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Spectacular!

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The sky seems to explode on the western horizon as the sun sets on Clarendon following a thunderstorm that rolled through the city last Thursday evening, June 14. The picture looks up US 287 from Country Bloomers Flowers & Gifts. Enterprise Photo / Anndria Newhouse

Worth the price

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Donley County VFW Post Commander Nathan Floyd delivers the keynote address at the Memorial Day Service on the Courthouse Square Monday morning, in which he praised the service and sacrifice of the nation’s servicemen and women and said that America “will always be a home worth dying for.” Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Honor students

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Clarendon High School graduates Jordan Luna, Trevela Dronzek, and Wesley Williams received high honors during the annual commencement exercises last Friday evening. Luna was named as the recipient of the Knorpp Cup Award, Drozek was recognized as the Best Girl Athlete, and Williams received the Fighting Heart Award. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Hot shot!

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The Enterprise senior crew captured this picture of the annual eclipse Sunday evening by shooting the image through a pair of Brighton sunglasses from Every Nook & Cranny.

Fire department presents awards

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The Clarendon Fire Department recently held their annual family night party. Delbert Robertson was recognized for his 32 years of dedicated service as Fire Chief. Robertson resigned as fire chief but remains an active member of the Clarendon Fire Department. Anndria Newhouse was awarded Firebelle of the Year by the Clarendon firemen. Ryan Hill was named rookie firemen of the year. Buddy Howard was named fireman of the year.

Chick it out

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The first graders at Clarendon Elementary had baby chicks hatch in their classrooms this week. With the help of the Donley County Extension office they placed eggs in incubators in their classrooms on April 19th and this week approximately 21 days later the baby chicks hatched and came chirping their way into 1st grade. Makenna Shadle, Kenleigh Dunham, Jayde Gribble, April Franklin, and Jacquaviyon Brown. Courtesy Photo

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Seven Clarendon High School students competed in the thirty-second annual Texas State History Day in Austin on May 4. The group performance, Revolutionary Blood, by senior Kae Hewett and junior Samantha Sanderson placed fourth in competition and received the Outstanding Regional Entry Award. Senior MiKayla Shadle placed fifth with her historical paper Sarah Cockrell: A Woman of Substance. Shadle, also, received the Ruthe Winegarten prize for the best entry dealing with women’s history. The award carries a $100 cash prize, autographed copy of the book I Am Annie Mae by Annie Hunt and a medal. Other students representing Clarendon High School and the Panhandle-Plains Region were seniors Nathan Dziedzic and Jerah Luna and juniors Elizabeth Best and Maritta Brady. Clarendon High School congratulates all of our competitors for their hard work and dedication to the preservation of history.

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