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Eagles Senior pitcher Caleb White took home the lone district superlative for the Eagles this season, claiming a Co-Pitcher of the Year nod for District 7-3A. In his 32.1 innings pitched against district foes, White posted a stellar 1.732 ERA, and held opposing batters to a .189 batting average.

St. Mary’s Parish in Windthorst celebrated their annual Parish Picnic from Saturday, June 6 to Sunday, June 7, including a Blooper ball Tournament held from May 28 to May 30. This marked the 134th year the parish held the event.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved the payout of overtime pay for sheriff’s employees in reference to Section 287(g) of the immigration and Nationality Act during its meeting on Monday, June 8.

Archer County Sheriff Jack Curd received the go ahead on installing a structure for a regional incinerator during the Archer County Commissioner’s Court meeting on Monday, June 8. The sheriff said his office is set to receive a regional incinerator to destroy evidence from Nortex Regional Planning Commission after Wichita Falls turned down the $30,000 piece of equipment due to it not being UL rated.

Archer County baseball had another successful year on the diamond this season. Under new head coach Michael Wolf, the Archer City Wildcats made the 2A-D1 playoffs for the second- consecutive season.

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The Holliday ISD School board elected to only purchase one new school bus in their school board meeting on Monday, June 8. In their May 11 school board meeting, the board approved the purchase of two Route Buses for the 2026-2027 school year, with one bus being traded-in.