After following a map across the campus, local students dig for buried treasure in the Clarendon College volleyball pit during the “Pirate’s Life” class at Kids’ College last week. A wide variety of courses for kids ages 4-15 continue through the summer at Clarendon College. Courtesy Photo / CC Marketing Department
Members of the Donley 4-H club traveled to Mesa Vista Ranch on June 3 for an overnight camp and fishing tournament. They won the tournament and brought home the travelling trophy for the second year in a row. Those attending were Calder Havens, Tyler Harper, Clint Franks, Koyt Tucek, Clay Koetting, Aaron Harper, Payton Havens, Kade Hunsaker, Kaden Bennett, Blaine Ellis and Extension Agent Leonard Haynes.
Clarendon Kindergartener Jackson Graves slides down a splash pad during the year-end play day at Clarendon Elementary School last Friday. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
New elected officials for the City of Clarendon smile after taking their oaths of office during a ceremony at City Hall last Tuesday, May 21. Shown here are Alderman Sandy Skelton, Alderman Debbie Roberts Hillis, and Mayor Larry Hicks. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
A giant arrow sculpture was installed at the Saints’ Roost Museum Friday to put Donley County on the Quanah Parker Trail of the 52-county Texas Plains Trail Region. A formal dedication will be held in September. Shown here are Donley County Attorney Landon Lambert with sculptor Charles Smith. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack
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