Wiley Post

Body
For the adventurers and dreamers of the world, there are no limits. Wiley Hardeman Post was born on his parents’ cotton farm near Canton in November 1898. He was born on a farm with no electricity in a time when airplanes were still just a dream, but within a few years, he would become one of the most famous pilots in the world.
TEXAS HISTORY MINUTE

Check It Out! Archer Public Library

Body
The Summer Reading Contest has begun! If you haven’t already, stop by the library to pick up some reading logs or track your reading online at this link: https://forms.gle/8EbzRq- 1J6rAQRsnFA. Every hour you read is one entry in the raffle for the GRAND PRIZE Amazon Fire HD 8 tablet. This tablet comes with the library’s FREE reading app Libby, giving you access to our extensive catalog of e-books and audiobooks. Also, this year we will have prizes along the way! Can you achieve Reader of the Week status? Whoever turns in the most reading logs any week during the contest will receive a special prize! If you live in Archer County, you can sign up for the contest! For questions, call or visit the library.
Gretchen Abernathy-Kuck

Game Warden Field Notes

Body
Cargo was being inspected at a Dallas-Fort Worth Airport by Customs and Border Protection Agriculture Specialists and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Inspectors when they came across packages containing what they claimed to be steel nippers. The package didn’t have the expected weight and was opened for inspection. Inside the box was numerous bags of vegetable seeds and dried shrimp. A package contained Ipomoea Aquatica seeds (water spinach), which is a harmful aquatic species in Texas. A second package claimed to be shirts. Wrapped inside the clothing was a bag that also contained Ipomoea Aquatica seeds. It is illegal to import or possess seeds in Texas. The cases were referred to a Tarrant County game warden and the packages were seized as evidence. The individuals who imported the products were issued citations. The cases are pending.

Trio takes home TSWA all-state softball honors

Body
After concluding the most successful season in school history with a 38-3 record and the first trip to the state tournament, Holliday was well-represented on the Texas Sports Writer’s Association all-state squad.
Trio takes home TSWA all-state softball honors

County sets speed limit for Three-Way Road

Body
The Archer County Commissioners Court voted to set a speed limit of 45 mph for Three Way Road but elected not to close the road off to through truck traffic during its meeting Monday, June 24. The county commissioners originally discussed the idea of closing off the popular county shortcut, which connects FM 1954 and FM 2244.

Hash to lead Archer City FFA program

Body
An Archer City graduate is returning home to lead the ACISD FFA and agriculture program as Tanner Hash was recently named the district’s new agriculture teacher. Hash attended Archer City ISD from kindergarten through his graduation in 2014.
Tanner Hash was hired to be the new Archer City ISD FFA mentor. He hopes to help the program grow in numbers and scholarships given. Courtesy photo/Tanner Hash

Archer County's Loran named Miss Rodeo Texas

Body
Archer County resident Bobbi Loran was named Miss Rodeo Texas in San Antonio over the weekend of June 23 through 25. Loran grew up in Scotland and attended Archer City ISD from which she graduated from in 2017.
Bobbi Loran, an Archer City ISD graduate and former Scotland resident, was named Miss Rodeo Texas at its competition in San Antonio over the weekend of June 23 through 25. Courtesy photo/Bobbi Loran