The Archer City Wildcats’ football season came to a close on Friday, Nov. 7 against the Seymour Panthers.

Was there ever any doubt? The Windthorst Trojans dismantled the Petrolia Pirates for the District 6-2A title on Friday, Nov. 7.

The new auditorium for Holliday High School will have new water lines for the sprinkler system according to superintendent Cody Carroll during his report in the Holliday School Board meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.

Archer County Judge Randy Jackson declared a county-wide emergency burn ban on Monday, Nov. 10, that will be in place for 10 days until Nov. 20. The ban can be rescinded at an earlier date based on the determination of the Commissioner’s Court or County Judge.

The Windthorst ISD school board approved its 2024-25 financial audit during its school board meeting on Monday, Nov. 10.

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All 17 proposed Texas constitutional amendments passed both county and statewide during the Nov. 4.

John Wesley Hardin The violence of the western frontier has alternately fascinated and repelled readers for generations. Gunfights between the law, outlaws, and even in-laws have since become tales retold for decades.

The Archer Public Library is excited to announce that Tonies audio players and Tonies characters are now available for checkout! Families may check out up to one box per household and three characters per account for two weeks at a time. With over 50 stories available, little listeners are sure to find new characters they love with these screen-free devices. Visit the library today to learn more!

By Nathan Lawson The Archer City Council had the first readings of resolutions to use 4B funds for projects to promote growth and development in the city during is meeting on Thursday, Oct. 23.