Holliday (25-5, 3-0) made quick work of Jacksboro and City View in the second week of District 7-3A play. The Lady Eagles ran their winning streak to six following Friday night’s win over the Lady Mustangs. In those six matches, Holliday has won 18-straight sets.

Windthorst (17-10) cruised to an easy 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-14) win at Hirschi on Tuesday, Sept. 14, to wrap up the Trojanettes’ pre-district slate.

In what felt like a classic boxing match, No. 4 Holliday (4-0) went on the road for a gritty 27-14 victory against Bells.

Second-ranked Windthorst (4-0) used a 27-point second quarter to pull away from Seymour (1-3) in a 60-20 homecoming win on Friday, Sept. 17.

Archer City (1-1) certainly had its chances to knock off Henrietta, even without the services of Ty Bates at quarterback. Early turnovers, costly penalties and misfirings on offense allowed the Bearcats to pull away from the Wildcats 43- 28 on Friday, Sept. 17.

The Archer County News is pleased to bring you a new Religion Page. Look for a new devotional each week from one of several local church leaders.

September 30 Daniel Reddick, Church of Christ, Archer City Archer City October 7 Mikey Pesqueda, First Baptist Church, Archer City Archer City.

The city of Scotland will be sponsoring a free Town Clean-up Weekend on Friday, Oct. 8, and Saturday, Oct.