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Collingsworth Farm Bureau grateful for firemen

Collingsworth Farm Bureau grateful for firemen

Collingsworth Farm Bureau grateful for firemen

In appreciation for their efforts in battling recent fires in the area, Collingsworth County Farm Bureau makes a monetary donation to Samnorwood Volunteer Fire Department. Fire Chief Larry Wright, left, accepts the contribution from Agent Brandon Ward. 
How to manage your fearful, obsessive thoughts

How to manage your fearful, obsessive thoughts

How to manage your fearful, obsessive thoughts

There are times that we encounter negative thoughts that can be overwhelming.For some people, the more they try to get rid of their thoughts, the stronger they become. As a result, here is a brief list of techniques that a person can use to help manage their obsessive thinking.
Faith and science: It’s a good combo

Faith and science: It’s a good combo

Faith and science: It’s a good combo

I was still dating my now-wife, Beth, when I met Tom Matthews and his wife. Tom had worked as a research scientist at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory for 10 years, and he was a friend of my Uncle Chester Morgan, who also worked there.
Work begins on Downtown Revitalization in Childress

Work begins on Downtown Revitalization in Childress

Work begins on Downtown Revitalization in Childress

Contractors begin work on the Texas Department of Agriculture Downtown Revitalization Program project in Childress. The project, which began this month, will include new sidewalks, complete with curbs, gutters and Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)approved ramps and steps, along all of N.
Financial Focus

Financial Focus

Financial Focus

When you’re creating your estate plan, your biggest priority may be taking care of your family — your spouse, grown children, grandchildren, and other loved ones.

At the Childress Municipal Airport

CHILDRESS — Tuesday, May 7, a Cessna 172 stopped in for fuel, a Beechcraft King Air departed and a Pacer, from Wichita Falls, practiced in the area. A Cessna 172 fueled up, and a Cessna 206 stopped to pick up a prisoner and fuel on its way from Denton to Arizona.