By Nathan Lawson The Texas Department of Public Safety released the identity of a Windthorst man who died in a crash at the Windthorst post office on Saturday, Feb. 14.

With the filing period now closed for the May 2 Uniform Election, voters in Archer County will see no contested races for city council or school board races on their ballots. The candidate filing deadline ended Friday, Feb.

The Archer County News has put together a get to know your candidate section for the upcoming March 3 primary. This free section allowed 300 words or less for candidates in the upcoming election to provide information about themselves for voters to make an informed decision. The remainder of the bios will be published in the Feb. 19 edition. Early voting in the March Primary Election will start Tuesday, Feb. 17, and end Friday, Feb. 27.

My name is Kristi Malone, and I’ve been married for 36 years to James (Junior) Malone. I have lived in Archer County most of my life, and it is where my husband and I raised our two children. We have since received our greatest title of Lovie and Pappy to our two amazing grandchildren. I’m a graduate of Archer City High School and a member of the First Baptist Church of Archer City.

My name is Kyle Morris. I’ve lived in Lakeside City for 8 years this coming April. This is my 5th year as a teacher, and my second year teaching at the high school here in Holliday. My wife, Jessica, works for Region 9 in Head Start. We have 2 boys James and Rylan. James graduated from Holliday this last school year and is currently at Midwestern State University, while Rylan is a freshman at Holliday.

The old red brick building that stood on South Ash Street in Archer City for eighty-nine years is gone, but the memories of those who attended school there haven’t faded. Local author Jim Black (Class of 1971) has gathered together some of those memories in his latest book titled Through These Halls.

Hello, my name is Kurt Wolf, and I am a lifelong resident of Archer County. I have been married to my wife, Summer, for nearly 23 years, and together we have three children: Katy, Wyatt, and Charlee. Archer County is not just where I live-it is where I was raised, where I built my home, and where my roots run deep.

I have served as the Archer County Judge since 2015. I have been a small business owner since college. I have never been an employee, I have always been a decision maker. My financial decisions have affected me, my employees and their families. I have learned from mistakes and successes.

Hello Archer County, my name is Cory Glassburn and I currently serve as Mayor of Lakeside City, Texas. I’ve had the honor to serve my community and Archer County in this role for 10 years. Whenever someone asks why I want to be the Archer County Judge, it takes me back to why I chose to serve as Mayor. Simply put, it’s because I want to make a difference in the same community where I live, where I have my family, my friends, pay taxes, support the local schools, and volunteer when someone in our county needs assistance.

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