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Sit a spell

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Lon Adams and Bill Carson visit during the 100th anniversary celebration of Moffitt Hardware last Saturday in Hedley. Carson has owned the store for more than 25 years and was very pleased with the crowd that turned out for the store’s anniversary. A head count was not available, but Carson’s daughter said they bought 240 hot dogs to serve and had to buy more after those ran out. Hedley’s Main Street was packed with cars during the entire celebration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Chicken checkin’

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Guy London from Stamford FFA examines a chicken during the Clarendon College Invitational Judging Contest last Saturday. London is a senior this year and has been judging poultry judging for four years. His team placed four in the CC poultry contest. This year’s judging contest drew its biggest crowd ever with 2,550 participants registered. Local students’ results will be published next week. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Honoring the Broncos

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Clarendon Mayor Sandy Skelton (center shaking hands with Coach Brandt Lockhart) and members of the Clarendon City Council issued a proclamation last Friday honoring the accomplishments of the 2016-2017 State Championship Runner-Up Bronco Basketball Team. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Bronco Spirit

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Clarendon High School announces the 2017-18 cheerleaders and mascot Roxie Adams, Braylee Shields, Raynee Newsome, Emily Johnson, mascot: Tate Parker, Faith Keelin, Ashlynn Newsome, Aubrey Jaramillo, and Kira Weatherton. Enterprise photo / Morgan Wheatly

Honor Society

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Clarendon High School’s National Honor Society chapter inducted new members Monday, February 27. Junior class members inducted were Alex Bilbrey, Trinity Stribling, Colt Wood, Andy Davis, Philip Monds, Joshua Cobb, and Grayson Birch. Shown here are (back) Alex Bilbrey, Chance Lockhart, Brooke Smith, Cire Jauregui, Jensen Hatley, Aubryanna Powell, Hannah Howard, Grayson Birch, (front) Trinity Stribling, Colt Wood, Andy Davis, Philip Monds, Joshua Cobb, Clay Koetting, and MaRae Hall. Courtesy photo / Alice Cobb

All dressed up

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Hedley High School students were looking good as they posed for pictures before the junior-senior prom held Saturday, March 4 in Quail. The 2017 Prom King and Queen were Kade McCleskey and Kenlee Lambert.Photo by Morgan Wheatly

Delbert Robertson Day

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Mayor Sandy Skelton presents a proclamation to Greg Collins declaring Sunday, February 27, 2017, as Delbert Wayne Robertson Celebration of Life Day in Clarendon. Robertson passed away in January after a lifetime of civic leadership and community service. The proclamation, accepted by Robertson’s grandson and other family members, was read during the February 23 meeting of the City Council. Shown here are Aldermen John Lockhart and Beverly Burrow, Skelton, Alderman Nathan Floyd, Collins, Alderman Larry Jeffers, Chuck Robertson, Alderman Doug Kidd, and Michael Thompson. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

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Les Beaux Art Club donates money to Hedley Art Program. Hedley art students Ida Thomasen, Kallie Lindsey, and Abagail Lopez are pictured with Hedley art teacher Diane Conatser, LesBeaux Art Club member Thresa Shelton, Hedley principal Reida Penman, and Art Club member Susie Shields. The Les Beaux Art Club proudly helps support art programs in schools in Donley County. The Les Beaux Art Club also donated money to the Clarendon CISD Art Program. Enterprise photo / Kari lindsey

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