STATE BOUND!
After a run through the Class 2A-Region I Tournament this past weekend in San Angelo, the Windthorst Trojanettes are once again going back to the UIL State Volleyball Tournament.
A thriving Aggie business
Among an assembly of Aggies, entrepreneurs Mark and Jo Beth Southard were recently honored for owning one of the fastest- growing Aggie-operated businesses. The couple proudly accepted their award and recognition during the Aggie 100 Awards Banquet Nov.
WISD looking into YMCA after school program
The Windthorst ISD school board gave the district the go ahead to proceed with a partnership with the YMCA of Wichita Falls for on-site after school care during its meeting on Monday, Nov. 14.
County sets blanket agreement for zipper usage
The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved the creation of a blanket interlocal agreement with rates for municipalities who wish to have the county use its asphalt zipper on its roads during its meeting on Monday, Nov. 14 Pct. 2 Commissioner Darin Wolf said he was approached by the city of...
Dear friend in Christ,
Most individuals work hard in one area or another. We give our best efforts to that which we enjoy the most, and the tasks we least enjoy we tend to neglect. We would avoid referring to such neglect as laziness but that is what it amounts to.
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Nov. 10 Daniel Reddick Church of Christ Archer City Nov.
TxDOT urgers drivers to 'End the Streak' of daily deaths
The Texas Department of Transportation is urging drivers to be more vigilant on the road after the streak of daily deaths on Texas roads reached 22 years on Monday, Nov. 7.
Tommy Berend has been gambling on agriculture all his life
Seventy six year-old Tommy Berend likes to tell people he has a little gamble in him. It’s because of that gamble that he’s always been more of a yearling man than a cowman.
