Ann Parkey, of Holliday, was presented with the Texas Cattlewomen’s Lifetime Achievement Award during their spring convention in Fort Worth on March 26. The Texas Cattlewomen are a certified producer organization by the United States Department of Agriculture that work for the betterment of the beef industry and serve as a clearinghouse of information concerning it.

Holliday Councilwoman Sandra Morris announced her plans to step down from city council due to moving outside of city limits at the council meeting Monday April 12. Morris was elected as place 2 councilwoman in 2020 beating out challengers Randy Molina and Sharon Long in a tight race.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court declared April as Child Abuse Awareness Month during its meeting Monday, April 11. Sheriff Jack Curd said the biggest surprise he has had since becoming sheriff is the alarming frequency of crimes against children that occur in the county.

The Windthorst ISD School Board discussed the junior high school roof and repairs it needs during its meeting Monday, April 12. Superintendent Dr.

In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 10:25-29, an expert in Old Testament law arrives on he scene to challenge Jesus: "On one occasion an expert of the Law stood up to test Jesus. Teacher, he asked, what must I do to inherit eternal life? What is written in the Law? He replied.

April 14 Mikey Pesqueda First Baptist Church Archer City April 21 Paul Meyenberg First United Methodist Church Holliday April 28 Ricky Allen Cowboy Church Archer City May 5 Silvia Wang First United Methodist Church Archer City.

After the Times Record News announced it would be closing its printing operations at the end of April, the Archer County News has made the decision to have its paper printed with the Hood County News in Granbury starting April 20.

The Archer County News recently said farewell to its bookkeeper and office manager, Misty Cameron, in the month of March. Cameron was born in Canadian before moving to Archer City at the start of the second grade.

The Archer County News welcomed new Creative Director Grace Rees at the start of February as she helped transition out and replace outgoing director Jenny Schroeder. Rees is a Wichita Falls native who attended Notre Dame Catholic School before finishing high school in Iowa Park.

Judy Bugher and Edna Manning, Co-Owners of Hayhook Ranch in Lexington, Okla., have not let their age or previous accomplishments prevent them from growing a reputable brand in the limflex and limousin cattle business.