Hedley 3rd grade students learn about the human body with student teacher Angie Branigan. Pictured are Kylie Monroe and Joshua Booth. Enteprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Clarendon eighth grader Whitney LaRoe ran in the Fritch track meet over the weekend, placing third in the 100-meter hurdles and fifth in the 300 meter hurdles. Complete results are on page six. Enterprise Photo / Alice Cobb
Clarendon ISD has collected 2,771 Box Tops and 200 Campbell’s Labels for Education and the elementary school will get a check for $271 to use toward its annual AR trip to Wonderland in May. People are asked to bring their Box Tops to the elementary office or send them to school with any student. Courtesy photo
The Les Beaux Art Club presented the Clarendon College Theatre Department with a $500 donation this week. These funds were raised from the annual Clarendon Arts Festival. Pictured here are Art Club President Glenda Hawkins, CC Theatre Instructor Leslia Schnaufer, Arts Festival Treasurer Freddi Jo Moreman, and CC President Dr. Robert Riza. CC Photo / Ashlee Estlack
Caleb Cobb bats for the Broncos during the first scrimmage of the season held Feb. Thursday the 13th against River Road. enterprise Photo / Alice Cobbb
The Clarendon Lady Broncos claimed the 2014 Area Championship trophy Friday night, dominating Wheeler, 63-22. Complete details of that game are located inside this week’s issue. The girls are advancing to the regional tournament after defeating Sunray this week. They will play Sundown at 6:30 p Courtesy Photo / Melody Hysinger
Clarendon Lady Bronco coach Molly Weatherred takes advantage of a time out during last week’s seeding game with Panhandle. The ladies are moving on in the playoffs this week. For complete details, see our coverage inside this week. Photo by Melody Hysinger
Clarendon Cub Scouts Daniel Estlack, Henry Bivens, Nathan Estlack, and Benjamin Estlack received their God & Me Awards during a ceremony at the First United Methodist Church Sunday. The boys are shown here with Pastor Lloyd Stice. Enterprise Photo
Emergency personnel tend to truck driver Gorge Rangel, age 21, of Munday as DPS Trooper Chad Simpson investigates the rollover which took place on SH 70 between Clarendon and Brice last Wednesday just before noon. Simpson said Rangel was traveling north when he attempted to negotiate a curve at an unsafe speed. The driver crossed the southbound lane and then overcorrected, causing the vehicle to roll over onto its side. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Adenia Baird was the winner of more than $1,000 in prizes and gift certificates during the Enterprise’s Pigskin Prediction contest this week. Out of 78 entries, Baird’s entry was selected in a random drawing of three people who submitted five correct predictions regarding Sunday’s Super Bowl. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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