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WOWW

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Pictured with Hedley Elementary students, Mr. Tom Panger from Amarillo demonstrated chalk art on Wednesday. Mr. Panger came to Hedley School as part of the WOWW (Windows on a Wider World) program that Hedley is a member of. Mr. Panger’s drawing took a little over an hour to complete. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Pictured with Hedley Elementary students, Mr. Tom Panger from Amarillo demonstrated chalk art on Wednesday. Mr. Panger came to Hedley School as part of the WOWW (Windows on a Wider World) program that Hedley is a member of. Mr. Panger’s drawing took a little over an hour to complete. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Score two

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Clarendon College sophomore Marcus Ellison of Corpus Christi goes up to score for the Bulldogs at home Monday night during CC’s 66-58 win over Western Texas College. Last week, the men lost to Frank Phillips College in Borger, 64-84. The Bulldogs will play in the Dawg House again this Thursday, January 22, at 8 p.m. against New Mexico Military Institute and then be on the road next Monday to play New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs. Enterprise Photo/Roger Estlack
Clarendon College sophomore Marcus Ellison of Corpus Christi goes up to score for the Bulldogs at home Monday night during CC’s 66-58 win over Western Texas College. Last week, the men lost to Frank Phillips College in Borger, 64-84. The Bulldogs will play in the Dawg House again this Thursday, January 22, at 8 p.m. against New Mexico Military Institute and then be on the road next Monday to play New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs. Enterprise Photo/Roger Estlack

Victory

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Clarendon College freshman Denika Brown of El Paso tries to get around Western Texas College’s defense during the Lady Bulldogs’ 70-59 victory at home Monday night. Last week, the women lost to Frank Phillips College in Borger, 62-73. The Lady Bulldogs will be on the road for their next two games, facing Southwest Texas Junior College in Uvalde on Thursday, January 22, and playing New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs on Monday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon College freshman Denika Brown of El Paso tries to get around Western Texas College’s defense during the Lady Bulldogs’ 70-59 victory at home Monday night. Last week, the women lost to Frank Phillips College in Borger, 62-73. The Lady Bulldogs will be on the road for their next two games, facing Southwest Texas Junior College in Uvalde on Thursday, January 22, and playing New Mexico Junior College in Hobbs on Monday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

In the news

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Clarendon Cub Scouts hold up newspapers after visiting the Enterprise last Wednesday in part of the requirements for earning their Tiger Cub rank. Shown here are Kaendan Moffett, Mason Green, Haughton Bivens, and Asher Caison. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
Clarendon Cub Scouts hold up newspapers after visiting the Enterprise last Wednesday in part of the requirements for earning their Tiger Cub rank. Shown here are Kaendan Moffett, Mason Green, Haughton Bivens, and Asher Caison. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly

Chili Champion

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Terri Floyd of Every Nook & Cranny had the winning pot of chili during last Friday night’s Great Bowls of Fire Chili Challenge sponsored by the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce. Also shown here are the runners up, second place finisher Kim Babcock of Stavenhagen Radio Shack (right) and third place winner Ronna Newman of Ronna’s Creations (left). Enterprise Photo / Ben Estlack
Terri Floyd of Every Nook & Cranny had the winning pot of chili during last Friday night’s Great Bowls of Fire Chili Challenge sponsored by the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce. Also shown here are the runners up, second place finisher Kim Babcock of Stavenhagen Radio Shack (right) and third place winner Ronna Newman of Ronna’s Creations (left). Enterprise Photo / Ben Estlack

Jobs well done

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Donley Judge Jack Hall and Precinct 2 Commissioner Donnie Hall were honored with a reception Saturday at the Donley County Activity Center to celebrate their service to the county. Judge Hall (left) will retire at the end of this month after leading the county since 1997. Commissioner Hall began his service in 1999 and is also retiring this month. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Donley Judge Jack Hall and Precinct 2 Commissioner Donnie Hall were honored with a reception Saturday at the Donley County Activity Center to celebrate their service to the county. Judge Hall (left) will retire at the end of this month after leading the county since 1997. Commissioner Hall began his service in 1999 and is also retiring this month. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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