Archer City native Jim Black has announced the publication of his newest book, The Football Hero. Set in the tiny town of Penny in West Texas, it tells the story of sixteen-year-old Bobby Hargrove’s unlikely journey to becoming quarterback and leading the Pirates to victory without the support of Head Coach Jack Stoner. Cheering him on are his best friend, Dilly, and a most unexpected admirer named Meg.

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The Archer City Pool will open for the summer on Monday, May 22, from 1-6 p.m.and regular admission charges will apply. Splash day will take place the following Saturday, May 27 from 1-6 p.m. and admission will be free to the public. The rates are as follows: Archer City residents 17 and under $2, 18 and over $3, monthly pass $30. Non Archer City residents 17 and under $3, 18 and over $4, monthly pass $40.

Most of my articles are geared to application but I desire this article to be a thank you letter to all the faithful Christian mothers. The Christian community is indebted to all the faithful mothers who have poured into their children. I wonder where the church would be if it were not for the faithful and God fearing mothers who saw their homes as their ministry. You can hardly meet a godly man or woman who was not impacted by a godly mother or grandmother. As I thank the mothers for the hard work they do, I also want to encourage you.

Archer City 4-H Hannah Krenek Treasurer Hello! My name is Hannah Krenek and I am the Archer City 4-H Club Treasurer. Over the past few years I have really enjoyed getting more involved in 4-H through showing rabbits, community service projects and competing in multiple Food and Nutrition Events: Food Challenge, Food Show, Ag Product ID and Meat Judging.

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