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Clarendon welcomes new teachers

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New Clarendon Faculty
New teachers at Clarendon CISD this year include Coach Nate Hennington, HS Math; Coach Isaac Semans, HS English; Coach Harley Schafer, HS Math; Ty Tubbs, Ag Teacher; Chrislyn Farris, Third Grade Teacher; Kathy Duniven, JH ELAR Teacher; and Rebecca Diggs, HS Special Education Teacher. Courtesy Photo

Thursday accident

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State and local emergency personnel responded to an accident on US 287 near FM 3257 late Thursday afternoon, August 1, which backed up traffic in the westbound lanes for some time. DPS Trooper Cole Ward said 35-year-old Timothy Hatfield of Amarillo was westbound when he drove into the center median, overcorrected to the right, and then overcorrected to the left, causing his Ford van to roll. He was not injured but did receive a citation. 
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Employee of the Month

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Laura Inman of REFZ Sports Bar & Grill (center holding sign) was named as the Clarendon Chamber of Commerce Employee of the Month for July last week. Also shown here are Courtney Monroe, Jowlene Weiss, Kylee Glover, Bob Weiss. To nominate a Chamber member employee for outstanding customer service, visit ClarendonTX.com/EmployeeOfTheMonth.
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Focus on Fundamentals

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Clarendon CCISD Athletic Director Aaron Wampler addresses the 2024 Bronco football team following practice Tuesday morning. The Broncos started their fall workouts Monday, and Coach Wampler reports that about 30 young men have come out for the team this year. The Broncos will have two scrimmages on August 16 and 23 and then open the regular season against Panhandle on August 30.
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Detail crew

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Grant Hanes and Mason Sims put a shine on a car during the CHS Class of 2025 carwash last Sunday, which raised about $1,300 for Heather Sims’ battle against cancer. Donations to help with her medical expenses are still being accepted at the Donley County State Bank.
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Hoedown earns $9k for H’wick fire dept.

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Butch Murray was the winner of the mini-bikes and trailer at the sixth annual Howardwick Hoedown last Saturday in McMorries Memorial Park. Officials said this year’s Hoedown was the biggest one ever and raised more than $9,000 for the City of Howardwick Volunteer Fire Department. Courtesy Photo / Sandy Childress

The sixth annual Howardwick Hoedown was a huge success with a great day of fun and fellowship last Saturday at McMorries Memorial Park.
City Secr etary Sandy Lynn Childress said the weather was pretty warm, but it did not deter anyone from having a good time.
“It was the best one year,” she said. “It was the biggest turnout we’ve ever had, and it was the most donations that we’ve ever had.”
A total of $9,100 after expenses will be going to the City of Howardwick Volunteer Fire Department.
Butch Murray won the mini-bikes and trailer, and several other prizes were raffled off during the day. The Putting Contest winners were the teams of first place, Smoke Rings; second place, 2×2; and third place, The Luceros.
The community event was a great opportunity for fellowship, and many people attended to enjoy the vendors, food prepared by the fire department, and music throughout the day.

Wednesday fire

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Clarendon fireman Jason Messer sprays water on flames as the Clarendon Volunteer Fire Department responds to a fire in the 100 block of S. Goodnight Wednesday afternoon. Witnesses said a travel trailer was burning among debris in that area. No one was injured during the blaze. Enterprise Photo/ Tara Allred
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