Archer County Election Office preparing for Nov. 3

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A mass of national and statewide confusion is swirling around voting in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 General Election. Much of the confusion springs from lawsuits filed by different parties with a stake in the election. Texas government officials and election officials all over the state are working hard to insure a fair and complete vote count.
Election Officials in the Archer County office are preparing for the Nov. 3 General Election. Photo/Jerry Phillips

Atmos Energy gives $2 million to help feed school children

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Through its Fueling Safe and Thriving Communities program, Atmos Energy is giving $2 million during September’s Hunger Action Month to join forces with hundreds of local school districts, food banks and other essential organizations that provide the breakfasts, lunches, snacks and healthy meals that all children need to grow, develop, and succeed.

Senate District 30 headed to runoff election

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The Special Election in Texas Senate District 30 to replace the seat vacated by Pat Fallon resulted in two of the six candidates qualifying for runoff election on a date to be announced. Drew Springer got 31.83% of the votes and Shelley Luther got 31.7% of the votes across the 14 counties in the district.

Voting in Archer County

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The National November 3 General Election is just around the corner. In Texas the last day to register to vote is October 5. Early voting begins October 13 and will end on Friday, October 30. An excellent source for information about voting in Texas is votetexas.gov. Tex as Secretary of State Ruth R. Hughs has provided information online regarding voter registration, voting locations, application for ballot by mail, and who’s on the ballot.
Voting in Archer County

Quilt of Valor presented to James Simpson

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The Quilt of Valor Foundation, established in 2003 ,awards Quilts of Valor to veterans touched by war. The quilt symbolizes and provides comfort and peace for the recipient. James “Jim” Simpson, a Vietnam veteran, was awarded a quilt at a special presentation ceremony held last Saturday afternoon at the home of Jerry and Denise Cooper on Davis Road.
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