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
Rooster Moore executes the play during the Hedley – Valley JV game on Friday night. Valley came away with a 36-20 lead in the end. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Hedley Homecoming Queen candidates were named last Friday. Contestants are senior Kortney Burton, sophomore Kelsey Wells, senior Kati Adams and senior Becca Butler. The queen will be crowned October 3. Kari Lindsey photo
Coach Garret Baines, Pat White, Superintendent Bill Wood, and Principal Reida Penman get soaked along with other employees of Hedley ISD who participated in the Ice Bucket Challenge last Thursday to raise money for researching ALS (Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease). Hedley was challenged by Clarendon Elmentary School, and they in turn challenged Silverton and McLean schools. For video of the Hedley and Clarendon school soakings, visit www.facebook.com/TheEnterprise. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Skylar White (right) wears the crown of the 2014 Clarendon High School Homecoming Queen last Friday evening along with members of her court Taylor Gaines, Sterling King, and Allyson Grahn. White was crowned during a pre-game ceremony instead of the usual halftime ceremony due to gathering rain clouds that eventually turned the Broncos’ game with Springlake-Earth cold and soggy. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Class of ’64 members attending a dinner at the Donley County Activity Center Saturday evening were (standing) Faylon Watson, Carol McCullum Smith, Clydean Gilbreath Word, Ron Wood, Jimmy Braddock, Larry Gray, Ted Graham, Rod Stone, Ronnie Longan, (seated) Mauldean Self Dunn, Melissa Patterson Abelt, T’Rose Stepp Maze, Darlene Shields Spier, Nancy Ashcraft Watson, Shirley Moss Osburn, and Barbara Vinson Bobbitt. Also attending the reunion but not pictured were Deanna McAnear McCleskey, Ronnie McAnear, Janis Smith Elmore, Becky Spive Lane, and Jeannie Gibbs Owens. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Bob and Gaye Cole enjoy a BBQ chicken dinner, served by Kati and Nicki Adams at the Hedley Community Chicken BBQ last Thursday. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
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