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
One last time down the home court Seniors Raul Carrillo, Salem Shelp, Bailey Wood and Irene Marinelli take their last walk during Friday night’s game against McLean. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
The Rosenfield Street Bridge opened for last week traffic following a half-million project that rehabilitated the structure and built a new bridge near City Park. The 1940 Warren truss bridge on Rosenfield was disassembled, reinforced, and rebuilt.
The new Seventh Street Bridge at City Park is also opened for traffic last Friday. The project bypassed a 1908 Pony truss bridge that was closed for safety reasons in 2008. The new bridge has room for traffic in both directions, and the old bridge was left in place as a foot bridge due to its historic nature. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Local Cub Scouts visited The Clarendon Enterprise January 8 to learn about communications and to satisfy part of the requirements for their Tiger Badge. Shown here are (back) Ben Estlack, Aiden Word, Grant Haynes, Mason Allred, Jackson Graves, Kaden Early, (front) Henry Bivens, Ethan Voglesgang, and Dan Estlack. Enterprise Photo
Howardwick Alderman Corrine Longan and Mayor Mike Rowland congratulate former city secretary Dianna Knight during a reception last week marking her retirement after serving the city for 23 years. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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