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At the Childress Municipal Airport

News Staff
Friday, June 14, 2024
CHILDRESS — Wednesday, June 5, a Cessna 182, along with canine co-pilot Cricket, stopped in for fuel on its way from Colorado to Hallettsville. A Decathlon fueled up, and a Champ, from Colorado, stayed overnight.
Financial tips for widows and widowers

Financial tips for widows and widowers

Financial tips for widows and widowers

Keyan Keys
Friday, June 14, 2024
Losing a spouse is one of the most painful experiences anyone can have. Unfortunately, widows and widowers have to deal with more than just the emotional trauma — they also must consider a range of financial issues. If you’ve recently been widowed, what financial moves should you consider?
Michael and common ground

Michael and common ground

Michael and common ground

Ty Kerley
Friday, June 14, 2024
With the launch of this column last week, we officially set sail on a grand and far-reaching journey that will eventually take us from the utter-most reaches of the cosmos, to the very depths of human consciousness in order to investigate and possibly answer the age-old question; “Is God dead?
1930 Remnant hosts 2024 Childress High School Prom

1930 Remnant hosts 2024 Childress High School Prom

1930 Remnant hosts 2024 Childress High School Prom

News Staff
Friday, June 14, 2024
Despite a light drizzle, Childress High Schoolers attend prom Saturday, May 11, following a Prom Parade, which stretched from First Baptist Church, southbound down Commerce St. and northbound up Main St., to 1930 Remanent. The 2024 Prom Queen was Chloe Churchill, and the Prom King was Scout Smith.
Construction crews work on demolishing sidewalks on the northside of FM 338 through Dodson back in May. Photos Courtesy of Jim Ellis

Construction crews work on demolishing sidewalks on the northside of FM 338 through Dodson back in May. Photos Courtesy of Jim Ellis

TxDOT’s FM 338 upgrade progressing through Dodson

Bev Odom
Friday, June 14, 2024
DODSON – Last October, contractors began on the FM 338 project, east of Wellington, with replacement of the Atteberry Creek bridge.

Collingsworth Police Blotter

News Staff
Friday, June 14, 2024
Jail book in:1 Jail book out:0 Jail population:8 Civil papers served:0Reminder: Collingsworth County Commissioners Court allowed the burn ban to expire. To report controlled burns, call the Collingsworth County Sheriff’s Office at 806447-2588.
The Fair Park tennis courts will be closed for renovation for 12-14 days from the beginning of the project start date, which is anticipated to commence at the end of this week, according to Childress Municipal Development District (MDD) Executive Director Sheabree Nix. Courtesy Graphic

The Fair Park tennis courts will be closed for renovation for 12-14 days from the beginning of the project start date, which is anticipated to commence at the end of this week, according to Childress Municipal Development District (MDD) Executive Director Sheabree Nix. Courtesy Graphic

Fair Park tennis courts to be closed for renovation

Elizabeth Tanner
Friday, June 14, 2024
CHILDRESS — The tennis courts in Fair Park are scheduled for a summer makeover, a project which will close the courts to the public for 12-14 days from the beginning of the renovation start date, according to Childress Municipal Development District (MDD) Executive Director Sheabree Nix.
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