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5K winners

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Winners of the First Annual Hedley Owl Fun Run were Garrett Bains-Adult Male, Collin Monroe- High School Student, Hayden Alston- Below High School, Michelle Branigan- Adult Female. Enterprise Photo / Kari Lindsey

Helping hands

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Scout BSA Troops 433 and 4433 spent Monday evening volunteering in Clarendon. Scouts pictured are (back) Colton Shields , Daniel Estlack, Nathan Estlack, Saffron Eugea, Phineas Eugea, Steven Mills, Kacie Eugea, Henry Bivens, Jayla Albus, (front) Ben Estlack, Mason Allred, Jacob Murillo, Evelyn Mills, and Haughton Bivens. Enterprise photo /Tara Allred

Test run

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Clarendon freshman Jmaury Davis runs the ball for the Broncos last Friday during their scrimmage with Shamrock. The
Broncos will be on the road this week for another scrimmage in Sunray and then open their season at home next week against Lockney. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Mulkey story

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Chamber Manager Bob Weiss (right) was interviewed about the renovations and reopening of the Mulkey Theatre by Nolyn Hill of Panhandle PBS last week as part of the channel’s series “The Handle.” The episode with Weiss’ interview is scheduled to be aired on October 31. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Blue beacon

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Wallace Monument Company’s 1958 neon sign is again greeting travelers on US 287 following a restoration partially funded by the Clarendon Economic Development Corporation and undertaken by AAA Signs. Co-owner Kim Fowler says the sign was installed by her grandfather, company founder L.L. Wallace, but had not been lit up since the early 1970s. “It’s very special to us and we’re so excited to have it lit up again,” Fowler said. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Road work ahead

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The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) on Tuesday began the first phase of a project on US 287 in Clarendon just on the east end of the existing concrete pavement near Gorst Street. According to Childress Area Engineer Matt Herbstritt, the work will include new concrete pavement along a 200-foot stretch of roadway. Construction on this project is expected to be completed in mid-October. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

New staff

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Clarendon ISD welcomed new personnel during in-service last week. New school employees this year include (back) Josh Lowrance (CJH paraprofessional), Yancy Molloy (CHS social studies/coach), Mel Evans (Band director), (front) Christi Benson (CJH special education teacher), Kilee Molloy (3rd grade teacher), Trevela Dronzek-Gaines (Kindergarten teacher), Chrislyn Farris (CJH special education paraprofessional), Meranda Graves (CJH math teacher), Miranda Thomas (Headstart paraprofessional), and Patti Evans (CHS paraprofessional) Courtesy Photo / Lisa Grahn

Broncs are back!

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The Clarendon Broncos reported for fall workouts Monday morning. Athletic Director Clint Conkin said 28 young men were working out for the varsity squad. The Broncos will scrimmage Shamrock next Friday, August 16, at 5 p.m. at home. The first regular home game will be August 30 against Lockney. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Construction zone

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Workers with LA Fuller & Sons prepare to install a portion of new 12-inch water line near the intersection of Bugbee and Fifth Tuesday morning as they strive to finish their work in that part of town before school starts. Clarendon City Administrator David Dockery the new water lines on Fifth Street is nearing the end and will go up Bugbee Avenue next. The new line in front of the school is twice the size of the pipe it is replacing and is part of the city’s larger USDA-funded water system improvement project. Enterprise Photo / Roger Estlack

Generous donation

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Hong Bouphaphanh (right) of the Jinda Café presents a check for $1,400 to Donley County Senior Citizens representatives Mary Shields and Kay Dye. The money will help the seniors purchase carports to protect the vans used for the Meals on Wheels program. Courtesy Photo / Sandy Skelton
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