Archer City’s Prowlin’ Growlin’ Wildcat Band debuts it’s 2021 show next Friday, Sept. 3, at the Archer City season-opening football game at Haskell.

It started out three years ago as road trips to forgotten places on the back roads of Texas for Midwestern State University Associate Professor of Art Morgan Page and her fiancé Dustin Rice. It’s turned into a possible book and museum exhibitions across the state, with some good press from Texas Highways magazine and Texas Monthly.

The Alzheimer’s Association is inviting Wichita Falls area residents to join the fight to end Alzheimer’s by participating in the Alzheimer’s Association Walk to End Alzheimer’s on Sept. 25 at Bud Daniel Park, 9th & Ohio St., Wichita Falls, TX 76301.

Atmos Energy presented a check for $400 to the Archer Service Center as a donation to their Meals on Wheels program. Atmos' Fueling Safe and Thriving Communities initiative wants to aid in food insecurity for seniors in thecommunity. Pictured left to right: Pam Hughes Pak with Atmos Energy and Martha Wolf, Director of the Archer Service Center. Courtesy photo/Atmos Energy

Walynn Williams and his friends weren’t thinking about being heroes when they helped others reach safety from a fire early on Aug. 13 at the Mustang Village Apartments.

Lane and Layton Gary, Kindergarten, Archer City. Courtesy photo/Barbara Phillips Windthorst High School Class of 2022.

Crepes are thin pancakes that can be served sweet or savory. Originally from France, they are a versatile food that can be topped or filled with any number of complimentary edible goodies. This recipe is based on the You Tube video of famous Frenchborn American chef, author and culinary expert Jacques Pépin. Ingredients:

The Archer County Commissioner’s Court voted to approve the fiscal year 2022 elected officials’ salary, budget and tax rate during its meeting Monday, Aug. 23.

After her husband’s death in April 2020, Theresa Wells stepped forward to continue his legacy in running Harvest Food Ministry in Holliday. Mike Wells Sr., who was the pastor for Holliday Assembly of God, started the non-profit in 2010.

FM 1954 will be closed for six months starting at noon Friday, Aug. 27, to allow for bridge work.