Years ago, my wife and I were interviewing near Niagara Falls, for a youth pastor position with a church. The Pastor drove us to see some of the historic sites, parks and we had the opportunity to visit Niagara Falls. There is a sidewalk that goes along with the river and it's a swift current headed towards the giant falls. The thing that I remember the most was standing behind a railing within feet of the falls as the powerful movement of water poured over. It's loud and the amount of water and speed at which it is pouring over is powerful.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court discussed the possible temporary closure of Three Way Road during its meeting on Monday, March 23. Nick Jorgenson with Plains Pipeline was at the meeting to discuss the reasoning behind the request of temporary closing the road.

The 25-26 basketball season saw returning starters and fresh faces leave it all out on the court for the three county high school teams. The Windthorst Trojans secured their first district championship since 2006, while the Holliday Eagles made it to the Regional Semis round for the third-consecutive season.

I have read several books on evangelism and worship that contain valuable insights that can strengthen believers. As believers and followers of Christ, we are called to live on mission and reach others with the same message of salvation that came to us through someone who cared enough to share Jesus. That simple truth is something Christians often know, yet it is something that must continually be remembered and practiced.

The 25-26 season featured another year of quality basketball on the hardwood for Archer City, Windthorst, and Holliday. The Lady Cats finished with an overall record of 15-14, their second-straight season above .500 under head coach Tyler Owen.

The Windthorst ISD School Board approved a one-year lease agreement with Nathan Munchrath to allow him to grow hay on the six acres the school owns behind the ag shop on Monday, March 16. Superintendent Jason Nolan said the district will receive 25% of the hay produced as compensation.