Hedley High School Cheerleaders spent a week at Cheerleading Camp in Wellington and received a blue ribbon. Shown here are Kelsey Wells, Rebecca Butler, Kristen Liner, and Kassie O’Dell.
The 2012-2013 Bronco Cheerleaders attended Cheer camp at the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine on June 25-June28. They won several awards and learned a great deal of material to share with fans during the upcoming school year. They have also planned a Little Miss Cheer camp to be held on Saturday, September 1. They will also have spirit shirts for sale beginning August 10. The Cheerleaders from left to right are: Emberlli Holland, Abby Johnson, Elizabeth O’Rear, Sterling King, Sparky, Maci White, Skyler White, Jentry Shadle and Samantha Sanderson.
Local Pizza Hut workers Destiney Pate and Brandi Mays spend the day with Walking Across America Nick Kleckner as he rested up for the rest of his long journey. Hobo Nick is attempting to walk from the Atlantic Ocean in Florida to the Pacific Ocean in California. Nick started his journey without food, water, or money and has been living off the generosity of others. He arrived in Clarendon on Thursday and was welcomed by many in the Clarendon Community; several people gave him money, food, and toiletries. Nick’s goal is to find purpose in his life. Enterprise Photo / Tara Hogan
Lion Jim Taylor (right), secretary of the Hedley Lions, presented their “Lion of the Year” award to Roger and Sue Hagar in recognition of their outstanding service, loyalty and devotion to Lionism. The Hagars helped replace the ceiling in the Hedley Lions Building in addition to the air conditioning and heating system. The presentation was made at the Lions Zone 4 Installation of Officers on July 6 at 6:30 p.m. hosted by the Hedley Lions.
Ethan Rodriguez-Torrent and Steve Barton stopped at the Donley County VFW Coffee Shop in Clarendon Friday morning, July 13, along their coast to coast bicycle ride from Connecticut to San Francisco. Enterprise Photo / Scarlet Estlack
Glenda Hawkins was the lucky winner of the Quilt raffle that benefited the Friends of the Burton Memorial Library. The materials were donated by the Clarendon Outpost in memory of Leroy Leathers, Jr. It was constructed by MaryRuth Bishop, owner of Wishes Fabrics.“Thanks you” to all who purchased raffle tickets. Pictured are (left) Jerri Shields , Glenda Hawkins and MaryRuth Bishop. Courtesy Photo
Donley County Child Welfare Board members Steve Carter (left) and Markeeta Howard (right) with grand prize winners in the Cash for Kids contest Robin and Guy Ellis.
The turtle of White Deer's Malorie Collins crosses the finish line to win the 5-8 division in Henson's Turtle Race July 6. There were 168 participants this year, and Carson Campbell of Borger won the 9-14 division, and Kyler Bell of Clarendon won the 0-4 division.
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