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For the first time in Memphis Lions Club history, the club welcomed two Lions Club Queens, Jordyn Altman and Anslie Montgomery, who will serve the 2025-2026 year. “This is the first time in Memphis history—two Lions Club Queens,” Memphis Chamber of Commerce Manager Kim Cloyd said. “It’s just too hard to pick one. These beautiful ladies will be representing the Memphis Lions this year.” Courtesy Photo
Seeing double: Memphis Lions Club welcomes two queens for first time in history
Collingsworth County Home Delivered Meals and Senior Community Café Menu
Childress, Memphis students named to SNHU’s Spring 2025 President’s List
Childress’ Joshua Tucker graduates from Wayland Baptist University
Daughters of the American Revolution present Wellington Junior High School Youth Citizenship Awards to open the Wellington Junior High School 2025 Awards Assembly at 10 a.m. Monday, May 12. From left: sixth-graders Tatum Martin and Radley Keys; seventh-graders Ava Inman and Angel Segovia; and eighth-graders Gannon Guy and Cix Killian.
Sparklers garner Citizenship, ‘Top 10’ awards
Friends and family gather the rainy morning of Saturday, April 26 to shower parents-to-be Makenzie and Keedon Smith at the First Christian Church Fellowship Hall. Courtesy Photo
Baby shower spotlights Makenzie and Keedon Smith
Local students among South Plains College’s Spring 2025 President’s, Dean’s List honorees, graduates
Wellington Lions Club welcomes four Sweetheart finalists to its Monday, May 5 meeting. Following the inspiration speeches, Lions selected Treylea Wiebe to serve as the 20252026 Lions Club Sweetheart. From left: Lion Lucy Owens, 2024-2025 Sweetheart Mallory O’Rear, Wiebe, Ava Garcia, Damiana Peters, Sabrina Segovia and Lion Amy Henard. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom