The Archer City ISD school board approved an agreement between the district and Live Oak Public Finance for municipal advisory services and began the process of refinancing and smoothing out of payments of its current bond during its meeting on Monday, April 28.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved the appointment of David Wilk as Archer County Constable Pct. 3 during its meeting on Monday, April 28.

With Archer City’s Secretary Kim Whitsitt last day of work before retirement in sight, Mayor Steven Schroeder proclaimed Friday, April 25, as Kim Whitsitt day in Archer City during the Archer City council meeting on Thursday, April 24.

The Windthorst Trojanettes notched their first Bi-District round win in two years on Friday, April 25, completing the series sweep over the Nocona Lady Indians to advance to the Area round. This win marks a lot of firsts for the squad.

The Windthorst TrojThe Holliday Lady Eagles are in one of the toughest softball districts in the state. The District 7-3A softball is about as cutthroat as a district could be in the state of Texas. The top four teams in the district are perpetual playoff teams that usually make deep runs year-in and year-out.

The Holliday Eagles finished out district play after a two-game series with the Jacksboro Tigers on Tuesday, April 22 and Friday, April 25. Tuesday, April 22 Jacksboro 5 Holliday 2 After a pair of quiet innings to start the contest, senior Steele Skinner gave the Eagles the first lead of the game in the top of the third, slicing a 2-0 pitch in the centerfield gap for an RBI-single.

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District 9-2A Youth prevailed at the District 9-2A meet in Hamilton Park in Wichita Falls on Monday, April 21, and Tuesday, April 22. Not only where the Mixed Doubles district champions freshmen, but also the silver in Mixed Doubles, while the gold in Girls’ Doubles were sophomores.