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And the winner is…

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Chuck Robertson, shown here with publisher Roger Estlack, was the winner of the Enterprise’s 2026 Pigskin Predictions contest Monday, taking home more than $1,000 in gift certificates and prizes.
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Milestone

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Kenidee Hayes (fifth from the left) is surrounded by teammates after she scored her 1,000th high school career point during the Lady Broncos’ 70-6 win over Memphis Friday night. The girls are headed to the bi-district title game on Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Amarillo High School. Follow Facebook.com/TheEnterprise for updates.
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Lions’ Service

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Lions District 2T-1 Governor Deanna Porter (second from the left) stands with Clarendon Lions Roger Estlack, Steve Hall, and Larry Capranica Tuesday after honoring them for their years of service to Lionism. Estlack received a 30-year chevron, Hall got his 20-year chevron, and Capranica was presented a 15-year chevron. See this week’s Lion’s Tale for other local recognitions from the district governor.
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Moving along

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Work continues this week on the replacement of the bridge between Kearney and Gorst streets on US 287 with demolition work expected to last a few more weeks before the contractor can start grading and forming the footings for Phase 3 construction. TxDOT officials now say they estimate the project will be completed by the end of October. The initial project timeline was 18 months, which would have been into the beginning of 2027. Good weather accelerated the first two phases of the job, but bad weather could just as easily reverse those gains.
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Snow much fun!

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Riley and Kamdyn Wright enjoy sledding following the winter storm that shut down churches, schools, and other activities after dropping as much as 10 inches of snow in some parts of Donley County. The frigid weather hit Friday evening with temperatures plunging into single digits and negative windchill factors. The snow mostly fell Saturday afternoon and well into the night. Enterprise readers submitted about a hundred photos of the winter wonderland and all the fun that was had as a result. You can see some of those pictures on page four of this week’s issue, and visit Facebook.com/TheEnterprise to see more.
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Lady Broncos rout Wheeler

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By Sandy Anderberg

The Lady Broncos played solid against the Wheeler Lady Mustangs last week and were in control throughout to get a huge district win at 53-20.

Kenidee Hayes led the way with 17 points that included three three-pointers, and Kate Shaw added 11 total points and was perfect from the bonus line hitting both free throws she attempted.

Overall, the Lady Broncos finished with three three-pointers and converted nine of ten free throws.

The ladies totally dominated Wheeler and held them to only three points in the first half of play while taking a 27-point lead into the locker room. The Lady Mustangs were never able to grab any momentum in the game as it all belonged to Clarendon.

Presley Smith and Berkley Moore added eight points each, and Gracie Ellis put in three. Madi Benson, Millie McAnear, and Laken Smith helped with two points each.

Paylin Hodges runs by a Panhandle Pantherette during last week’s game in the Bronco Gym.

Earlier in the week, the Lady Broncos hosted Panhandle and fell 38-52. Clarendon struggled to get anything going offensively in the game and were plagued by turnovers and missed shots. The ladies never gave up and were able to start a small comeback in the final eight minutes, however time was their enemy and they took the loss.

Shaw led with 12 and Hayes added 11. Moore put in nine, P. Smith put in four, and Benson had two.

The Lady Broncos will travel to Wellington January 30 and take on Highland Park at home on February 3 beginning at 6:30 p.m.

Broncos succumb to Panhandle

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By Sandy Anderberg

The Broncos hosted Panhandle last week and played hard in their 30-64 loss to the Panthers.

Hunter Caison goes up for two last week against the Panthers.
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The Broncos jumped out on fire and racked up a three-point lead after one quarter at 8-5. But a cold second eight minutes proved to be messy for the Broncos as they struggled on both ends of the court.

The Panthers were able to outscore the Broncos 19-3 to take a 13-point lead at the break. Panhandle was able to use the momentum to take them to a victory.

Overall, the Broncos three three-pointers and converted free throws at only 42 percent.

Michael Randall led with 17 points and Heston Seay added four. Brentley Gaines helped with three, and Paxton English added two.

Basketball skills

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Livie Austin handles the ball during the Clarendon PIPS performance last Tuesday during the halftime of the Lady Broncos game in Bronco Gym. For more pictures of the performance, see our coverage on page eight. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack

Lighting up the night

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Downtown Clarendon became a brighter place last week when the second block of streetlights were turned on for the first time. With the 200 block of Kearney now lit, lights to be installed on the 300 block, and that work is expected to be completed this spring. Work also continues on concrete in the 300 block and clean-up in the 200 block. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Quilt club honors veteran

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The Golden Needles Quilt Club presented Earl Shields with a Quilt of Valor for his service in the US Army. Shields served in the 14th Transport Unit at Fort Lewis in Washington state from 1958 to 1960. The club thanks Earl for his service. Courtesy Photo
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