The Archer City Council approved the resignation of council woman Debra Haehn and named her replacement during its meeting on Monday, July 29. Haehn, who had served on city council for 15 years, said she thought it was time for a new member to be on city council as she takes a board position on the newly formed Archer Ambulance Fund.

The Archer City Council discussed an update about creating a 501c3 nonprofit for the ambulance operation and whether to seek bids for the operation for the next fiscal year. Former Mayor and Ambulance Liaison Jake Truette gave the update to the board.

Holliday pride runs deep in newly named head girls’ basketball coach Kaleb Carver. As a graduate from Holliday in 2015, Coach Carver is extremely familiar with the winning culture of the athletic department, and frankly the entire town.

Archer County softball and baseball players received more All-State nominations over the last few weeks, this time from the Texas Sports Writers Association. These nominations should come as no surprise as all three teams in the county displayed several high-level athletes this season.

Over a span of 4 days, 30 4-H members from across the state of Texas attended the Texas 4-H Council Training. Two elected representatives from each of the 12 4-H districts, plus 6 at-large delegates, were present.

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