 at Amarillo Civic Center.A graduate of Samnorwood High School, Blacksher obtained her nursing degree at Clarendon College.
