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All I want…

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Eli Ritchie visits with Santa last Wednesday at the Hedley Senior Citizens center. “I want a fuzzy sweater,” he told Santa. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Eli Ritchie visits with Santa last Wednesday at the Hedley Senior Citizens center. “I want a fuzzy sweater,” he told Santa. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Sounds of the Season

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Alysse Simpson, Minnie Buckhaults, Taylon Knorpp, and Seth Greer play with the Clarendon High School Bronco Band during the annual Christmas Concert in the Colt Gym Sunday afternoon. Enterprise Photo / Matthew Martinez
Alysse Simpson, Minnie Buckhaults, Taylon Knorpp, and Seth Greer play with the Clarendon High School Bronco Band during the annual Christmas Concert in the Colt Gym Sunday afternoon. Enterprise Photo / Matthew Martinez

Merry Christmas to all

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Merry Christmas from the Donley County 4H and the Donley County Clover Kids! Over 200 care packages of trail mix and candy canes were assembled at our regular December meeting. These were handed out to the nursing home, the Donley County Senior Citizens, and the Hedley Senior Citizens. The Clover Kids helped decorate the paper sacks, while twenty-six 4H members and their parents combined the trail mix ingredients and packaged them for delivery.
Merry Christmas from the Donley County 4H and the Donley County Clover Kids! Over 200 care packages of trail mix and candy canes were assembled at our regular December meeting. These were handed out to the nursing home, the Donley County Senior Citizens, and the Hedley Senior Citizens. The Clover Kids helped decorate the paper sacks, while twenty-six 4H members and their parents combined the trail mix ingredients and packaged them for delivery.

Dedicated service

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Dr. Phil Shirley and Darlene Spier (far left) were honored during a recent retirement luncheon at Clarendon College. Shirley retired as president of Clarendon College after serving three years, and Darlene is retiring after 33 years of service to the College. Also shown here are CC Regents Jack Moreman, Susie Shields, John Howard, Ruth Robinson, Doug Lowe, Jerry Woodard, and Delbert Robertson. Courtesy Photo / Clarendon College
Dr. Phil Shirley and Darlene Spier (far left) were honored during a recent retirement luncheon at Clarendon College. Shirley retired as president of Clarendon College after serving three years, and Darlene is retiring after 33 years of service to the College. Also shown here are CC Regents Jack Moreman, Susie Shields, John Howard, Ruth Robinson, Doug Lowe, Jerry Woodard, and Delbert Robertson. Courtesy Photo / Clarendon College

Boat racers

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Nathan Estlack (center with trophy) holds up his championship award following the Raingutter Regatta held by Clarendon Cub Scout Pack 437 recently. Twenty boys competed from four dens in the competition in which Cubs blow homemade boats down ten-foot raingutters. Cubs and their families enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal following the race. Courtesy Photo / Stephen Bivens
Nathan Estlack (center with trophy) holds up his championship award following the Raingutter Regatta held by Clarendon Cub Scout Pack 437 recently. Twenty boys competed from four dens in the competition in which Cubs blow homemade boats down ten-foot raingutters. Cubs and their families enjoyed a Thanksgiving meal following the race. Courtesy Photo / Stephen Bivens

Almost done

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Louis Quintana and Toby Warren of Scott Wampler Construction make one of the final connections of the city’s waterline project this week. The workers said they expect to finish the project this week. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Louis Quintana and Toby Warren of Scott Wampler Construction make one of the final connections of the city’s waterline project this week. The workers said they expect to finish the project this week. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

White water rafting?

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Not quite. But the Clarendon College campus turned out to be the perfect place to go “snow boating” Sunday morning after the campus was turned into a winter wonderland, attracting college kids and community kids of all ages. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack
Not quite. But the Clarendon College campus turned out to be the perfect place to go “snow boating” Sunday morning after the campus was turned into a winter wonderland, attracting college kids and community kids of all ages. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack

Slow down

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Cold and wet weather led to dangerous driving conditions as these travelers discovered near Lelia Lake Monday night. An accident report was not obtained by press time, but TxDOT and DPS urged travelers to use caution during holiday traffic. Photo by Dep. Sonny Morasco / DCSO
Cold and wet weather led to dangerous driving conditions as these travelers discovered near Lelia Lake Monday night. An accident report was not obtained by press time, but TxDOT and DPS urged travelers to use caution during holiday traffic. Photo by Dep. Sonny Morasco / DCSO

Let it snow, let it snow

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Much of the Panhandle was covered by snow over the weekend with reports coming in of totals between six and 11 inches across the county. TxDOT crews worked to keep highways open, and city workers cleared the central business district Monday morning. Clarendon ISD delayed classes Monday by two hours but was back on schedule by Tuesday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Much of the Panhandle was covered by snow over the weekend with reports coming in of totals between six and 11 inches across the county. TxDOT crews worked to keep highways open, and city workers cleared the central business district Monday morning. Clarendon ISD delayed classes Monday by two hours but was back on schedule by Tuesday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

 

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