“We have a lot of oil trucks running through our county,” says Wade Scarbrough (Commissioner, Precinct 1), “and many of these now heavily trafficked roads were only intended for tractors and light agricultural traffic. Now with not only the oil trucks, but also an increasing population and new developments, we’ve been looking for something better.”

The annual Round Timber Reunion will be held at the Round Timber Cemetery on Sunday, June 26, 2022, at the cemetery pavilion. The Round Timber Cemetery Association (RTCA) meeting will begin at 11:30 a.m.

The ACISD Cheerleading Annual Two Man Scramble was held at the Archer City Country Club on Friday, June 10. Seventeen teams participated, 46 holesponsors, 10 high school cheerleaders and eight junior high cheerleaders. Money from the event helps pay for camp, uniforms, camp wear, shoes and supplies for pep rallies and games. TOP: Jon Cowan and Frank Murray placed first at the two man scramble. RIGHT: Mickey Mayo and Steven Schroeder placed second. Eric Reed and Kane Decker tied for third with Steve Stults and Butch Ford. Courtesy photos/Jamie Krenek

In the double's draw your partner competition, Ronnie Wolf and Pat Anderle placed first followed by Trey Armstrong and Jerry Stedham while AJ Schreiber and Ty Duncan placed third on Sunday, June 5. Courtesy photo/Samantha Baumer

Superintendent Dr. William Paul provided the Windthorst ISD school board with an update on district wide security procedures and safety measures during a school board meeting Monday, June 13.

Archer County Constable Pct. 2 Donald Wayne Stevens was ousted from office following a 97th district court ruling on Wednesday, June 8.

Holliday ISD Superintendent Cody Carroll provided an update on the district’s Guardian program during a school board meeting Monday, June 13, after the recent events in Uvalde. With the program in place, faculty at the school may be armed in order to prevent a school shooting.

The Holliday City Council discussed personnel openings and appointments during its city council meeting Monday, June 13. The council went into executive session to discuss openings for the chief of police and the utility billing clerk.