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Wellington State Bank staff and caterers greet guests during the Thursday, Dec. 5 holiday open house at Wellington State Bank. Bertie Fannie served chicken alfredo, lasagna, green beans and garlic bread. Cold-cut appetizers, banana bread, Veronica cookies and fudge complemented the main course. From left, Renee Hanna, Bertie Fannie’s Sarah Cook and Courtney Bristol, Bonnie Clark, Brittany Massey and guest Renee Mathis. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom

Wellington State Bank staff and caterers greet guests during the Thursday, Dec. 5 holiday open house at Wellington State Bank. Bertie Fannie served chicken alfredo, lasagna, green beans and garlic bread. Cold-cut appetizers, banana bread, Veronica cookies and fudge complemented the main course. From left, Renee Hanna, Bertie Fannie’s Sarah Cook and Courtney Bristol, Bonnie Clark, Brittany Massey and guest Renee Mathis. The Red River Sun/Bev Odom

Patrons celebrate season at Wellington State Bank Christmas Open House

News Staff
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Wellington State Bank staff and caterers greet guests during the Thursday, Dec. 5 holiday open house at Wellington State Bank. Bertie Fannie served chicken alfredo, lasagna, green beans and garlic bread. Cold-cut appetizers, banana bread, Veronica cookies and fudge complemented the main course.

Childress Chamber of Commerce accepting banquet nominations

Elizabeth Tanner
Thursday, December 12, 2024
CHILDRESS — The Childress Chamber of Commerce is currently accepting banquet nominations, according to Childress Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Susan Leary.“It is that time of year that we seek nominations for various Childress Chamber of Commerce Banquet honors,” Leary said.
Memphis Independent School District Superintendent William Alexander thanks Memphis High School senior Magaly Torres for showing integrity and respect, even when she believed no one was watching. After a recent football game, Torres got out of her vehicle and cleaned up trash left by other students. “No one asked Magaly to do so,” Alexander said. “She just did it because it was the right thing to do. The world needs more Magalys.” Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Memphis Independent School District Superintendent William Alexander thanks Memphis High School senior Magaly Torres for showing integrity and respect, even when she believed no one was watching. After a recent football game, Torres got out of her vehicle and cleaned up trash left by other students. “No one asked Magaly to do so,” Alexander said. “She just did it because it was the right thing to do. The world needs more Magalys.” Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Torres thanked for integrity, respect

News Staff
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Memphis Independent School District Superintendent William Alexander thanks Memphis High School senior Magaly Torres for showing integrity and respect, even when she believed no one was watching. After a recent football game, Torres got out of her vehicle and cleaned up trash left by other students.
Is God Dead?

Is God Dead?

Is God Dead?

Ty Kerley
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Last time, standing with the Bible skeptic Michael on the common ground that science affords, we continued to look to the stars to see what we might learn.
Ad villain has his charms

Ad villain has his charms

Ad villain has his charms

Hanaba Munn Welch
Thursday, December 12, 2024
Check my pulse. That little, green Mucinex guy is starting to look cute.I blow my nose to whoever thought about turning mucus into a cartoon character in the first place.
Four seasons: Color your world

Four seasons: Color your world

Four seasons: Color your world

Fred Hardwicke
Thursday, December 12, 2024
People frequently take better care of their animals and plants. We all need care! “Colorful Childress” is a challenge nickname for our town, but I’m trying to make my contribution. My yard’s four colors start with the bluebonnets near or in the driveway (March to May).
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