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Hedley High School will present “The Red Velvet Cake War” in One Act Play competition on Monday, March 21, at 3:00 in the Harned Sisters Auditorium. Photo courtesy Hedley Yearbook
Hedley High School will present “The Red Velvet Cake War” in One Act Play competition on Monday, March 21, at 3:00 in the Harned Sisters Auditorium. Photo courtesy Hedley Yearbook

Encouraging reading

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Gloria Gage (left) and Jeff Walker (right) presented Clarendon Elementary Principal Mike Word with more than 40 books for local first grade students onMarch 4, on behalf of the Donley County Retired School Personnel Association. The group also purchased a dozen copies of the same book – Goldilocks & The Three Dinosaurs – for first graders in Hedley. Enterprise Photo / Tara Allred
Gloria Gage (left) and Jeff Walker (right) presented Clarendon Elementary Principal Mike Word with more than 40 books for local first grade students onMarch 4, on behalf of the Donley County Retired School Personnel Association. The group also purchased a dozen copies of the same book – Goldilocks & The Three Dinosaurs – for first graders in Hedley. Enterprise Photo / Tara Allred

Arrive Alive

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Nianna Alcon, a Clarendon College sophomore from New Mexico, drives a simulator during the Unite Corporation’s “Arrive Alive” program Monday afternoon. The program travels the country to demonstrate the effects of drunk driving and driving while texting to young people at colleges, high schools, and military bases. After completing the simulator, students took a pledge to drive SAFE (Sober And Free of Electronics). Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Nianna Alcon, a Clarendon College sophomore from New Mexico, drives a simulator during the Unite Corporation’s “Arrive Alive” program Monday afternoon. The program travels the country to demonstrate the effects of drunk driving and driving while texting to young people at colleges, high schools, and military bases. After completing the simulator, students took a pledge to drive SAFE (Sober And Free of Electronics). Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

PEAK donation

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Clarendon Elementary Principal Mike Word presented a check to Superintendent Mike Norrell last week on behalf of the Pony Parents organization. The check for $3,750 will be added to the PEAK scholarship fund. CISD Photo
Clarendon Elementary Principal Mike Word presented a check to Superintendent Mike Norrell last week on behalf of the Pony Parents organization. The check for $3,750 will be added to the PEAK scholarship fund. CISD Photo

Election time

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Congressman Mac Thornberry and his wife, Sally, were in Clarendon last Thursday to cast their ballots in the Republican Primary. Local Republicans and Democrats can cast primary ballots early through February 27 at the Donley County Courthouse Annex. Enterprise photo / Roger Estlack
Congressman Mac Thornberry and his wife, Sally, were in Clarendon last Thursday to cast their ballots in the Republican Primary. Local Republicans and Democrats can cast primary ballots early through February 27 at the Donley County Courthouse Annex. Enterprise photo / Roger Estlack

Undefeated

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Little Lady Broncos went undefeated in the 3rd grade division of Kids, Inc. going 8-0. Shown here are (back) Hayden Elam, Kennadie Cummins, Gracie Clark, Tandie Cummins, (front) Maloree Wann, Whitney Williams, and Kenidee Hayes. Courtesy Photo / Adelita Elam
Little Lady Broncos went undefeated in the 3rd grade division of Kids, Inc. going 8-0. Shown here are (back) Hayden Elam, Kennadie Cummins, Gracie Clark, Tandie Cummins, (front) Maloree Wann, Whitney Williams, and Kenidee Hayes. Courtesy Photo / Adelita Elam

February is Heart Month

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Physician’s Assistant Devah Pittman spoke during the 4H meeting this month and stressed the importance of eating healthy, exercising and not smoking to keep your heart in tip top shape. To live a long and healthy life, taking care of your heart is important. Regardless of your age, having regular checkups can help your wellbeing. Knowing your blood pressure numbers as well as having blood work to check cholesterol levels can help identify issues early.Courtesy Photo / Donley County 4H
Physician’s Assistant Devah Pittman spoke during the 4H meeting this month and stressed the importance of eating healthy, exercising and not smoking to keep your heart in tip top shape. To live a long and healthy life, taking care of your heart is important. Regardless of your age, having regular checkups can help your wellbeing. Knowing your blood pressure numbers as well as having blood work to check cholesterol levels can help identify issues early.Courtesy Photo / Donley County 4H
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