Amarillo’s top band, “Insufficient Funds,” rocked the block Saturday night during the third annual Mulkey Block Party to help raise money for the continued renovation of the 1946 Mulkey Theatre. For more Block Party pics, see page ten. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Hedley Pre-K student Hayden Clements runs past the competition in the 40-yard dash at Hedley Field Day last week. Classes in both Hedley and Clarendon will close out the school year this week. Photo by HHS Yearbook
Madison Shelp, Roger Hagar, Buford Holland, Lon Adams, Wyatt Wheatly, Kortney Burton, Corkey Burton and Garrett Bains plus others put flags out on the graves of Veterans buried in Rowe Cemetery.
The Mulkey Theatre was the star of the show Saturday night as hundreds of folks gathered downtown to help raise money for the continuing restoration of the theatre. Enterprise Photo / Matthew Martinez
Mayor Larry Hicks declared last week Peace Officers Memorial Week during the May 14 city meeting and presented a signed proclamation to Donley County Sheriff Butch Blackburn recognizing the service of local law enforcement. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Precious rain fell on Donley County and the surrounding area last week with more in the forecast this week. Lori Howard, Clarendon’s Cooperative Observer for the National Weather Service, measured 5.42” over the last week. Greenbelt Water Authority General Manager Bobbie Kidd said the lake has risen 3.05 feet since last Monday and 4.12 feet since January 1, and he estimates the reservoir captured 4.43 million gallons with last week’s rains.Shown here water rages off the school practice field.Photo by Roger Estlack
Dr. Robert Riza had the rare opportunity of a college president conferring a certificate on his own child when his son, Bobby Riza, participated in commencement exercises at Clarendon College last Friday, May 8. Bobby is one of 212 students to graduate from CC this spring, the largest graduating class in the college’s 116-year history. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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