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Rough road ahead

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Sixth Street near the ballparks shows the damage of rainfalls that dropped an unofficial seven inches of moisture on the city on and off from Friday through early Tuesday morning. Other streets also sustained damage. This street along with Third Street near from Allen to Bugbee are scheduled to be repaved but not until next spring. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Sixth Street near the ballparks shows the damage of rainfalls that dropped an unofficial seven inches of moisture on the city on and off from Friday through early Tuesday morning. Other streets also sustained damage. This street along with Third Street near from Allen to Bugbee are scheduled to be repaved but not until next spring. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Remembering when

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Gracie Clark watches her grandmother write down her memories of being six years old during Grandparents Day at Clarendon Elementary School last Friday. Gracie is a first grader in Mrs. Wann’s class. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Gracie Clark watches her grandmother write down her memories of being six years old during Grandparents Day at Clarendon Elementary School last Friday. Gracie is a first grader in Mrs. Wann’s class. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Ready for the show

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Katie Adams smiles for the camera as she prepares for the pig show at the Tri-State Fair Sunday morning. Also shown from Donley County are Austin Adams, Extension Agent Leonard Haynes, Ronnie Edwards, and Hedley FFA Sponsor Lon Adams. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Katie Adams smiles for the camera as she prepares for the pig show at the Tri-State Fair Sunday morning. Also shown from Donley County are Austin Adams, Extension Agent Leonard Haynes, Ronnie Edwards, and Hedley FFA Sponsor Lon Adams. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Something to crow about

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Estlack Bantams continued a family tradition over the weekend, capturing several awards, including the Championship of the Junior Show, at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo. Nathan Estlack earned a Tri-State belt buckle when he won the Grand Champion of the Junior Show with a Black Breasted Red Old English, he also had the champion AOCCL with a Dark Cornish and the Champion Old English. Daniel Estlack showed the Champion Modern with a Black Modern, Elaina Estlack had the Champion Duck with an Apricot Call duck, and Benjamin Estlack had the Champion Feather Leg with a Black Cochin. The kids also received several ribbons, including one for the Reserve Champion SCCL on a Rhode Island Red. Shown here are Nathan, Daniel, Elaina, and Benjamin Estlack. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Estlack Bantams continued a family tradition over the weekend, capturing several awards, including the Championship of the Junior Show, at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo. Nathan Estlack earned a Tri-State belt buckle when he won the Grand Champion of the Junior Show with a Black Breasted Red Old English, he also had the champion AOCCL with a Dark Cornish and the Champion Old English. Daniel Estlack showed the Champion Modern with a Black Modern, Elaina Estlack had the Champion Duck with an Apricot Call duck, and Benjamin Estlack had the Champion Feather Leg with a Black Cochin. The kids also received several ribbons, including one for the Reserve Champion SCCL on a Rhode Island Red. Shown here are Nathan, Daniel, Elaina, and Benjamin Estlack. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Barn burner

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A new barn owned by Dan Sawyer and located north of Clarendon is consumed by flames Monday evening. Clarendon volunteer firemen were paged at 6:52 p.m. and were quickly on the scene, but the structure was fully involved. Firemen were able to protect Sawyer’s nearby residence from any fire or heat damage, and the barn fire was full extinguished by 8:45. Hedley and Howardwick fire departments provided mutual aid. There were no injuries, and Clarendon Fire Marshall Jeremy Powell says the cause of the blaze is under investigation. Courtesy Photo / Kelly Hill
A new barn owned by Dan Sawyer and located north of Clarendon is consumed by flames Monday evening. Clarendon volunteer firemen were paged at 6:52 p.m. and were quickly on the scene, but the structure was fully involved. Firemen were able to protect Sawyer’s nearby residence from any fire or heat damage, and the barn fire was full extinguished by 8:45. Hedley and Howardwick fire departments provided mutual aid. There were no injuries, and Clarendon Fire Marshall Jeremy Powell says the cause of the blaze is under investigation. Courtesy Photo / Kelly Hill

Bronco Royalty

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Clarendon High School 2013 Homecoming Queen Deborah Howard (left) stands with members of the homecoming court Ryann Starnes, Savannah Topper, and Skylar White. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon High School 2013 Homecoming Queen Deborah Howard (left) stands with members of the homecoming court Ryann Starnes, Savannah Topper, and Skylar White. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

I Am Fading West

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Lance Adkins of Vernon stopped in at the Bar H BBQ N’ More on his “Fading West” journey of 1,200 miles from Texas to California to promote love, second chances, and redemption. Adkins departed Monday, September 2 and intends to arrive at Moonlight Beach in San Diego, CA on November 4, 2013. Upon arrival Adkins plans to be baptized in the Pacific Ocean to drown all the baggage that he has carried, say goodbye to the old him, and to burn the burdens others have shared with him throughout his journey and through his Facebook page. Pictured with Lance are Bar H waitresses Katie Askew and Kaylee Shields. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Whealty
Lance Adkins of Vernon stopped in at the Bar H BBQ N’ More on his “Fading West” journey of 1,200 miles from Texas to California to promote love, second chances, and redemption. Adkins departed Monday, September 2 and intends to arrive at Moonlight Beach in San Diego, CA on November 4, 2013. Upon arrival Adkins plans to be baptized in the Pacific Ocean to drown all the baggage that he has carried, say goodbye to the old him, and to burn the burdens others have shared with him throughout his journey and through his Facebook page. Pictured with Lance are Bar H waitresses Katie Askew and Kaylee Shields. Enterprise Photo / Morgan Whealty

Ice Cream Social

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Church of Christ pastor Chris Moore and Clarendon College Regent Susie Shields serve ice cream to Randall Reed, a sophomore from Wichita Falls, during the annual Ice Cream Social held last Tuesday at Clarendon College. CC Photo / Ashlee Estlack
Church of Christ pastor Chris Moore and Clarendon College Regent Susie Shields serve ice cream to Randall Reed, a sophomore from Wichita Falls, during the annual Ice Cream Social held last Tuesday at Clarendon College. CC Photo / Ashlee Estlack
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