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The Childress Farmers Market, which takes place the first and third Saturday of the season, will hit the bricks of Commerce St. from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, July 6. Vendors will include 4J Meats, Chip’s BBQ, Country Rhodes Creations, Farm-A-Cee, Gingersnaps Gardening, Grannie Annie’s Goodies, Paisley Peach Farms, Shut Your Pie Hole and more. Graphic Courtesy of Childress 1st & 3rd Farmers Market

The Childress Farmers Market, which takes place the first and third Saturday of the season, will hit the bricks of Commerce St. from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, July 6. Vendors will include 4J Meats, Chip’s BBQ, Country Rhodes Creations, Farm-A-Cee, Gingersnaps Gardening, Grannie Annie’s Goodies, Paisley Peach Farms, Shut Your Pie Hole and more. Graphic Courtesy of Childress 1st & 3rd Farmers Market

Crheildress students earn FFA Lone Star Degrees

Crheildress students earn FFA Lone Star Degrees

Crheildress students earn FFA Lone Star Degrees

Childress High School students, including Riggin Brents, Tuck Detwiler and Shadin Zuber, recently earned the Lone Star Future Farmers of America (FFA) Degree, the highest degree bestowed by the Texas FFA.

Letters to the editor

Dear editor, I read with interest recent articles concerning the needs of Childress Senior Citizens Center.That organization is a lifeline for seniors and something that everyone in Childress should have a concern for.After my father passed, it was the salvation for my mom and peace of mind for us.
Pat Snider is appointed as the Hall County and District clerk by Hall County Judge Ray Powell Thursday, June 27. “After 23 years with Memphis Independent School District (ISD), I have retired, effective July 31,” Snider said. “I look forward to serving the citizens of Hall County.” Snider replaces previous Hall County and District Clerk and Chief Elections Officer Kaci Mills, who recently announced her resignation. Mills was appointed in June 2022. Courtesy Photo

Pat Snider is appointed as the Hall County and District clerk by Hall County Judge Ray Powell Thursday, June 27. “After 23 years with Memphis Independent School District (ISD), I have retired, effective July 31,” Snider said. “I look forward to serving the citizens of Hall County.” Snider replaces previous Hall County and District Clerk and Chief Elections Officer Kaci Mills, who recently announced her resignation. Mills was appointed in June 2022. Courtesy Photo

Collingsworth Police Blotter

Jail book in: 3 Jail book out: 1 Jail population: 8 Civil papers served: 1Reminder: Collingsworth County Commissioners Court allowed the burn ban to expire. To report controlled burns, call the Collingsworth County Sheriff’s Office at 806-447-2588.

Correction:

Childress Junior High School Principal Janet Pierce was incorrectly named as Janet Word in the article “Childress ISD School Board review addition of CTE classes, new hires,” published Friday, June 21.
Texas Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Vice President of Leadership Development, National Officer Candidate and FCCLA Childress Chapter National Representative Kimi Ward plans with Region and State Officer Teams at the Texas FCCLA Leadership Training Camp Sunday, June 9-Friday, June 14 in Camp Allen. Photos Courtesy of Childress FCCLA

Texas Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Vice President of Leadership Development, National Officer Candidate and FCCLA Childress Chapter National Representative Kimi Ward plans with Region and State Officer Teams at the Texas FCCLA Leadership Training Camp Sunday, June 9-Friday, June 14 in Camp Allen. Photos Courtesy of Childress FCCLA

Childress FCCLA’s Ward attends Texas FCCLA Leadership Training Camp

NAVASOTA — Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Childress Chapter National Representative Kimi Ward, as well as FCCLA Childress Chapter Advisors Amy Detwiler and Jeffrey Collins, recently attended the Texas FCCLA Leadership Training Camp, a camp for incoming Region and State...
Ellison Park Working Group presents $445,000 check for park renovation

Ellison Park Working Group presents $445,000 check for park renovation

Ellison Park Working Group presents $445,000 check for park renovation

WELLINGTON – Mayor Larry Adams opened the 6 p.m. July 1 meeting of the Wellington City Council by welcoming members of the Ellison Park Working Group and additional Wellington Lions Club members. Project Chairman Neal Odom presented a check in the amount of $445,000.