A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Tuesday, October 14, 2014, for the new Hedley Senior Citizens Community Building. The groundbreaking comes after several years of raising funds for a much-needed new building. This will start phase one of the new building. Donations are still needed to help complete phases 2 and 3 of the project. Pictured here are Jon Leggett, Leon Ward, Jim Mitchell, Anita Mitchell, Patsy Spier, Kathy Spier, Sue Hagar, and Roger Hagar. Enterprise Photo / Tara Allred
Members of Boy Scout Troop 433 and Cub Scout Pack 437 raise the American Flag before the Clarendon-Lockney game last Friday in Bronco Stadium. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The Clarendon College Livestock Judging Team competed at the State Fair of Texas last week. Anne Belden was 8th of 124 contestants in the novice division and both the Sophomore and Novice Teams finished in the top ten. The Meats Judging team came home with a win from the American Royal Stock Show out of seven teams. Jessica Humphrey was high individual; Hailey Dimintroff was 3rd high individual; Lane Harrington was 4th high individual; Kiersten Scott was 7th high individual; and Gus Holbien was 1st high individual in the alternates division.
Hedley Homecoming Queen Kortney Burton (third from left) smiles with homecoming court members Kati Adams, Becca Butler, and Kelsey Wells last Friday. Enterprise PHoto / Kari Lindsey
Clarendon High School freshman Jessie Taylor tries to get the ball past junior Amelia Weatherton during last Friday’s Powder Puff football games at Bronco Stadium. Enterprise Photo / Tara Allred.
Greenbelt Peanut Company received its first truck of Donley County peanuts for the 2014 season last Friday, September 26. The Spanish peanuts were produced by Roger Wade. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Workers with Gene James Construction rock Sixth Street last Tuesday afternoon as part of a two-pass seal coat process. More than two years after Clarendon voters approved a street improvement bond, City Hall says the project is completed other than clean-up activities. Enterprise Photo / Tara Allred
Clarendon Chamber of Commerce officials, the Clarendon Lions Club and The Bridge – Children’s Advocacy Center of Amarillo cut the ribbon for a new office at the Lions Hall Tuesday. The local office will serve children who are suspected victims of abuse in the southeast corner of the Panhandle. Bridge board president David Walker said the center serves a the largest area of any child avocacy center in Texas. Boss Lion Larry Capranica said The Bridge serves a great purpose in in that abused children don’t have to live a terrible event over and over. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Wheatly
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