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Sunday crash

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One of Clarendon’s oldest places of worship was damaged Sunday when a car ran into St. Mary’s Catholic Church during the parish’s annual barbecue dinner. Church spokesman Lindy Craft said no one was injured in the accident and the church is waiting on an insurance adjuster to determine exactly what damage may have been sustained by the building, which was constructed in 1892. Enterprise Photo / Scarlet Estlack

Clarendon on display

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Chamber of Commerce Interim Manager Bob Weiss promotes Clarendon during the annual Texas Travel Fair in Amarillo last Tuesday. The event was attended by travel counselors and visitor bureaus from all over the state. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Vein drain

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Marsha Bruce (right) draws blood from Weldon Sears during the annual Donley County Health Fair at the Bairfield Activity Center last Thursday, April 13. The Donley County Extension Service reports that 93 people attended the event, and 80 blood draws were done by Donley County Hospital District paramedics and Clarendon Family Medical Center personnel for preventative testing by Northwest Texas Health Care System. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Honor Society

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Hedley National Honor Society held its induction ceremony Friday. New inductees were Jayden Lambert, Kasie Hinton, Paul Yanez and Ida Thomasen. Courtesy photo / HHS Yearbook

Rainbow connection

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Brice Hawley captured this beautiful picture of a full rainbow near Howardwick last Thursday, April 15, which appeared unusual for its low profile on the horizon. Courtesy Photo / Brice Hawley

Town talk

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Clarendon Mayor Sandy Skelton addresses local students during the Kids’ Press Conference hosted by Donley Active Voices last Monday night at the Burton Memorial Library. Kids got to ask questions of candidates running for school board and city council, and Donley Active Voices plans to have the children write up those interview for publication in the near future. Enterprise Photo / Elaina Estlack

Keep smiling!

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Clarendon first grader Dominicc Holt receives a dental health kit from Clarendon Masonic Lodge Secretary Grett Betts during a special presentation Monday morning. The local lodge distributed more than 40 kits, containing toothpaste, toothbrushes, floss, to Clarendon and Hedley first graders as part of a campaign to improve children’s dental health. Clarendon school nurse Debbie Thompson also gave a presentation to teach kids about best practices to care for their teeth. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Panhandle tour

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West Texas A&M University President Walter Wendler visited with local students and community members at Clarendon High School last Wednesday, April 5, as part of his “Your Community, Your University” tour of the Panhandle. Shown here are WTAMU Student Government Representative Karina Villafuerta, Mary Wendler, WTAMU Assistant Director of Admissions Sedrick Knowlton, Dr. Wendler, Clarendon College President Robert Riza, and Clarendon alumni Dr. Dean Hawkins, Dean of the WTAMU’s College of Agriculture and Natural Sciences. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack

Boot Making 101

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Clarendon boot maker Jim Owens demonstrates his craft to local first graders during a field trip to his Kearney Street shop last week. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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