It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas

Treasure Hunt, Lighting of Fair Park open holiday season in Childress
  • Childress County 4-Her Aida Lambert hands out hot cocoa during Christmas in the Park’s Lighting of Fair Park Friday, Nov. 29 at the Fair Park City Auditorium. For additional photos, see 3A. The Red River Sun/Elizabeth Tanner
    Childress County 4-Her Aida Lambert hands out hot cocoa during Christmas in the Park’s Lighting of Fair Park Friday, Nov. 29 at the Fair Park City Auditorium. For additional photos, see 3A. The Red River Sun/Elizabeth Tanner
  • Jorge Lepe claims the 50” television drawing prize during the Treasure Hunt, sponsored by The Red River Sun and Childress Downtown Historical Association, Friday, Nov. 29.
    Jorge Lepe claims the 50” television drawing prize during the Treasure Hunt, sponsored by The Red River Sun and Childress Downtown Historical Association, Friday, Nov. 29.
  • The Red River Sun, with help from the Childress County Heritage Museum, hands out over 4,000 tickets during the Treasure Hunt Friday, Nov. 29.
    The Red River Sun, with help from the Childress County Heritage Museum, hands out over 4,000 tickets during the Treasure Hunt Friday, Nov. 29.
    CHILDRESS — It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Childress, thanks to return of the Treasure Hunt, a partnership between the Childress Downtown Historical Association and The Red River Sun, as well as Christmas in the Park’s 29th Annual Lighting of Fair Park, held Friday, Nov. 29.“The Treasure Hunt was a great success,” Childress Downtown Historical Association Presid...

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