New Archer City water plant fully operational

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Eight years ago, based on a 2009 Feasibility Study by the engineering firm of Biggs & Mathews Inc, the City Council of Archer City set the wheels in motion to design, finance and build a state of the art water plant. The project was financed with a USDA Rural Development grant of $3 million and a USDA Rural Development loan of $5 million approved in June of 2013. After miles of tedious red tape, construction was underway in the spring of 2018. The plant is now fully operational.
John Fluharty of FS Specialist shows off the monitoring to the Archer City water plant. File photo

WISD purchases 2 vehicles

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The Windthorst ISD school board approved an expenditure of up to $100,000 for the district to purchase a 2021 Chevy Suburban and a ¾ Ton 2500 GMC Sierra during its board meeting Monday, May 10. Superintendent Lonnie Hise said the district was able to use Buy Board to find the best prices for the two vehicles.
WISD purchases 2 vehicles

Commissioners court discusses jail camera and control system bids

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The Archer County Commissioners Court opened bids on a new camera and control system for the Archer County Jail during its meeting Monday, May 10. Archer County Sheriff Jack Curd said the first bid from Cornerstone Detention Products came in at $545,561 and the second bid from Sustainable Security Solutions at $297,451.

Holliday ISD makes masks optional

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The Holliday ISD School Board voted unanimously to make wearing masks optional for the final few weeks of school at the scheduled meeting on Monday, May 10. The new policy went into effect on Tuesday, May 11.
Holliday ISD makes masks optional

One arrested after Monday stabbing in Lakeside City

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A Lakeside City man was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon against a family member after reportedly stabbing his grandfather on the evening of Monday, May 10. According to a probable cause affidavit, at approximately 7 p.m.

Finding her next classroom

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Brooke Schreiber is confident in her abilities as she prepares to lead her classroom after celebrating her Spring 2020 graduation from Midwestern State University Saturday at Kay Yeager Coliseum. Just a year ago, it was a different feeling.
Finding her next classroom
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