Holliday athletes Jordan and Arden Peters have gotten to do something in the sports world that siblings dream of, playing high school sports together. “We love playing sports with each other,” Jordan said.

Twin brothers Noah and Ryder Strohman are no strangers to success. Since his freshman year, Noah has dominated the 3A running landscape.

Twelve different Regional qualifiers will come back for another time around the track for Windthorst this spring. Both teams swept the district meet last season, and will be helped by a mixture of returners and newcomers to attempt the same feat again this season.

Winning begets winning, also known as the “Winner Effect,” is a sports concept that basically states initial success is usually followed by even more success. Long-time Windthorst head baseball coach Scott Belcher said that is one of the biggest strengths for the Trojan program as a whole.

Much like last year’s track season. The Archer City Wildcats and Lady Cats will focus on the simple mindset of competing and improving from meet to meet.

For the 25-26 season, the Archer City Wildcats will be led by someone that is extremely familiar with Archer City and the Wildcats’ baseball program as a whole. Head baseball coach Michael Wolf looks to bring a defensive brand of baseball to the Black and Gold.

“On reaching Jerusalem, Jesus entered the temple courts and began driving out those who were buying and selling there. He overturned the tables of the money changers and the benches of those selling doves, and would not allow anyone to carry merchandise through the temple courts.

Jimmy Joe (Joey) Meador, 76, passed away on March 2, 2026 at his home in Archer City, Texas. Born on July 2, 1949 in Matador, Texas to James and June Meador, he was known for his sense of humor, strong work ethic, and his love of the cowboy way of life.

The Archer County Commissioners Court discussed next steps for the construction of a new Emergency Service Center during its meeting Monday, March 9.

The Archer City Council approved a resolution expending $60,000 of 4B funds to the Archer Livestock Association to fund improvements to build new bleachers on the North side of Berry Stadium also known as the Archer County Rodeo Arena.