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Sweetheart finalists

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Boss Lion Richard Green (right) stands with the finalists in the Clarendon Lions Club Sweetheart application process Tuesday afternoon. Clarendon High School seniors Lauren Ceniceros, Shelbi Coles, and Maloree Wann were interviewed by the club, and the three discussed community service projects and potential projects as part of the process.
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Serving others

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Members of the Clarendon College Bulldog Basketball Team volunteered with the Bread of Life food ministry at the Clarendon Methodist Church on Monday. Head Coach Blake Cochran told the Clarendon Lions Club this week he’s always happy to find opportunties for players to serve the community. Courtesy Photo / CC Men’s Basketball

Honored servant

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Clarendon Mayor Jacob Fangman (right) presents former alderman John Lockhart with a plaque honoring his ten years of service on the city counicl last week. Enterprise Photo

Williams starts XC season out on top

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Lady Broncos Addy Havens, Kenidee Hays, Gracie Ellis, Elliot Frausto, Madi Benson, Tandie Cummins, and Lexi Phillips competed at Canyon Highschool last weekend. Courtesy Photo

By Sandy Anderberg

The Clarendon High School cross-country runners got off to a huge start in Canyon last weekend. The athletes competed in the 6-mile relay cross-country meet last Saturday.

Senior long-distance runner Bryce Williams participated in the varsity boy’s individual race and claimed the number one spot with a time of 8:12.05 for the two-mile course. Tristen Ybarra, who is new to the Bronco cross-country squad topped the field in the JV boy’s division with a winning time of 9:06.80.

Broncos Bryce Williams and Tristen Ybarra competed in Canyon on Saturday. Courtesy Photo

Running in the individual varsity girl’s division was Addy Havens who finished third overall with a time of 10:31.20. Kenidee Hays crossed the line in 12th place with a time of 12:07.00 and Lexi Phillips turned in a 12:38.00 for 15th place.

Senior runners Elliot Frausto, Madi Benson, Gracie Ellis, and Tandie Cummins competed in the 6-mile relay and finished in third place with a time of 43.08.70.

The Broncos and Lady Broncos will compete in Amarillo at River Road on Thursday, August 29.

Making a splash

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The Clarendon High School Class of 2025 held its first party of the year Sunday evening at the Clarendon Country Club with classmates enjoying swimming and hamburgers. Enterprise Photo

Ready for school

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Clarendon Senior Chelsea Wright paints her parking spot Monday as she gets ready for her last year at Clarendon High School. Classes began Wednesday for both Clarendon and Hedley public schools. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

New faculty joins Hedley school

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New Hedley Faculty
There are a lot of new faces on the faculty at Hedley CISD this year. Shown here are (front) Brandi Moffett, Principal; Katherine Monroe, 1st/2nd English, History; Daija Williams, Girls Athletics/PE; Ruth Davis, Counselor; Robin Pershall, PreK; Allen Grant, Boys Athletics, JH History; (back) Bill Richburg, HS history; Payton Hicks, PE; Cynthia Ewing, HS English; Kelsey Hollis, 2nd/3rd English, History; Haylie Hembree, 4th/5th English, History; and Mark Hilliard, Ag. New faculty not pictured are Brittany Bell, SPED; and Audra Berry, 2nd/3rd Math, Science. Enterprise Photo / Mandi Gay

Clarendon welcomes new teachers

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New Clarendon Faculty
New teachers at Clarendon CISD this year include Coach Nate Hennington, HS Math; Coach Isaac Semans, HS English; Coach Harley Schafer, HS Math; Ty Tubbs, Ag Teacher; Chrislyn Farris, Third Grade Teacher; Kathy Duniven, JH ELAR Teacher; and Rebecca Diggs, HS Special Education Teacher. Courtesy Photo

Thursday accident

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State and local emergency personnel responded to an accident on US 287 near FM 3257 late Thursday afternoon, August 1, which backed up traffic in the westbound lanes for some time. DPS Trooper Cole Ward said 35-year-old Timothy Hatfield of Amarillo was westbound when he drove into the center median, overcorrected to the right, and then overcorrected to the left, causing his Ford van to roll. He was not injured but did receive a citation. 
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