Savannah Topper, Ryann Starnes, Deborah Howard, and Skylar White were named members of the Clarendon High School 2013 Homecoming Court during last Friday’s pep rally. One young lady will be named Homecoming Queen this Friday night during halftime ceremonies in Bronco Stadium. Courtesy Photo / CHS Yearbook
Tommie Saye was honored with a certificate and reception last Wednesday for his 57 years a Cooperative Observer for the National Weather Service for Clarendon. Those daily duties are now being done by Lori Howard, but Saye was very faithful in recording the highs, lows, and precipitation for Clarendon for more than half a century. Shown here are Amarillo NWS Science & Operations Officer Todd Lindley, Tommie Saye, and Lucy Saye. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Denver Chambless escapes a Ft. Elliott Cougar at Hedley’s scrimmage last Friday. The Owls travel to Higgins Friday, August 30, for their season opener. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
A 2007 Peterbilt truck goes up in a huge fireball on US 287 in Clarendon Saturday, August 17, threatening the building housing Faith Saddlery. The truck driver, 41-year-old Fasil Mengistu Alemu of Eagan, Minn., escaped from the fire unharmed. The truck was completely destroyed, but the trailer and cargo were undamaged. The building sustained broken windows and fire damage to the awning. This was the third time a truck has burned to the ground in Donley County this summer. Responding to the incident were members of the Clarendon, Hedley, and Howardwick fire departments; Donley County Sheriffs’ Office; Donley County EMS; Texas Department of Public Safety; and the Texas Department of Transportation. The Enterprise appreciates Kelly Hill and Lige Smith for also providing photos of this fire. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Lightning streaks across the Clarendon skyline August 8 in this image capture by a Samsung Galaxy S3 smart phone from Clarendon College looking toward the east as the storm left the city. Courtesy photo / Britton Hall /NWS Certified Skywarn Spotter/KEFH Radio
The Clarendon High School Cheerleaders attended camp at Tarleton State University June 17-20. The girls learned new material for the school year to help cheer the Broncos on. Bronco mascot Sarah Luttrell received an All-American nomination. Senior Emberli Holland, junior Abby Johnson, and sophomore Sterling King also received All-American nominations. The team received a bid to Nationals and got a Superior rating on the cheer they performed. The Bronco Cheer Squad is looking forward to leading the crowds this year. Shown here are: Brooke Smith, Sterling King, MaRae Hall, Emberli Holland, Sarah Luttrell, Skyler White, Abby Johnson, and Jensen Hatley. Courtesy Photo / Terri Luna
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