The Holliday Eagle and Lady Eagle track teams soared at the Hawk Relays in Iowa Park on Wednesday, April 1. Both teams won their respective divisions, with the Eagles scoring 78 points, and the Lady Eagles amassing 107 points, 27 points ahead of second-place Wichita Fals Memorial.

State Rep. James Frank, R–District 69, addressed growing concerns about a proposed data center project during a town hall meeting Thursday, April 2, at the Lakeside City Community Center.

The Larry McMurtry Literary Center has completed a series of significant building improvements aimed at preserving the building’s character while enhancing functionality, accessibility, and protection for its collection.

The tennis teams for Archer City, Holliday, and Windthorst will have representation at their respective regional meets following their district meets that concluded on Thursday, April 2.

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A major theme in the resurrection account from Mark is “amazement.” The three women go to the grave early in the morning and encounter, not a lightning flash of an angel as in Matthew’s account, but a young man, sitting all alone, telling them Jesus has been raised.

The Archer City Council took up the issue of raw water line access and potential usage fees during its meeting Thursday, March 26, as officials reviewed long-standing agreements tied to properties along the Lake Kickapoo pipeline.

The Archer City Council approved an amendment to the animal control ordinance during its meeting on Thursday, March 26. “Our previous ordinance on animal control was a little vague about our action and authority,” City Manager Ronnie Meyer said.

The Archer City ISD School Board approved a Memorandum of Understanding with McMurry University for dual credit courses during its meeting on Monday, March 23.

Archer County Judge Randy Jackson placed the county under a 10-day emergency burn ban on Thursday, March 26. The ban is set to expire Sunday, April 5, unless it is extended.