WISD passes District of Innovation Plan
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The Windthorst ISD school board approved the district’s District of Innovation plan during its board meeting on Monday, Aug. 11.
County approves ACJLS barn improvement
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The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved an expense of $5,000 to purchase a new electrical box for the Archer Junior Livestock Show Barn during its meeting on Monday, Aug. 11.
Holliday ISD votes against homeschool participation
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The Holliday ISD School Board voted to opt-out of allowing home school student participation in extracurricular activities during their school board meeting on Monday, Aug. 11.
Atmos donates to HEF
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Lakeside City discusses banking issues
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The city of Lakeside City was informed by Texoma Community Credit Union that it is unable to fully service the city’s need as laid out in its bid process. During the July 22 council meeting, City Administrator Cory Aspinwall said the city closed out all accounts except for one with its previous institution.
Anderle appointed to JNB board
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Craig Anderle has been appointed to serve as an Advisory Director on the Board of Directors at Jacksboro National Bank. Craig grew up in Windthorst, graduated from Windthorst High School, and earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a major in accounting from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX.
Expect the Unexpected – Angels Everywhere
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As Christians we are called to practice hospitality in a way that is representative of that which Christ displayed. Hebrews 13 is an exhortation which encourages us to serve well as it is pleasing to God.
ACISD votes no on allowing homeschool participation
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The Archer City ISD school board voted against allowing homeschool students to participate in extracurricular activities during its board meeting on Monday, July 28. Senate Bill 401 now requires school districts to pass policy stating that they will not allow non-enrolled students to participate in extra-curricular activities or they will be allowed to participate in school activities.
Commissioner's Court approves elected officals, employees salaries
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The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved the elected officials and employees’ salaries during a pair of meetings on Friday, July 25, and Monday, July 28. During the July 25 meeting, the court unanimously voted to give a 7% raise to the base salary of the county clerk, district clerk, county tax assessor-collector, county treasurer, sheriff, justice of the peace precinct one, JP pct.
