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Archer City’s offense continued to flourish in their week three matchup against the Alvord Bulldogs on Friday, Sept. 13. Coming off a 50-28 defeat at the hands of Anson a week prior, a game that saw the Wildcats total nearly 400 rushing, Archer City topped that effort with 421 rushing yards on Friday night, leading to the 37-32 victory over the Bulldogs.

The Trojanettes won in an efficient 3-1 match against the Class 3A Iowa Park Lady Hawks at home on Tuesday, Sept. 10. After jumping to a 2-0 lead thanks to 25-20 and 25-17 wins in sets one and two respectively, Windthorst closely dropped the third set 26-24, before claiming the victory with a heated 25-23 set four finale.

The Archer City Lady Cats hosted the Class 3A City View Lady Mustangs on Tuesday, Sept. 10. In a gripping five-set matchup, the Lady Mustangs outlasted the Lady Cats in the final set 15-6 to take home the road win.

The Texas Department of State Health Services is now offering flu vaccines at no charge at their office at 511 S Cedar Street in Archer City. Required school immunizations for the 2024-2025 school year are still available as well. Appointments can be made by calling Laura at 940/5742159.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved the replat of the Maag Ranch Estates subdivision during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 9.

Windthorst High School Principal Daniel Williams presented his plans for improvements for the campus to the Windthorst ISD School Board during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 9.

Eight Archer County nonprofit organizations raised $14,960 in the regional fundraising program Texoma Gives, which was Thursday, Sept. 5, with donations able to be given before the event.