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HESTER RETIRES

HESTER RETIRES

HESTER RETIRES

Body HESTER RETIRES Briscoe County clerk Bena Hester retired recently after 30 years with Briscoe County. She started employment with the county in 1992 in the Extension office, then in 1995 became deputy county clerk, and in 1999 was elected county clerk of Briscoe County.
TURKEY ON

TURKEY ON

TURKEY ON TV

Body TURKEY ON TV The Turkey Volunteer Fire Department had a visit from Doppler Dave of NewsChannel 10 Amarillo last week. The meteorologist reported about Turkey’s new storm sirens, donated from Canyon Fire Department and the City of Canyon. | COURTESY PHOTOS
6666 VISITORS

6666 VISITORS

6666 VISITORS

Body 6666 VISITORS The Cowboy Artists of America spent last week at the 6666 Ranch and included a stopover at the Supply House in Guthrie as part of the trip, as they were experiencing one of the country’s foremost working ranches while observing cowboy life firsthand.
WINNING ENDING

WINNING ENDING

WINNING ENDING

Body WINNING ENDING The Valley Little League team finished their season last week with a victory over Hale Center, 15-5. | COURTESY PHOTO
MOTLEY MEMORIAL FFA members Trent Barclay, Trevor Barclay, Matthew Hutchinson, Bailea Lawrence and Jada Richards helped honor those who served on Memorial Day by replacing service crosses and placing flags to recognize veterans. | JIM COOPER PHOTO

MOTLEY MEMORIAL FFA members Trent Barclay, Trevor Barclay, Matthew Hutchinson, Bailea Lawrence and Jada Richards helped honor those who served on Memorial Day by replacing service crosses and placing flags to recognize veterans. | JIM COOPER PHOTO

FFA members honor veterans for Memorial Day

Body On Saturday, May 28, at the Roaring Springs Cemetery and at East Mound Cemetery in Matador, members of the Motley County Future Farmers of America chapter placed American flags on the graves of departed veterans to honor the memory of their sacrifice in serving and protecting...
Motley County Library receives TSLAC grant

Motley County Library receives TSLAC grant

Motley County Library receives TSLAC grant

Body The Texas State Library & Archives Commission (TSLAC) recently awarded funding in the amount of $7,155 to the Motley County Library under its Community Advancement Grant program. This project is made possible this year by a grant from the U.S.