Small hail formed “hail glaciers” following storms that blew through Donley County on Saturday evening, April 16, like these seen near Farm Road 1755. Rain accumulations totaled about 1.5 inches in some areas, and some of the “glaciers” were about two feet. Courtesy Photo / Kelly Hill
Clarendon High School seniors were looking good Saturday as they posed for pictures on the First United Methodist Church steps before the junior-senior prom. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / MATTHEW MARTINEZ
An Amarillo man throws a disc from the number three tee box at the new Greenbelt Disc Golf Course at Kincaide Park Sunday afternoon. The 18-hole attraction at Lake Greenbelt drew about 30 participants for its first official tournament. A bigger tournament is planned for June 4-5. For more information, visit the Green Belt Disc Golf Club on Facebook. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Steve Hall, Jesse Lincycomb, and Larry Lincycomb sing in the beer garden during the opening weekend of the Whistle-Stop Trade Days in Clarendon last Saturday. Owner Kimberly Britten estimates as many as 5,000 attendees visited 124 vendors over Friday, Saturday, and Sunday; and comments from the public have been extremely positive for the new venture with reports of increased business activity around town and on social media. The next Trade Days will be held May 6-8. Britten says some changes will be made regarding traffic flow for next time, but she believes the first one was definitely a success. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon College’s Johnny Treichel addresses 4H and FFA members during the opening of the annual CC Invitational Judging Contest last Saturday. The event drew more than 2,100 entrants plus a following of ag teachers, parents, and sponsors, swelling the city’s population to twice its usual count. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon High School senior Caleb Cobb signs his letter of intent with Abilene Christian University to play football, Thursday, March 31st. Caleb has served as CHS Class President for the past four years; he is a member of National Honor Society and a State Academic UIL Qualifier. He is a multi-sport student athlete who has competed at Regionals in Cross Country &Track as well earning TSWA All State Baseball Honorable mention in 2015 and Amarillo Globe Baseball Super Team honorable mention. Caleb has received the John C. Stevens Award for Academic Excellence from ACU and has plans to major in Political Science with an International Relations and Comparative Politics Concentration. Shown with Cobb are coach Alton Gaines, Clarendon Athletic Director Gary Jack, and coach Brad Elam. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Hedley High School was well represented at district tennis on Monday in Amarillo. Medaling were the boys’ doubles duo of Clay King and Adam Bernal, who earned first; the girls’ doubles dog of Brittney and Bailey Downing, also getting first, and the mixed doubles duo of Andrea Coccinni and Marie Francksen playing mixed doubles and earning second. Kallie Lindsey has secured third place, but has a playback game Wednesday for second place. The top two in each division compete at the Regional tennis meet later this month. Enterprise photo / Kari LindseyHedley High School was well represented at district tennis on Monday in Amarillo. Medaling were the boys’ doubles duo of Clay King and Adam Bernal, who earned first; the girls’ doubles dog of Brittney and Bailey Downing, also getting first, and the mixed doubles duo of Andrea Coccinni and Marie Francksen playing mixed doubles and earning second. Kallie Lindsey has secured third place, but has a playback game Wednesday for second place. The top two in each division compete at the Regional tennis meet later this month. Enterprise photo / Kari Lindsey
Dr. Robert Riza, President of Clarendon College, visits with Dr. Michael Evans, Dean of the Texas Tech University Health Science Center School of Nursing following the signing of a new partnership between the two schools. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
A large pile of discarded railroad crossties went up in flames on E. Rosenfield Street Sunday morning, March 20. Clarendon Fire Chief Jeremy Powell said volunteer firemen were paged to the blaze about 7 a.m. and stayed on the scene until noon. Powell said the crossties were a total loss but said there were no injuries. Authorities say the fire was deliberately set. Courtesy Photo / Clarendon VFD
Clarendon High School has announced its 2016-2017 cheerleaders and mascot will be Brooke Smith, MaRae Hall, Emily Johnson, Jensen Hatley, Aubryanna Powell, Raynee Newsome, Kira Weatherton, and Sparky-Sandrea Smith. Courtesy photo / Clarendon High School
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