- Clarendon Live

Skip to main content
Skip to primary sidebar
Skip to footer

Home
Read
- News
- Sports
- Opinions
- Obituaries
Big-E Classifieds
- Place Your Ad
About Us
Sign in

The Clarendon Enterprise - Spreading the word since 1878.

October 12, 2016 by Morgan Wheatly Leave a Comment

Clarendon EDC Secretary Roger Estlack and Texas Tech architecture graduate student JuanRaymon Rubio review conceptual plans for the the revitalization of downtown Clarendon during the First Friday Art Trail in Lubbock last Friday. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack — Clarendon EDC Secretary Roger Estlack and Texas Tech architecture graduate student JuanRaymon Rubio review conceptual plans for the the revitalization of downtown Clarendon during the First Friday Art Trail in Lubbock last Friday Enterprise Photo Ashlee Estlack

Filed Under: Images

Reader Interactions

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Primary Sidebar

Search this website

LOCAL SPORTS

Broncos take down Vega

By Sandy Anderberg The Broncos played solid and defeated Vega 35-32 at home last week after a physical ball game. Kaleb Bolin and Michael Randall finished with 11 points to lead the way. The two teams battled early in the game and only one point separated the teams. But the Broncos played a strong offense […]

Lady Broncos drop District opener to Panhandle

By Sandy Anderberg The Lady Broncos opened their district season at home against number two ranked Panhandle and were narrowly defeated 42-50. The Lady Broncos played solid in the first eight minutes and led the Pantherettes by four points. Junior Kashlyn Conkin poured in nine points in the opening quarter that included two three-pointers and […]

Footer

Reader Comments

Gary Cockerham on Guest Column: Osprey crash generates unfair criticism
Editorial: WT president turns his back on free speech – Panhandle Regional News on Editorial: WT president turns his back on free speech
cvejmoores on Guest Column: Re-think COVID vaccine if you haven’t gotten it
Roger Estlack on Flower Power

BBC News

Match of the Day 2
Tiger Woods' son Charlie, 15, hits first hole-in-one
Tiger Woods' son Charlie, 15, hits first hole-in-one
Woman dies after being set on fire on NYC subway

Local Links

Clarendon College
Clarendon ISD
Donley County
Genealogical Society
Hedley CISD
Saints' Roost Museum

Texas Tribune

Retiring U.S. Rep. Kay Granger discloses “health challenges” after congressional absences
Donald Trump picks Houston billionaire Tilman Fertitta as ambassador to Italy
Farm Bill gets extension as Congress passes spending package and averts shutdown

Web work by NetPresence · © 2024 by Clarendon Enterprise · 105 S. Kearney St. · Clarendon, Texas 79226-1110 · Phone: 806-874-2259 · Log in