Clarendon Elementary Principal Mike Word was surprised Tuesday morning with a new smoker grill. The Pony Parents organization presented the gift to Word, who is retiring this month after 31 years in his present role and a total of 39 years in education. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Patsy Spier, age 91, (right) and her niece Mary Ruth White, age 85, dragged Main Street in Hedley last Sunday with Dusty Wilkinson on his Indian motorcycle. Dragging Main continues to grow in popularity in Hedley and will be held again this Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Courtesy Photos / Shauna Herbert
The fourth Donley County Social hour, hosted by County Attorney Landon Lambert (above right) and editor Roger Estlack (above left) was held last Thursday and interviewed Judge John Howard M.D. The video can still be viewed at Facebook.com/TheEnterprise, and this week’s Social Hour will be broadcast at that same address this Thursday, May 7, at 5:30 p.m. Enterprise Photo
Community worship services continued at the Sandell Drive-In last Sunday, and plans are being made to hold a Mother’s Day service there this weekend. Shown here Howardwick Baptist Pastor Jim Fox stands near the stage as Mac Miller, Gary Cockerham, and George Hall provide music. The Mother’s Day service will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday, with Fox bringing a message of hope. All moms will get a flower at the service, Fox says. Courtesy Photo/Eric Riddle
Hedley residents hit Main Street Sunday evening to cruise the drag just like the good old days as a way of social distancing while still getting out of the house. This ‘65 Mustang was driven by Shauna Herbert and riding with her were Kathy and Patsy Spier and Mary Ruth White. Hedley folks will be on Main Street again this Sunday evening starting at 7:30. Enterprise Photo / Elaina Estlack
The third Donley County Social hour, hosted by County Attorney Landon Lambert (above right) and editor Roger Estlack (above left) was held last Thursday and interviewed local two local seniors Mattee Johnson and Kira Weatherton. The video can still be viewed at Facebook.com/TheEnterprise, and this week’s Social Hour will be broadcast at that same address this Thursday, April 30, at 5:30 p.m. Enterprise Photo
Parents, family members, and supporters of the CHS senior class held a drive-by parade last Thursday as the soon-to-be graduates were having their cap and gown photos made. Enterprise Photos/ Roger Estlack
The Donley County Commissioners Court sported bandana face masks during their regular meeting last Monday, April 13, as they did their part to practice social distancing and prevent any possible contraction of the COVID-19 virus. Shown here are Commissioner Mark White, Commissioner Dan Sawyer, Judge John Howard, Commissioner Andy Wheatly, and Commissioner Daniel Ford. Courtesy Photo / Donley County Treasurer
Associated Ambulance Authority Director Anna Howard stands beside the tent the EMS service has devised to protect themselves from the possible spread of COVID-19. The frame of PVC and PEX piping holds up a standard 0.4 mil plastic drop cloth, which then tucked around the edges of the bed once a patient is ready to transport. Howard said area hospital staffs have been impressed with the ambulance authority’s ingenuity. The plastic is discarded after each use and the cot and bedding is sanitized before the next run. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The second Donley County Social hour, hosted by County Attorney Landon Lambert (above right) and editor Roger Estlack (above left) was held last Thursday and interviewed local COVID-19 recovered patient Tammy Morrow, who gave great insight to her diagnosis and time in isolation. The video can still be viewed at Facebook.com/TheEnterprise, and this week’s Social Hour will be broadcast at that same address this Thursday, April 23, at 5:30 p.m. Enterprise Photo
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