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ACPD offering rewards for capture of fictitious character

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ACPD is asking for your help in capturing the dangerous wanted fugitive Michael Myers who has been seen lurking about Archer City. Myers escaped from an asylyum for the criminally insane and was last seen peering into the Archer County News and trying to steal the publisher’s car. If you spot Michael Myers in Archer City, all you need to do is take a selfie with him. Your information will be entered into a drawing to be held every Friday a 7:00 p.m. for a $10.00 certificate to local eateries. One entry per person per week. You must provide your contatct information at the time you get your photo taken. Drawings are held each Friday at 7:00p.m leading up to Halloween. Tag the Archer City PD on Facebook with your photo and help them capture Michael Myers!
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Bald eagle is spotted in Scotland field

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Last week Scotland resident Matt Yell got a call from his brother-in-law Matt Lindemann to come and see something interesting in the field of Lindemann’s parents, Wayne and Laverne Lindemann. It was a bald eagle snacking on a wild boar that Matt Lindeman had recently shot. Yell grabbed his camera, hopped in his truck, and headed to the field. He was able to capture a few photos of the magnificent bird before it soared away.
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Windthorst High School

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Windthorst High School Homecoming Court presented on September 4. L to R: Kaycee Teichman, Saige Anderson, Tara Tackett, Jenna Veitenheimer, and Homecoming Queen Camryn Latham. In front are Charlie Styles and Crue Vieth. (Not pictured is Breanna Escalante). Photo Courtesy Jaime Anderle
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Archer City couple loses home to fire

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Last Sunday an early morning fire caused extensive damage to the home of Lynn and Nita Lewis at 513 E. Main St in Archer City. There were no injuries reported. An account to help the Lewis’s with expenses has been established at American National Bank. Anyone wishing to help with the recovery efforts should make contributions to this account. Photo Jerry Phillips

Archer County News launches new web services

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We are pleased to present two exciting upgrades to its service: our brand new website and e-Edition, a digital version of our newspaper.

The e-Edition is an exact replica of the printed edition of the Archer County News in a popular, flipbook format. The e-Edition is easy and convenient, delivered right to your email inbox and there’s nothing to download — just click the edition and begin reading.