I’m Kreede Neal, freshman at Holliday High School and Holliday 4-H Club president. I have been a 7 year member of Holliday 4-H holding officer positions for several of those years.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved an expenditure of up to $4,500 to install additional lighting around the Archer County Show Barn during its meeting on Monday, March 13. Archer County Junior Livestock Show Board Treasurer Levi Buerger presented the lighting the board had recommended for the show barn to the commissioners.

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court proclaimed April as National Child Abuse Awareness Month in Archer County during its meeting on Monday, March 13. According to the proclamation, in 2021 3.9 million reports were made to child protective services.

The Holliday City Council listened to the request for proposals and awarded a bid for the city’s solid waste disposal during its council meeting on Monday, March 13. Waste Connections and On Site Solutions both presented their proposals to the council.

There is a world about which many are unconscious or unaware, but it does exist, and it is more accurate than the world we see, hear, taste, or feel. It is the world of the spirit; we are spirits living inside human flesh. Most people think the genuine part of them is their body, and no matter how you build or dress it up, you are not foremost a 'body.' You have a body that is a temporary home. You have a body, and you live there. You also have a soul where most problems arise.

March 16 Mikey Pesqueda First Baptist Archer City March 23 Paul Meyenberg First Methodist Holliday.

Windthorst ISD Superintendent Dr. William Paul was named the lone finalist for the White Oak ISD Superintendent position during a White Oak ISD board meeting on Wednesday, March 1.

The Texasville Opry hits the stage of the Royal Theater this Saturday night, March 11, for “The Classic Country Show,” which opens the 2023 season for the Opry. It is also the Opry's 23rd Season.

Another Archer County sex offender is behind bars after entering a guilty plea to multiple counts of child sexual abuse on Monday, March. Jorge Estrada was sentenced to 40 years confinement in the Texas Department of Criminal Justice for continuous sexual abuse of a child under 14 years of age, and 20 years confinement for one count of sexual assault of a child and three counts of indecency with a child by sexual contact, respectively.

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