A total of 28 shooters from Archer County competed in the 2022 District 3 4-H Trap Shoot that was held at the Iowa Park Gun Club in Iowa Park on Saturday, April 23. Along with the 28 shooters all of Archer County 4-H Trap Coaches attended to help with the event.

St. Mary’s Church in Windthorst is celebrating its 130th Birthday with a celebration the weekend of June 5.

May 9 The Wichita-Archer Retired Teacher Associaton Spring Dinner 5:30 p.m. at Iowa Park RAC, 306 North Third Street, Iowa Park Call to make reservations (940) 781-3884 or (940) 613-7075 May 14 FREE Movie on the Lawn 203 E Pecan, Archer City 8:30p.m.

May 5 Stroganoff, Green Beans, Roll, Cherry Crisp May 6 Baked Chicken Thighs, Mixed Veggies, Biscuit, Rice Crispy Treats May 9 May 9 BBQ Sausage, Potato Salad, Baked Beans, Banana Pudding May 10 Chicken Fajitas, Refried Beans, Fixings, Layered Dessert May 11 Meatloaf, Chunky Potatoes, Brussels Sprouts, Roll, Cherry Suprise May 12 Pizza, Pasta Salad, Cookies.

May 5 Loaded Nachos May 6 Breakfast May 9 Chicken Bacon Ranch Wraps, Potato Salad May 10 Tacos, Beans May 11 BBQ Sausage, Baked Beans, Mac & Cheese May 12 Shepherd's Pie, Candied Carrots.

Greg Vieth’s time as the mayor of Windthorst is coming to an end this Saturday after he chose to not run for another term. Vieth was born and raised in Windthorst.

The youngest mayor in the history of Archer City will be leaving his position soon, after electing to not run for another term. Kelvin Green was born and raised in Archer City and was just 18 years old when he was elected as mayor in 2014.

The city of Holliday, Holliday Police Department and Archer County communities are mourning the loss of police chief Joe Chunn after he passed away on Wednesday, April 27. Chunn went to work for the Holliday Police Department in May of 1994.

In a special called board meeting Monday, April 25, the Windthorst ISD school board voted unanimously to hire Jennifer Forsythe as the new principal of Windthorst High School and Junior High. Forsythe comes to Windthorst from Crowell ISD where she is currently serving as district principal and acting superintendent.

Back in my rodeo days (about 50 years ago) I was set to ride bulls at the Wichita County Mounted Patrol in Wichita Falls on a Saturday night. Arriving at the rodeo I drew a bull that I had seen buck several times. He always came out cranking it to the left. I was ready to win some money and a new buckle. I had been looking forward to drawing this bull for months. Now its my time to shine.