County proclaims 4-H Week in October

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The Archer County Commissioner’s Court designated Oct. 6 – 11 as National 4-H Week and allowed the 4-H flag to be flown over the courthouse during that week during its meeting on Monday, Sept. 22.
The Archer County Commissioner's Court proclaimed Oct. 6 - 11 as National 4-H Week. Pictured TOP (L-R): Commissisoner Pct. 3 Kendall Coleman, Judge Randy Jackson, Commissioner Pct. 2 Darin Wolf, Commissioner Pct. 1 Wade Scarbrough, BOTTOM (L-R): Extension Agent Maranda Revell, Kreede Neal, Leah Conrad, Gatlynn Revell, Brystol Humpert, Briella Humpert, Taylor Conrad, Brantley Humpert and Extension Agent Kortney Kulhanek. Courtesy photo/PA Vieth

The 'Great Gain' of Cutting Back

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In thirty years of being in the ministry, I have seen the best of life and the worst of life. We all have perspectives that have been shaped by the things that we have experienced. Every person has the possibility of doing some good things or some really bad things in life. It's important that we take time to step back from the negativity and regain a right way of thinking. We have to slow down and consider our priorities.
The 'Great Gain' of Cutting Back

ACISD teacher placed on leave

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Archer City ISD announced on Monday that it was placing a teacher/ coach on administrative leave after it was notified of inappropriate communications between the teacher and high school students on Saturday, Sept. 16.

McNair sentenced to 160 years

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An Archer County man was sentenced to 160 years in prison after being found guilty of multiple child sex crimes in August. The trial began on Tuesday, Aug 19, and after a week of trial the jury found McNair guilty on all six counts, five indecencies with a child with sexual contact and one aggravated sexual assault of a child.

Junior Livestock Show board discusses show changes

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The Archer County Junior Livestock Show will debut a new show schedule for its 2026 edition with 8 of the 14 events having their showtimes adjusted. ACJLS board president Jason Austin said the board was going through complaints of last year and is hoping some of those complaints can be addressed with these new adjustments.
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