Maria Miller of Shepard’s Crook Nursing Agency takes the blood pressure of Clarendon College student Jerard Graham of Burkburnett during the annual Donley County Health Fair at the Bairfield Activity Center last Thursday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
The pre-prom gathering at the Donley Count Courthouse was the first stop to an eventful evening held in honor of the Class of 2013. Juniors and seniors from HHS are shown with their dates for the evening. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey
Clarendon first graders took a tour of Jim Owens’ boot shop last week and learned about the process of crafting handmade boots. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
Clarendon High School’s McKayla Cartwright signed a letter of intent to play basketball for Clarendon College last Friday. Courtesy Photo / Melody Hysinger
South Plains college hosted the Regional Academic UIL contest on Friday. Competing form Hedley were Clay King- Social Studies; David Bell- Social Studies; Miles Patton- Science; Diego Souza- Science; Kassie O’Dell-Social Studies; Kristen Liner- Social Studies. Although the participants didn’t place high enough to qualify for state, they all worked really hard. “We were very proud of our kids for their hard work. Making it to Regionals- many for the first year in the contest is something to be commended.” Said Kari Lindsey, UIL Sponsor from Hedley High School. Courtesy Photo / Hedley yearbook
Freshman, Clay King competed in the 110 hurdles at the Area track meet on Tuesday in Panhandle. Salem Shelp, a junior from Hedley, also threw the discus at the meet. Courtesy Photo / Kassie O’Dell
The Hedley Livestock Team of Caden Farris, Austin Adams, Kassie O’Dell, and Kati Adams competed at the Texas Tech Area Livestock Judging Contest on Saturday. The team placed 10th overall and 7th in Area 1 qualifying them to advance to the State Livestock Judging Contest in College Station in May. Kati Adams was 10th High Individual overall and 9th High Individual in Area 1. Photo courtesy Hedley Yearbook
Donley County Child Welfare Board members Steve Carter and Markeeta Howard, along with CASA of the High Plains Program Director Lisa Blandford (center) tie shoes in front of City Hall on Monday afternoon. A total of 212 shoes represent all the children who died from child abuse in Texas in 2012, which is down from 231 the year before. Enterprise PHoto / Roger Estlack
Clarendon Daisy Troop 5379 gathered canned food and presented it to the Panhandle Community Services Food Pantry Monday afternoon. Shown here are Chelsea Wright, Riley Jantz, Evelyn Mills, Gracie Wilkins, and Whitney Williams. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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