Every Hedley volunteer firefighter will soon have new, up-to-date protective gear for the first time thanks to a $45,000 donation last Friday from the 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle. The donation … [Read Full Article] about Hedley firefighters get $45,000 gear gift
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Homeowner escapes fire last Tuesday
A fire that destroyed the home of a Clarendon woman last Tuesday, August 25, has been ruled an accident according to the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Department. Firefighters were paged out at 1:54 p.m. to 1113 W. Third where they found the home actively … [Read Full Article] about Homeowner escapes fire last Tuesday
CHS alumni reunion set Sept. 17-19
Clarendon High School alumni will gather Sept. 17-19 for the annual CHS Exes Reunion, featuring food, fellowship, entertainment, and the homecoming football game. Activities begin Thursday with T-shirt pickup (for those who pre-ordered) after noon at The … [Read Full Article] about CHS alumni reunion set Sept. 17-19
Blood drives to be next week
Coffee Memorial Blood Center will hold blood drives in Hedley and Clarendon next week and are calling for blood donors. The Bloodmobile will be at Hedley Public School on Tuesday, September 8, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Another blood drive will be held … [Read Full Article] about Blood drives to be next week
Lessons from ‘The Chief’
Roger Estlack, The Clarendon Enterprise The first day of class set a high bar for the Clarendon College Ranch & Feedlot Operations program when it hosted the new chief of the National Conservation Resource Service (NRCS) as the first guest … [Read Full Article] about Lessons from ‘The Chief’
CHS earns distinction from TEA
Clarendon High School earned a state distinction and scored well in the 2026 Texas accountability ratings, but Clarendon CISD has improvements to make, according to school officials. “These results give us a clear starting point,” Superintendent Byron May … [Read Full Article] about CHS earns distinction from TEA
Greenbelt moves forward with Lancium water proposal
Aaron Ramos, Greenbelt Intrepid Ashlee Estlack, Contributing Editor The Greenbelt Municipal and Industrial Water Authority may soon have a new source of water thanks to a proposal from the Lancium datacenter near Childress. Representatives of the … [Read Full Article] about Greenbelt moves forward with Lancium water proposal
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Editorial: Beware the extremists in this election
Election time is here, and the liars are out in force… in your mailbox, on television, on social media. Evil permeates the air, stoking fear and anger. This primary season, voters of both parties need to cut through the hysteria and look for candidates who will truly work for what is best for Texas and […]
Opinion: Rural votes matter in primary
For many rural Texans, elections can feel like a formality. By the time November rolls around, the outcome often seems decided. But that’s exactly why the primary election matters more than any other vote you will cast. In much of rural Texas, the primary is the election of consequence. Thanks to gerrymandered districts and one-party […]
Editorial: Our family’s continuing commitment
It’s safe to say that most – if not almost all – Enterprise readers were taken by surprise last week when we announced online that we had purchased The Red River Sun. I still find it a little hard to believe myself. It all happened so fast. We had talked back and forth with the […]
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