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Hawkins Scholarship

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Glenda Hawkins (left) presents the annual Jerry Hawkins Memorial Scholarship Tuesday to two Clarendon College students at the Herring Bank. The scholarship recipients were Brigg Hawkins, a freshman from Cleburne, Texas, and Ty Gatlin a sophomore from Gila, New Mexico. Also pictured is CC Judging Coaches Johnny Treichel (center) and Luke Ziegler (right). Enterprise photo / Tara Allred

Facelift

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Workmen with M&M Plastering applied a new finish to the former Clarendon Steakhouse building on Kearney Street this week. The Clarendon Economic Development Corporation owns the building and is funding renovations while working to attract a new business to the location. For more information, contact the Clarendon Visitor Center at 806-874-2421. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Bebout

New Staff/New Year

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Hedley ISD new staff for the 2017-2018 year are (back) custodian Ronald Alston, fifth grade teacher Angie Branigan, athletics and history teacher Braden Estes, superintendent Terry Stevens, English teacher Linda Naylor, athletic director and history teacher Eric Alston, (front) cafeteria worker Nicole Watts, sixth and seventh grade teacher Mandi White, and Cassie Jones, 1st grade. photo by Kari Lindsey

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The class of 2018 painted the street in front of Hedley School on Sunday. This long held tradition officially signifies the beginning of your senior year. Pictured are Cody Cabler, John Andrews, Zarek Mestas, Megan Wells, Caylor Monroe, Abagail Lopez, Kallie Lindsey, Tristen Harper, Paula Carrere, and Makinzie Hinton. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey

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Look! Up in the sky!

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Ella Estlack, Ben Estlack, Kasen Hatley, and Jaxon McAnear gaze at the solar eclipse Monday afternoon using special lenses and a welding mask to protect their eyes. Clarendon ISD set up live streaming websites for students to view the eclipse but did not allow students outside without their parents during the event. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Owl Football

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Hedley Owl TJ Leal carries the ball against Vernon Northside in the scrimmage Friday. Hedley will travel to Miami on Firday, August 25 for their next scrimmage. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey

Season warm-up

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Hedley football player Josh Fish wraps up TJ Leal in a drill during the Owls Two-A-Day practice on Monday. The Owls will scrimmage against Chillicothe this Friday, August 18. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

New faces

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Clarendon ISD welcomed new faculty and staff members during a breakfast at the school cafeteria last Wednesday. Shown here are (back) Clint Conkin, Athletic Director; Blake Nichols, Boys Basketball; John Stacy, Band Director; (front) Rene McArdle, Custodian; Danyell Quinlan, Teacher’s Aide Elementary; Melanie Lusk, Diagnostician; Erica McAnear, Fourth Grade; Mandy Nichols, JH Math; and Lauren Stacy, Elementary Music. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Signaling change

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Workers with American Lighting Signalization install new traffic lights at US 287 and Koogle Street (FM 2162) Tuesday afternoon as part of an upgrade to traffic lights in the Childress TxDOT District. New lights are also scheduled to be installed at Kearney Street and will feature pedestrian crossing lights. Enterprise PHoto / Morgan Bebout

Flight of delight

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Karen Watson and Kristen Taylor enjoy a flight of ice cream flavors dining the grand opening of Stocking Ice Cream Parlor in downtown Clarendon last Friday afternoon. Owner Virginia Patten said Monday that opening weekend went so well that the parlor sold out of ice cream. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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