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Owl Royalty

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Megan Weatherread, Madison Torres, Savannah Trent, and Taylee Elhert were announced as Hedley’s Homecoming Court last week. The school will crown the Homecoming Queen this Friday when the Owls take on Vernon Northside on Memorial Field. Game time will be at 7:30 p.m. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Late night swim

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Dozens of kids enjoyed swimming after hours August 19 when the Clarendon Aquatic Center held its Bronco Splash following Clarendon High School’s scrimmage with Childress. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Road work ahead

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Workers are busy on Seventh Street this week between Koogle and Ellerbe streets. The city-funded project is rebuilding the road that has been ravaged over the years from storm water. Enterprise Photo

New faces

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Clarendon CISD welcomed several new faculty and staff members and employees in new positions last week. Shown here are (back) Jennifer Martinez, kindergarten; Amanda Martindale, junior high math; Anessa Woodard, elementary paraprofessional; Mariah Putnam, junior high paraprofessional; Charyssa Woodcook, junior high English; Ashley Bowman, elementary paraprofessional; Anne Dushay, fourth grade; (front) Kathy Campbell, element paraprofessional; Sharyn Morrow, junior high paraprofessional; Jenifer Pigg, junior high principal; Kristen Taylor, high school secretary; Tanya Burton, district nurse; Jamie Cowley and Beverly Taylor, cafeteria staff; and Jacob Diaz, band director. CCISD Photo

Best in Texas

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The Clarendon Enterprise crew – Tara Allred, Ben Estlack, Ella Estlack, Roger Estlack, and (behind the camera) Ashlee Estlack, display the awards presented to the paper by the Texas Press Association last month. The Enterprise won the Sweepstakes Award for small weeklies.

Wet welcome

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Members of the Bronoc Band douse Jacob Murillo with water following the a booster club sponsored water balloon fight last week. Murillo was named last week as the band’s drum major for the second year in a row. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Back to work

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Clarendon Athletic Director Clint Conkin gives instructions to members of the Bronco football squad during the first morning of workouts Monday. Twenty-eight players are reporting for this year’s team, and Conkin says the school will most likely not have a junior varsity this year. The public is invited to come to Bronco Stadium Friday night, August 5, at midnight to watch these young men crack some pads for the first time this season. The Broncos will scrimmage Stratford on the road August 13 at 11 a.m. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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