Captivity

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Dear Friend in Christ, The new year started off rather uniquely for a 'nameless' woman in Laingsburg, Michigan. She heard 'angry, accented voices' coming from her living room. Fearing her husband was being held hostage by an intruder, she hid in a bathroom closet and whispered to the police on her cell phone. Sheriff’s deputies and a state trooper surrounded the house as the woman stayed on the phone line. They entered the house with guns drawn only to find a man sitting on the couch watching TV - alone! Police graciously did not release the woman’s name. At least she was partially right - TV, and many other things, do hold many people captive. What bad habits or old patterns do you need to break away from in this new year? I would like to encourage you with the same directive the prophet Isaiah gave to Israel in Babylon: “But forget all that - it is nothing compared to what I am going to do. For I am about to do something new. See, I have already begun! Do you not see it? I will make a pathway through the wilderness.
Captivity

County Basketball Roundup

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Boys Caprock Classic Quanah 46, Archer City 33 Archer City (8-7) was outscored 40-24 after the first quarter to allow Quanah to pick up a 13-point win to open the Caprock Classic in Lubbock. Chance Warren led the Wildcats with 19 points, including 12 of the team’s 18 points in the second half.
County Basketball Roundup

ACMAC begins traveling pop-up exhibit

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The Archer County Museum and Arts Center began a traveling pop-up exhibit on toys with the exhibit making its first stop at the Archer Public Library for the month of January. ACMAC Executive Director Callie Lawson said the non-profit was looking for ways to connect with the community and show what the organization can do in the future with its building once it reopens.
ACMAC begins traveling pop-up exhibit

County holds workshop on ARP funds

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The Archer County Commissioner’s Court held a workshop on Tuesday, Jan. 3, to discuss and determine how the county should spend its remaining $830,000 in funds from the American Rescue Plan act.

ACN's Top 5 Sports Moments of 2022

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5. Tackett provides Kirk Gibson-esque performance in slugfest with Lindsay (April 28)

After suffering a high ankle sprain late in the Trojanettes win over Bryson, Windthorst’s Tara Tackett looked unlikely to even play in the one-game bi-district playoff with Lindsay after two days of rest.

ACN's Top 5 Sports Moments of 2022raight 10 win seasons. File photo