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LINDEMAN-SMARTT WEDDING

5 years ago By News Staff

Chelsea Kay Lindeman and William Terrell Smartt, III were married on the 23rd day of November 2019 at First United Methodist Church Wichita Falls Texas followed by a reception at the Wichita Falls Country Club.

Archer City council tackles code enforcement issues

5 years ago By Jerry Phillips

Danny Barrett, Director of Texas Communities Group, was on hand at a council meeting held on Wednesday, Nov. 18, to provide information at a public hearing. TCG, LLC was hired by the City of Archer City to conduct code enforcement activities.

Archer City City Council meets in person with plexiglass cubicle dividers. L to R: City Manager, George Huffman and Mayor, Kelvin Green. Photo/Jerry Phillips

Archer County COVID-19 Update

5 years ago By Nathan Lawson

Archer County Judge Randy Jackson said during the Monday, Nov. 23, commissioner’s court meeting that the county will remain unexempt from GA-29 including a facial covering mandate which was issued by Governor Greg Abbott.

Lakeside City names new city attorney

5 years ago By Nathan Lawson

The city of Lakeside City announced the resignation of City Attorney Brett Hale and appointed a new City Attorney during its council meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17.

Lakeside City named Julie Vazquez as its new city attorney during its meeting Tuesday, Nov. 17. Courtesy/Julie Vazquez

Castles standing tall after setback

5 years ago By Jenny Schroeder

Lauren Castles was on a beach vacation in Alabama last summer when she received the Facebook message from Wichita Christian superintendent Karla Wallace asking if she might be interested in a head volleyball coaching position.

Lauren Castles, head volleyball coach at Wichita Christian, encourages a player to be in the correct position during the Stars’ state semifinal match against the Christ Academy Warriors on Nov. 17. Photo/Jenny Schroeder

American Legion cancels Thanksgiving meal, donates funds

5 years ago By Press Release

For many years, Gary Johnston Post 198 American Legion has sponsored a community Thanksgiving meal for any and all that wanted to show up. The Legion also delivered meals on wheels that day of up to 50 meals. "We wish to thank all the companies and individuals who have helped us do this," said Burk Morris, Commander of the Post.

image of flag and soldier with hand on heart

Organization raises funds to feed Holliday families

5 years ago By Jenny Schroeder

The Holliday Senior Citizens Organization is raising funds this year with a Thanksgiving meal and smoked ham sales. The organization uses guidelines established by the Wichita Falls Area Food Bank to provide free meals to qualifying low-income families.