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Rain damage

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City streets took a beating during the recent rains such as this hole that developed at Browning and Carhart streets in Clarendon. Courtesy photo / Laura Luttrell
City streets took a beating during the recent rains such as this hole that developed at Browning and Carhart streets in Clarendon. Courtesy photo / Laura Luttrell

Back to School Bash

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Clarendon College students pose for the camera during the Back To School Bash Monday evening. The college’s fall semester got underway Tuesday, and late registration continues through August 31. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon College students pose for the camera during the Back To School Bash Monday evening. The college’s fall semester got underway Tuesday, and late registration continues through August 31. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Sign-up time

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Missy Hyatt and her mother take advantage of online registration at Hedley School on Monday night. Classes at public schools in Clarendon and Hedley start next Monday, and classes at Clarendon College begin next Tuesday. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Missy Hyatt and her mother take advantage of online registration at Hedley School on Monday night. Classes at public schools in Clarendon and Hedley start next Monday, and classes at Clarendon College begin next Tuesday. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Post vandalism

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After the vandalizing of the Clarendon VFW Post last Wednesday a reward has been posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. West Texas Gas, located across US 287 from the Post was also hit. If you have any information about this crime, call the Donley County Sheriff’s Office at 806-874-3533. Courtesy photo
After the vandalizing of the Clarendon VFW Post last Wednesday a reward has been posted for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. West Texas Gas, located across US 287 from the Post was also hit. If you have any information about this crime, call the Donley County Sheriff’s Office at 806-874-3533. Courtesy photo

New Faces

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Clarendon ISD welcomed new faculty and staff members during an employee breakfast last Thursday, August 11. New to the district are Korey Conkin – Head Girls Basketball Coach/High School English, Meredith Lemons – Fifth Grade Teacher, Angie Gaines – Custodian, Jenae Ashbrook – All-School Counselor, Cecilia Batchelor – Junior High Math, and Lesa Rae Thornberry – High School Art/Theater. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon ISD welcomed new faculty and staff members during an employee breakfast last Thursday, August 11. New to the district are Korey Conkin – Head Girls Basketball Coach/High School English, Meredith Lemons – Fifth Grade Teacher, Angie Gaines – Custodian, Jenae Ashbrook – All-School Counselor, Cecilia Batchelor – Junior High Math, and Lesa Rae Thornberry – High School Art/Theater. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

New Kids on the Block

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New faculty members Cheryl Koetting, first grade; Tori Hanauer, 7-12 English; Cody Lancaster, History, Athletics and Coach; Mike Burgoyne Maintenance; Tiffany Clayton Custodian. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey
New faculty members Cheryl Koetting, first grade; Tori Hanauer, 7-12 English; Cody Lancaster, History, Athletics and Coach; Mike Burgoyne Maintenance; Tiffany Clayton Custodian. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey

Back in action

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Collin Monroe runs the ball during the Owls season opening scrimmage in Chillicothe. The Owl's next scrimmage will be in Miami on August 19, and their regular season will start August 26 at McLean. Courtesy Photo
Collin Monroe runs the ball during the Owls season opening scrimmage in Chillicothe. The Owl’s next scrimmage will be in Miami on August 19, and their regular season will start August 26 at McLean. Courtesy Photo

Game time

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The Broncos took the field in their first scrimmage of their 2016 season against Bovina last Friday. The Broncos will travel to Electra on August 18 for their next scrimmage, and the regular season will start August 22 at Shamrock. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
The Broncos took the field in their first scrimmage of their 2016 season against Bovina last Friday. The Broncos will travel to Electra on August 18 for their next scrimmage, and the regular season will start August 22 at Shamrock. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly

Ready for action

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Caylor Monroe looks for the pass during Hedley football practice this week as the Owls prepare for the first scrimmage of the season this Friday at Chilicothe. Coach Cody Lancaster says he’s optimistic about his team’s chances. “They are coming in with a good attitude, and they’re coming in to work, and that’s what we want them to do,” he said. “I think we do have a pretty good shot to make a run at the end of the season and go to the playoffs.” Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Caylor Monroe looks for the pass during Hedley football practice this week as the Owls prepare for the first scrimmage of the season this Friday at Chilicothe. Coach Cody Lancaster says he’s optimistic about his team’s chances. “They are coming in with a good attitude, and they’re coming in to work, and that’s what we want them to do,” he said. “I think we do have a pretty good shot to make a run at the end of the season and go to the playoffs.” Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
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