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GT Showcase

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Clarendon sixth grader Taylor Halsell shows his computers exhibit to junior high principal John Taylor last Tuesday during the Gifted & Talented Showcase at Clarendon ISD. Other students showing at the event were Justus McAnear, Bruce Campbell, Hagen Newman, Ella Estlack, Autumn Beal, Elliot Frausto, Brooklyn Lemons, Millie McAnear, Gracie Clark, Ben Estlack, Bella Neal, Maloree Wann, Courtlyn Conkin, Easton Frausto, Avery Halsey, Toby Leeper, JaeAnna Lockeby, Britton Cottrell, Jace Cottrell, Laney Gates, Makenna Shadle, Cate Word, Josiah Howard, Graci Kidd, Sophia Bilbrey, Nathan Matthews, Kailee Osburn, Jayden Monds, Kira Weatherton, Chardy Craft, Tessa Lutters, Christian Wooten, Gavin Word, Harley Jauregui, Philip Monds, O’Rian Neal, Trinity Stribling, Clayton White, Cire Jauregui, Taylon Knorpp, and Jack Moore. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Volunteer service

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Several Scouts and other volunteers assembled in Citizens Cemtery Monday afternoon to place flags on the graves of hundreds of veterans ahead of Memorial Day services next week. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

PEAK donation

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Clarendon ISD Superintendent Mike Norrell (left) presents a check for $7,500 to Clarendon College President Robert Riza last week to support the PEAK Scholarship Program, which benefits Clarendon High School students taking dual credit classes and CHS graduates who attend CC full time as well. CC Photo / Ashlee Estlack

Laura’s Legacy

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Laura Hommel shares a laugh with former student Thad Hall during a reception honoring her at Clarendon ISD last Wednesday, May 10, during which the CISD Functional Living Center was renamed “Laura’s Legacy Center.” Enterprise photo / Roger Esltack

Fish tale

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Brandon Early with Texas Parks & Wildlife Department’s Dundee State Fish Hatchery stocked approximately 1.3 million walleye into Lake Greenbelt last Thursday to improve the fishing at the lake after the walleye was hurt by the drought. Officials hope five to 10 percent of the baby fish will survive. Greenbelt General Manager Bobbie Kidd said small bass in the 10-12 inch range are being caught frequently and that crappie are biting very well right now. The lake came up about 1.5 feet over the winter and is currently sitting at 53.32 feet, Kidd said. Enterprise photo / Tara Allred

Dismounting

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Hadley Barnet comes off the side of a bronc after successfully riding the beast during the Saints’ Roost Rough Stock Challenge hosted by the Clarendon Outdoor Entertainment Association last Saturday, May 6. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Historic field trip

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Clarendon second graders learn about pre-historic animals that roamed the Panhandle during a trip to the Panhandle Plains Historical Museum in Canyon last Friday. The tour also included a scavenger hunt in the museum’s Pioneer Town and learning about the lives of native Americans. Students later enjoyed lunch at Amarillo’s famous Big Texan Steak Ranch. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Helping Hands

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Hedley Second graders collected nearly 90 pounds of can tabs and donated them to the Ronald McDonald House in Amarillo on Monday. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey

Senior game

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The Lady Bronco seniors MaRae Hall, Zaryia Smith, Brianna Butler, Jensen Hatley, and Briley Chadwick received roses after their final home game last Friday. With last their win over Memphis the ladies claimed third-place in district play. Their first playoff game will be against Abernathy at Tascosa High on Friday, April 28, beginning at 6:00 p.m. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly

Press Awards

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Representatives of the winning newspapers at the Panhandle Press Convention last Saturday with Ben Estlack and Ella Estlack holding awards for the Enterprise . Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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