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Christmas wheels

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A Clarendon family received a new car just before Christmas thanks to Street Toyota in Amarillo. With donations from his employees, Joe Street provided cars to two area families who were associated with the Golden Spread Council of the Boy Scouts of America. Bryan Tolbert at the council office recommended one family in Amarillo and also the family of Rosa Olivas, who is a member of BSA Scout Troop 4433 in Clarendon. Rosa’s mother Stella was presented with the late model Toyota as well as a gift card for $500 on December 22. Shown here are Steven Mills, Linda Rowland, Evelyn Mills, Richard Lara of Street Toyota, Rosa Olivas, Stella Olivas, Haley Matlack of Street Toyota, Daniel Estlack, Nathan Estlack, and Scoutmaster Russell Estlack.Enterprise Photo / Scarlet Estlack

Christmas spirit

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The Clarendon High School senior class donated $250 to the Lions Club to support the annual Christmas Food Basket service project. Lion Sweetheart Aubrey Jaramillo presented Boss Lion Landon Lambert with the check during Tuesday’s meeting. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

The Grinch is coming to town

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Kids of all ages are invited to visit the Grinch at 503 S. Cottage in Clarendon Saturday from 6 to 9 p.m. The Grinch, portrayed by Brandon Freeze, greeted folks at that address last weekend and will be joined again Saturday by Santa (Kenny Black), Cindy Lou Who (Kynna Phillips), and the Mayor of Whooville (Jayton Moore). Jaron Lockeby is shown here with Santa. Freeze says donations at the Grinch location will go toward the Angel Tree Project in Donley County. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Field trip

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Members of Clarendon Cub Scout Pack 437 visited the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Department Monday and were given a tour by fireman Chuck Robertson. Shown here are Jaxon Robertson, Zachary Taylor, Jaquadon Ballard, Cameron Taylor, Kase Zongker, and Rylan Taylor along with Kinze Zongker. Courtesy Photo / Elizabeth Zongker

Aquatic action

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Several features of the new Clarendon Aquatic Center were up and running last week as contractors ran equipment tests. The center is expected to open in May. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Helping hands

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These and other volunteers worked hard to feed 250 people last Thursday during the Community Thanksgiving Dinner at the Clarendon School Cafeteria. Organizer Keith Floyd said the event was a true blessing for the community, which served about 25 more people than last year. “We really thank everyone who helped and especially Clarendon ISD for letting us do this again,” Floyd said.” Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Virtual roaring

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Members of the Clarendon Lions Club held its first virtual meeting Tuesday with Boss Lion Landon Lambert wearing the fabled buffalo headdress. Also making reports at the meeting were Lions Roger Estlack, Jacob Fangman, Ashlee Estlack, and Corey Blaise.

Helping the Less Fortunate

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Students at Hedley School participated in the Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive, sponsored by Hedley High School National Honor Society last week. Members of the senior class delivered 852 pounds of food to Hedley Senior Citizens. Photo Courtesy of HHS

In the spotlight

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Donley County Judge John Howard (center image) was one of four elected officials on a special Texas Tribune virtual symposium on rural issues. Howard appeared with (clockwise from lower left) Tribune CEO Evan Smith, Kilgore City Councilmember Merlyn Holmes, Abilene Mayor Anthony Williams, and Real County Bella Rubio. For more about Howard’s remarks, see ‘Wick Picks’ on page four or view the event at www.texastribune.org/2020/10/21/future-rural-texas-event/

Broncos fall to Stratford

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The Broncos were looking to go deep, not only on the field, but also in post-season play. Things were going their way, until turnovers and missed extra points hindered their chance to advance. The Broncos lost their bi-district game with Stratford last Friday in Borger, 18-20.

Jordan Herndon charges to gain some yardage for the Broncos during their disappointing loss to the Stratford Elks last Friday night in Borger. For complete coverage of the game, see our article on page six. Enterprise Photo / Ben Estlack

“We lost a heartbreaker to Stratford, (but) I thought our kids played great on defense and offense,” head coach Clint Conkin said. “We ended the season 7-4 with some young kids getting experience for the future.”

The Broncos came out and worked the field exactly how they wanted and took an 18-7 lead at the break. Quarterback Brock Hatley threw two touchdown passes, one to Lyric Smith from eight yards out and one to Koyt Tucek for a five-yarder TD.

Jmaury Davis added to the point total with a four-yard run for six. Jordan Herndon was running on all burners as he compiled 208 yards on 25 carries, which was a personal best. Davis carried 19 times for 107 yards.

The Broncos finished with 348 yards rushing and 68 yards in the air. Hatley accounted for the 68 yards connecting on eight of 15 passes. He was also credited with throwing two touchdown strikes. Davis had three catches for 26 yards.

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