Trojanettes magical run comes to an end

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Windthorst saw its magical run through the postseason come to an end on Thursday, May 20, following a pair of 6-0 losses in its regional semifinal matchup against Crawford. The future for the program is extremely bright as the Trojanettes (19-18) return everyone from a roster loaded with freshmen and sophomore talent.

Belcher, Wolf pitch Trojans past Muenster

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Cy Belcher and Kyle Wolf were nearly untouchable in both starts against Muenster, holding the sixth-ranked Hornets scoreless in a pair of 1-0 wins to allow Windthorst (24-12-1) to advance to the regional semifinals.
Kyle Wolf makes a great stretch at first base to get the Muenster runner by a step in the Trojans’ 1-0 win over the Hornets on Thursday, May 20, in Henrietta. The Trojans advanced to the regional semifinals where they meet Bosqueville later this week. Photo/Will Edwards

New Archer City water plant fully operational

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Eight years ago, based on a 2009 Feasibility Study by the engineering firm of Biggs & Mathews Inc, the City Council of Archer City set the wheels in motion to design, finance and build a state of the art water plant. The project was financed with a USDA Rural Development grant of $3 million and a USDA Rural Development loan of $5 million approved in June of 2013. After miles of tedious red tape, construction was underway in the spring of 2018. The plant is now fully operational.
John Fluharty of FS Specialist shows off the monitoring to the Archer City water plant. File photo

Exceeding expectations, Trojanettes outlast Rio Vista

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Many may look at the Windthorst Trojanettes’ 19-17 record and take them lightly but Alyson Deatherage’s squad is peaking and playing their best ball at just the right time. That was certainly on display this weekend as the Trojanettes took down Rio Vista 8-4 and 4-3 in a nine inning marathon to move on to the regional semifinals and a showdown with defending state champion Crawford (21-4).
The Windthorst Trojanettes celebrate following a game one win over Rio Vista in the regional quarterfinals on Thursday, May 13, at Denton Ryan. Photo/Will Edwards

Archer City High School graduates class of 2021

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Right: Valedictorian Cade Strickland accepts the Wichita Falls Fire Department Greg Oliver Memorial Scholarship from Sonja Oliver during the graduation ceremony Friday, May 14 in the Archer City ISD gymnasium.
Archer City High School graduates class of 2021

Hometown Gardener

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Paul and Nila Dow-learn-Owners of Wichita Valley Nursery. Paul’s recent books, “The Lazy Man’s Garden” and “Touch the Earth” are available at the Nursery, 5314 S.W. Pkwy, Wichita Fall, Texas.
Hometown Gardener

Archer County Sheriff’s Weekly Report

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The Sheriff’s Office received 87 calls for service last week. As this report is being written there were 31 inmates with five being female in the Archer County Jail. 11 arrests were made this week five being felonies and six misdemeanors.
Sheriff Jack Curd