On Sunday, November 19, 2023, the Holliday Community Thanskgiving Worship Servce and Fellowship resumed at the First Methodist Church of Holliday. To my knowledge, we had representatives from Holliday First Assembly of God, First Baptish Church, Holliday, Compassion Church of Holliday, and of course my Church family (75 in attendance). The Worship had wonderful music provided by Patti Moore our pianist/organist, as well as a special by our Church choir. Brothers Gil Peters, Darrel Sewell and Nathan Roach (First Baptist) participated in leading the service, we celerated Holly Communion, and Katie Mitchell gave a brief presentation for the Harvest Food Ministry. An offering was taken for Harvest Food Ministry. Due to COVID-19, this is the first time since 2019 that we have shared this event. Of course, the food and fellowship that followed was wonderful.

The Archer City council discussed an amendment to the city's code of ordinances relating to main use buildings which would have restricted building of tiny homes in city limits during its council meeting on Thursday, Nov. 16.

Filing for the Republican and Democratic primaries opened on Saturday, Nov. 11, and will run through the end of day Monday, Dec.

The Windthorst Trojanettes bid for a repeat came to an end in the state-semifinals with a loss to Crawford, 27-29, 24-26, 16-25, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, at the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland.

The Archer City Angel Tree program is giving members of the community a chance to help a child in need to have a better Christmas. The Archer City Angel Tree led by the Salvation Army has gone to a virtual format for picking an angel from over 100 angels currently set to receive a gift.

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The Archer Public Library has reopened to the public and resumed regular business hours. We are so excited to share our transformed library space with the community! ************** Trusted surgeon. Loving wife. Murderer?

Have you ever prayed a desperate prayer? Every Christian has either prayed a prayer with our shirts drenched in tears or with our hearts defeated by the circumstances of our lives. Moms have prayed desperate prayers when their toddler is acting out in public.

By sweeping their way past the Class 2A-Region I Tournament on Nov. 10 and 11, the Windthorst Trojanettes are on their way back to the UIL State Volleyball Tournament to defend their title.