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Guthrie, Motley Co. to compete in Bi-District One Act Play Mar. 25

Guthrie, Motley Co. to compete in Bi-District One Act Play Mar. 25

Guthrie, Motley Co. to compete in Bi-District One Act Play Mar. 25

Body OAP BI-DISTRICT Guthrie High School will present “Paganini,” its entry in the 2025 UIL One Act Play competition that was selected as District champion last week, at the Bi-District 7A-8A Contest is on March 25 at Post High School Auditorium.

CAPROCK CANYONS STATE PARK WELCOMES VISITORS FOR APRIL EVENTS

Body STAFF REPORTS• April 4: Bison History. Travel back in time and learn about the mighty American bison.• April 5: Coffee with a Ranger. Chat with a knowledgeable park ranger about all things wildlife, conservation and the natural wonders of the park.

2025 CAPROCK HAPPENINGS

Body Please let us know of any corrections: caprockcourier@gmail.comSTAAR Testing: April and May are set aside for standardized testing in Texas. Check your school district’s calendar for subject testing dates.
MAGGIE’S CAFÉ DRIVE THRU OPENS

MAGGIE’S CAFÉ DRIVE THRU OPENS

MAGGIE’S CAFÉ DRIVE THRU OPENS

Body March 26 in Silverton, Texas, extending the legacy of Quitaque’s longtime favorite eatery, the Bison Café. | KODIE FAIRCHILD
FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

Body March has come in with a change in weather, some days of snow, some rain, some warm, but the wind has not forgotten us either! It blew one day, which caused power outages and we had no electricity for about five hours.

LOOKING BACK

Body March 20, 1977: Games and entertainments March 20, 1977—Clayton Fowler, a junior in Silverton High School, with the help of his friends, have invented a new board game which he has patented and plans to place on the market around the first of May.
First annual spring fling a success

First annual spring fling a success

First annual spring fling a success

Body WeTheWomen, a nonprofit organization based in Quitaque, hosted their first annual Spring Fling on Saturday, March 15 at the City Park. All proceeds were to fund the upkeep and improvements to the adjoining baseball field used by Valley’s Little League teams.