Clarendon College’s McKayla Cartwright goes for two during the CC Lady Bulldog’s victory over rival Frank Phillips College, 87-77, last Thursday evening in the Bulldog Gym. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Hedley Lady Owls and Valley Lady Patriots came together Friday night to play basketball, support a fellow team mate Friday was “Team Kortney” day at Hedley School. Valley Lady Patriots wore purple socks to show their support for Kortney during the game.
Valley High School cheerleaders joined up with Team Kortney on Friday at the Hedley/Valley district match up. Fans and students from Valley wore purple ribbons and Team Kortney shirts at the game in support of Kortney Burton (pictured center), a Hedley student who suffers from epilepsy. Kortney will be undergoing surgery this week to help control her seizures. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Hedley junior Kortney Burton brings the ball down the court in Friday’s clash of the Owls. Hedley Lady Owls beat the Silverton Lady Owls, 48-31. The public is invited to come out and support Kortney Friday in their game against Valley by wearing your “Team Kortney” shirt or by wearing purple to the game. Hedley will take on Valley, beginning at 6:30 p.m. this Friday, January 10. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
One of downtown’s newest businesses, Texas Big Hair & Highlights, took home the championship title from the first “Great Bowls of Fire” Chili Challenge December 19. Ronna’s Creations was second in the vote of the people, Stavenhagen Video was third, and Every Nook & Cranny was fourth. Shown here are Texas Big Hair team members Ken Collins, Elaine Brownlee, Ky Brownlee, and Kelby Brownlee. Enterprise Photo / Ashlee Estlack
Local merchants Terri Floyd and Annis Stavenhagen competed in the Chili Challenge with Floyd taken fourth place and Stavenhagen taking third in the people’s vote. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Two out of four Donley County Judge candidates – Jack Craft and John Howard – competed in the first “Great Bowls of Fire” Chili Challenge December 19; and while both men entered some mean bowls of chili, neither walked away with any bragging rights to take into the spring campaign. Enterprise Photo
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