Texas 4 -H Roundup ‘sparks’ youth leadership

Body The 2025 Texas 4-H Roundup lit up the Texas A&M University campus as 2,200 attendees from across the state gathered June 2–5 for a high-energy week of competitions, scholarships, hands-on learning and new programs focused on belonging, mentorship and workforce-ready skills.
Isabelle Parkey started the day with her Beef Educational Presentation “Go Brangus!”, and ended the day emceeing the assembly & hung her green jacket for the last time as Texas 4-H Second Vice President. Courtesy photo

WISD approve s pol icy change

Body The Windthorst ISD School Board approved amending the Board Policy DC Local which will give Superintendent Jason Nolan hiring authority during summer months in its board meeting on Monday, June 9.

Schenk honored at WCMP Rodeo

Body Cletus Schenk was honored for his time served on the Wichita County Mounted Patrol board during the WCMP Rodeo on Saturday, June 7. Schenk, a Scotland native, served as the second president of WCMP in 1965 and helped build the rodeo into what it is today.
Cletus Schenk (left) was honored at the Wichita County Mounted Patrol Rodeo on Saturday, June 7. Also pictured is WCMP President Hunter Cure. Courtesy photo

County May Tax Rebates

Body The cities of Archer City, Megargel and Scotland saw an increase in sales tax rebates in May than they did in the same time frame in 2024. Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced he will send cities, counties, transit systems and special purpose districts $1.

All-State Track Honors announced

Body Following another fantastic year for the Track and Field teams for the county high schools, numerous athletes earned All-State recognition from the Texas Girls Coaches Association and the Texas High School Coaches Association.
Windthorst thrower Gabby Hoegger earned an All-State nomination from the TGCA following her senior season in the discus circle. File photo

3A Softball, Baseball District Honors

Body District 7-3A was one of the toughest districts for baseball and softball in the entire state. Between the two sports, the district saw two state semifinalists and five regional finalists across the two playoff divisions.
Senior Eagle Michael Stewart earned District 7-3A Offensive MVP after he posted a .471 batting average and nine RBIs in district games. File photo