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Wellington ISD Third Six Weeks Honor Rolls

Wellington Elementary A Honor Roll First Grade Alaeja Archie, Callahan Cantu, Dallas Duke, Briley Holton, Joe Lemons, Kiah Lewis, Sophia Manuel, Joshua Orozco, Easton Patterson, Raylie Sims, … more

1/28/22

Area students make Clarendon College President’s, Dean’s List

CLARENDON — Childress, Memphis and Wellington students were named to Clarendon College’s President’s List and Dean’s List, announced on Friday, Jan. 21. Students on the … more

By Elizabeth Tanner | 1/28/22

With upper-60-degree temperatures Tuesday, Jan. 18, Wellington High School seniors Madilyn Armstrong, Marc Ramirez and Madison Waters discuss their last Collingsworth County Livestock Show held on the frigid and windy Saturday, Jan. 15.

Wellington High School seniors reminisce

1/21/22

Wellington Elementary fifth-grader Hazel Estrada exhibits her goat in the 2022 Collingsworth County Livestock Show. A 4-H member, she wanted to try exhibiting since some of her friends show goats.

Wellington Youth exhibit show animals

WELLINGTON — Over 60 youth competed in the 2022 Collingsworth County Livestock Show last Saturday, Jan. 15. The swine show opened the activities at 9 a.m. “We had a fantastic stock … more

By Bev Odom | 1/21/22

Wellington Elementary Sparklers wish all good times, good cheer and a Happy New Year

1/14/22

Madilyn Armstrong has shown animals for six years. In the past, she has switched back and forth between goats and lambs. She showed a Boer goat her first year, a wether lamb her second, a wether lamb and ewe goat her third, a wether lamb and ewe lamb her fourth, two wether lambs her fifth and now, Brio, her pig. Armstong explained that she decided to show a pig her final year since all her older siblings showed swine. “I want to bring back some tradition as I try to influence my nephews and get them interested in a livestock project,” Armstrong said. “I like having something to look after every day, learning different skills and meeting new people.” She noted that patience is key in raising show animals, and that her responsibilities come first. Armstrong and Brio will be competing at the Collingsworth County Livestock Show this weekend. After graduation, she plans to study agriculture business. She hopes to obtain her associate degree from Clarendon College, then continue her education at West Texas A&M University.

WHS senior livestock project spotlights

1/14/22

Don’t mess with Texas Scholarship Contest open for applications

CHILDRESS — The Don’t mess with Texas Scholarship Contest is now accepting applications for the 2022 school year. Any Texas high school senior currently attending public, private or … more

1/14/22

Hip hip hooray, it’s second-grade pajama day

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1/7/22

From left, sophomores Kaseten Welch and Briley Waters and juniors Summer Owens and Rey Ramirez serve as Wellington High School’s annual Ugly Christmas Sweater contest student winners.

Wellington High School declares Ugly Christmas Sweater winners

12/31/21

Wellington Sports Schedule

Jan. 3 The JV and varsity Wellington Lady Rocket basketball teams play the Canadian Lady Wildcats in Wellington. JV plays at 5 p.m. followed by varsity at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 4 The JV and varsity … more

12/31/21

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