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Organized by a group of volunteer elves and supported with promotional efforts through the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation, carriage rides will once again be part of Donley County’s Small Town Christmas occasion this Saturday, Nov. 30. Photo Courtesy of The Clarendon Enterprise

Organized by a group of volunteer elves and supported with promotional efforts through the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce and Economic Development Corporation, carriage rides will once again be part of Donley County’s Small Town Christmas occasion this Saturday, Nov. 30. Photo Courtesy of The Clarendon Enterprise

Clarendon to host Small Town Christmas this Saturday

Special to The SunCLARENDON – Traditional yuletide fun will be the order of the day for Small Town Christmas on Saturday, Nov. 30, in downtown Clarendon.After a day of supporting local merchants during Small Business Saturday, the Small Town Christmas festivities will begin at 4 p.m.
The City of Childress welcomes Childress Fire Department Chief Ralph Freeman Monday, Nov. 18. From left: Childress City Manager Kevin Hodges, City of Childress Mayor Cary Preston, Freeman, Mischi Freeman. The Red River Sun/Elizabeth Tanner

The City of Childress welcomes Childress Fire Department Chief Ralph Freeman Monday, Nov. 18. From left: Childress City Manager Kevin Hodges, City of Childress Mayor Cary Preston, Freeman, Mischi Freeman. The Red River Sun/Elizabeth Tanner

City of Childress approves Childress Spark’s plans of amphitheater renovation, welcomes Childress Fire Department Chief Ralph Freeman

CHILDRESS — Meeting Monday, Nov. 18, the City of Childress City Council approved Childress Spark’s plans for renovation of the amphitheater at Fair Park, as presented by Childress Spark President Shelly Pierce and Secretary Brian Pierce.
‘Have yourself a Very Merry Christmas’

‘Have yourself a Very Merry Christmas’

‘Have yourself a Very Merry Christmas’

After arriving in Wellington and reading the front-page feature story in last week’s issue of The Red River Sun on Helen Oldham Parker’s 103rd birthday, singer-songwriter Pam Tillis, also spotlighted on the front page, immediately requested to meet Parker.

At the Childress Municipal Airport

CHILDRESS — Tuesday, Nov. 18, a Mooney, from Vernon, practiced in the area, and a Piper Saratoga departed for Oregon.Wednesday, Nov. 20, a Honda Jet, a Cessna 152 and a Cessna 172 stopped in for fuel.Thursday,Nov.
Santa makes first stop of season at Childress County Heritage Museum

Santa makes first stop of season at Childress County Heritage Museum

Santa makes first stop of season at Childress County Heritage Museum

Santa Claus makes his first stop of the holiday season at the Childress County Heritage Museum Saturday, Nov. 16. “Santa gave our museum an incredible gift—all of the proceeds from the event are going toward next year’s kids’ program,” Childress County Heritage Museum Director Niki Seal said.
Floral design students repurpose pumpkins, tin cans

Floral design students repurpose pumpkins, tin cans

Floral design students repurpose pumpkins, tin cans

Memphis High School floral design students recently repurpose pumpkins, as well as gallon tin cans, using the items as alternative containers for fall centerpieces and door hangers.
Memphis High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members host Friendsgiving, welcoming over 60 individuals for food, friendship and fun. Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Memphis High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members host Friendsgiving, welcoming over 60 individuals for food, friendship and fun. Photo Courtesy of Memphis ISD

Memphis FCCLA hosts Friendsgiving

Memphis High School Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) members host Friendsgiving, welcoming over 60 individuals for food, friendship and fun.
On Friday, Nov. 1, Wellington High School (WHS) recognized members of the Class of 2025 who are active in band, cheerleading, cross country and football. Kearstyn Molina is the daughter of Amos Molina. She has been a member of the Rocket Regiment for five years.

On Friday, Nov. 1, Wellington High School (WHS) recognized members of the Class of 2025 who are active in band, cheerleading, cross country and football. Kearstyn Molina is the daughter of Amos Molina. She has been a member of the Rocket Regiment for five years.

Senior Night features band, cheerleading, cross country and football

On Friday, Nov. 1, Wellington High School (WHS) recognized members of the Class of 2025 who are active in band, cheerleading, cross country and football. Kearstyn Molina is the daughter of Amos Molina. She has been a member of the Rocket Regiment for five years.