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Happy Birthday, Briscoe County!

Happy Birthday, Briscoe County!

Happy Birthday, Briscoe County!

Body 134th Celebration WeekendThe Caprock Courier • Vol. 118, no. 31 • July 31, 2026 • Section BThese organizations help support the Briscoe County Celebration:Friends of Briscoe County, Inc.

Pioneers and community builders

Body Saye Street: This road honors the Saye family, true pioneers who were instrumental in the development of the Briscoe County community.
Honoring Briscoe County’s 2026

Honoring Briscoe County’s 2026

Honoring Briscoe County’s 2026

Body Roots deep in the Caprock: Briscoe honors Jimmy and Rhenda BursonA s the dust settles in the arena and the unmistakable sound of a Western swing fiddle echoes across the plains, the community of Silverton gathers for a tradition as timeless as the land itself.
Welcome to the Briscoe County Celebration!

Welcome to the Briscoe County Celebration!

Welcome to the Briscoe County Celebration!

Body As the dust settles in the arena and the unmistakable sound of a Western swing fiddle echoes across the plains, the community of Silverton gathers for a tradition as timeless as the land itself.
Distinguished Career, Middle Management award for his current role as District Administrator for the Panhandle District 1, a district covering 22 counties. | COURTESY PHOTO JOSH BROOKS of Hall County was recently awarded the

Distinguished Career, Middle Management award for his current role as District Administrator for the Panhandle District 1, a district covering 22 counties. | COURTESY PHOTO JOSH BROOKS of Hall County was recently awarded the

4-H Family Brooks raises two Superior Service Award winners

Body When Bill and Janinne Brooks of Briscoe County first enrolled their kids in 4-H in the 1980s, their goal was just to raise good kids. They never planned to raise award-winning extension leaders. But that is exactly what they did.
103 YEARS OF TRADITION The Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo is slated to take place in Roaring Springs August 27-29, with ranch rodeos, parade, live music and dancing, a reunion which recognizes those coming back home, vendor booths and much more. | FILE PHOTO, PAUL ROBERTS

103 YEARS OF TRADITION The Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo is slated to take place in Roaring Springs August 27-29, with ranch rodeos, parade, live music and dancing, a reunion which recognizes those coming back home, vendor booths and much more. | FILE PHOTO, PAUL ROBERTS

103rd Annual Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo gearing up for Aug. 27-29 in Roaring Springs

Body Three days of fun and tradition are coming your way soon after you’ve rested up from the Briscoe County Celebration. The 103rd Annual Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo will have some new twists and perennial favorites August 27–29, 2026 in Roaring Springs.
Shed a little light on Sue Jane Sullivan

Shed a little light on Sue Jane Sullivan

Shed a little light on Sue Jane Sullivan

Body Sue Jane Sullivan was born on March 13, 1956, in Colorado City, Texas, to Guy Lloyd Sullivan and Lillie Mae McCleskey. She attended Snyder High School, where she was inducted into the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame as a member of the 1972 state champions volleyball team.