Archer City’s Gage Gillispie (81) and Chance Warren (4) celebrate Warren’s touchdown catch in the second quarter of the Wildcats 49-28 win over Olney on Friday, Oct. 29.Photo/Will Edwards Holliday’s Katy Piper (L), Addison Lindemann (M) and Morgan Bodde (R) celebrate a point in the Lady Eagles’ 3-0 win over Bowie on Tuesday, Oct.

All three schools closed out district action on a high note with postseason play slated to begin on Tuesday night. Results from those bi-district matches were unavailable as of press time.

Peyton Marchand had three first half touchdown passes and Holliday’s defense was never really threatened in Friday night’s 41-0 win over City View at Don Lucy Field. Holliday (9-0) clinched at least a share of the district championship with Henrietta’s 42-14 loss to Callisburg.

Haven Vieth couldn’t be stopped. Windthorst knew it.

Just call him Superman. Ty Bates did it all in Archer City’s 49-28 win over Olney last Friday to set up a district championship showdown with Seymour this week.

Sixty years and counting for Lloyd and Rita Schreiber who gathered with their family at their home in Scotland recently for an anniversary celebration. All eight children and spouses along with their 19 grandchildren and spouses and three great grandkids were present for a barbecue meal and 42-tournament. The following morning the family gathered for Sunday Mass at St. Boniface for a special blessing. Courtesy photo/Colleen Schreiber

A Runaway Bay man died in a multi-vehicle car crash on U.S. 281 near Wichita Falls at about 6:45 p.m..

The Chubby Knuckle Choir, hailing from central Texas, will bring back its self-proclaimed "Acid Funk-Soulgrass" style of music to Archer City this weekend. This is the fourth time the genre-mixing group has come to Archer City on the first Saturday of November, and it marks the third time they will help A Major Funding (Michael Wren and Sam Berube) raise money for the Marlon Meador Memorial Scholarship.