Marissa Jamarillo and Aubrey Powell play with the Clarendon High School Bronco Band during the annual Christmas Concert in the Colt Gym Sunday afternoon. Courtesy Photo / Lisa Grahn
Life Scout Trent Smith receives a certificate of appreciation from Clarendon Mayor Larry Hicks Monday afternoon for his work in painting 20 fire hydrants around the city. Smith did the work as a service project as he works towards his Eagle Scout rank. The city puchased the paint, and Trent along with his father and brother, David and Tyler, put in a total of 92 hours scraping and painting the hydrants. Enterprise Photo / Elaina Estlack
Hedley NHS members sponsored a “Be Thankful” canned food drive. The kids at Hedley School collected 498 pounds of food that was donated to the Hedley Senior Citizen center for distribution to elderly residents of Hedley. The third grade class won the competition and will be getting a pizza party. Courtesy photo / Hedley Yearbook
Using magic to do science, Hedley third grader Taylee Ehlert helps Pam Brennan from the Don Harrington Discover Center with a demonstration recently. Students at Hedley learned about science through magic in conjunction with the WOWW program. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey
The City of Clarendon’s Jeff McKee hangs Christmas decorations on Kearney Street Monday afternoon as the town geared up for holiday activities this weekend. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Ronan Howard hugs his grandfather, George Howard, during Clarendon Elementary School’s Veterans Appreciation Service last Tuesday, November 10, in the Bronco Gym. Students sang patriotic songs and presented gifts to local veterans, and third graders appeared in a movie specially made for the men and women who have served in America’s armed forces. For more pictures from last week’s local veterans services, see page five. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Sophomore Arta Turner brings down the ball during the Bulldogs game against Louisiana Christian Prep last Wednesday at the Dawg House. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon Elemetary students performed several patriotic songs at their Veterans Appreciation Service held November 10. Enterprise photo / Roger Estlack
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