The Holliday City Council discussed parking issues at the City Park where no parking signs are posted during its meeting on Monday, April 20. Holliday Police Chief Kayla Stevens said people are driving over the sidewalks and parking on city park land across from the baseball and softball fields.

Grace and peace from the Lord our God and our savior Jesus Christ. The message of the gospel is not simply that Christ died and rose again—it is that His death and resurrection fundamentally reshape the life of every believer.

The spirit of the West rides into Archer City — a town synonymous with rich literary tradition — as the Larry McMurtry Literary Center will host a reception honoring acclaimed author James Wade at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, April 25.

Ava Dora of Archer County Farm Bureau has been elected the 20262027 Texas A&M Collegiate Farm Bureau Off-Campus Ambassador. In the officer role, Dora will be responsible for all recruitment and social activities that happen off campus.

By Nathan Lawson Early voting for a special election in Scotland began April 20, giving residents several opportunities to cast ballots ahead of Election Day on May 2. The special election will ask voters whether to legalize the sale of all alcoholic beverages, including mixed drinks, within the city.

New details have emerged about a proposed data center development along Three Way Road, as State Rep. James Frank confirmed on Wednesday, April 15, that Google is now the potential developer and operator behind the project.

At the Holliday City Council meeting on Monday, April 20, TranStar EMS recognized Holliday Police Officer Christopher Simmons and Holliday Volunteer Fire Department Paramedic Wade Penner for their lifesaving efforts during an event on April 4.

Although the game had no playoff implications, the second clash between the Archer City Lady Cats and the Windthorst Trojanettes on Monday, April 13 was as tight and hard-fought as a rivalry game could be.