A Lakeside City man was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon against a family member after reportedly stabbing his grandfather on the evening of Monday, May 10. According to a probable cause affidavit, at approximately 7 p.m.

Members of the VFW Post 2676 hosted a flag retirement ceremony in front of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Windthorst Wednesday, May 5.

Brooke Schreiber is confident in her abilities as she prepares to lead her classroom after celebrating her Spring 2020 graduation from Midwestern State University Saturday at Kay Yeager Coliseum. Just a year ago, it was a different feeling.

The Antelope Cemetery Association will observe its annual Decoration Day on Sunday, May 16, at the Antelope Cemetery, located at 10792 FM 175. There will be a business meeting and memorial service at 11 a.m.

The Archer City Pool will open for the summer on Saturday, May 22 from 1 to 6 p.m. Splash day will take place that day and admission will be free to the public.

The graduating class of 1971 of Archer City High School will hold a 50th-year reunion this coming Saturday, May 15th at the Royal Theater. A class spokesman said there will be an open invitation to play 18 holes of golf Saturday morning at the Archer City Country Club.

Kalan Stephens takes a photo with his sister Kadence Huffman after the Archer City softball game vs. Era Saturday, May 1. Stephens was in a wheel chair after a snake bit him at a previous game on Monday, April 26. Courtesy photo/Candace Huffman Stephens

The consideration to purchase a Collins eight passenger bus and a pickup for the Ag/Band Programs was held during an Archer City ISD board meeting, on Monday, April 26. “What this is, is a special needs bus with a lift and it is for $69,680.

The incumbents in the Holliday and Lakeside City city council races were victorious while David Foster outpaced Chris Morgan in the Holliday ISD school board place 1 race during the May 1 General Election.

The Archer City Cemetery Foundation recently sent out requests for support from previous donors after finding itself low on funds to pay for maintenance and utilities. Most cemeteries that provide routine upkeep of the grounds charge an expensive plot fee, but in 1883 the cemetery land was donated to the citizens of the city by E.H.