Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2676 and Auxiliary and Gary Johnston American Legion Post 198 have announced their plans for Memorial Day services in Archer City, Scotland and Windthorst on Monday, May 26.

DENTON – “Guilty,” read 16th District Judge Sherry Shipman as former 97th District Attorney Casey Hall’s head fell forward, her chin met her collarbone. She had gambled and lost.

The Holliday City Council plans to donate the Old Jail to Church 2:42 following their council meeting on Monday, May 19. According to Holliday City Secretary Gerri Mc-Donald, the city bought the property from Cross Country Church in 2015.

It was another year where youth thrived for the Archer City and Windthorst softball teams. Last season, the Lady Cats had just two seniors and Trojanettes played one. This year, the Black and Gold fielded three seniors, while the Big Blue competed with none.

President: Sam Gilmore Vice President: Jesse Cantu Secretary: Talynn Lowe Treasure: Brilee Canada Reporter: Gage McCord Sentinel- Brooklyn Roberts Student Advisor- Ian Graves Historian: Noah Madesen Parliamentarian: Cy Wooldridge

Congratulations to all of our outstanding students and their achievements over the past year. Star Greenhands: Ben Miller & Sadie Rangel Star Chapter Farmer: Valerie Franklin Outstanding Seniors: Cate Deges & Jaci Shepherd Honorary Member: Yolanda Weyrick FFA Scholarship Winners: Caitlin Slowey, Cate Deges, Brilee Gray, & Briar Griffin Ramsey Looper Scholarship Winner: Jaci Shepherd.

The Archer City Pool will open for the summer on Saturday, May 24 from 1-6 p.m. Splash day will take place that day and admission will be free to the public. Beginning Sunday, May 25, regular admission charges will apply.

Archer City ISD students have been awarded over $215,445 in scholarship money to date ACISD offers $2,000 Wind Farm scholarships to all students who complete their entire junior/senior years at ACHS and enroll in a trade school, 2-, or 4-year college.

Archer City Cowboy Church 316 E Chestnut 940-250-9771 Pastor: Ricky Allen Sun., 10:30 a.m. Church of Christ Archer City 509 S.

The Lakeside City Council swore in new council members and acted on amending a sex offenders’ ordinance during its council meeting on Monday, May 19. Councilwoman atlarge Kim Williams and new councilman District 1, Place 2 Paul Renick took their oaths of office near the start of the meeting.