FRIENDSHIP QUILTERS

by Joy Stodghill We quilters started work on the quilt and it will take some time to get it done, and it will take some time to get it done, but it will be a treasure to the person who wins it.

Briscoe County Commissioners approve $20 per hour for reserve, part-time deputies

In the regular monthly meeting of the Briscoe County Commission on February 13, 2023, county attorney Emily Teegardin announced her appointment by the governor’s office as District Attorney.

SILVERTON HONORS

SILVERTON HONORS

Motley County high school ranks in UIL math and science competition

Motley High School students took part in a UIL virtual competition, and many placed. Congratulations go to students (from left) Taylor Halsell, Trixie Hutchison, Leyla Quilimaco, Bradyn Rose, Rachael Cheadle and Anabel Guzman. Not pictured: Colter Fisk, Paul Ortiz Johannes.

Flomot News

Clois and Kathy Shorter visited Friday and Saturday in Jacksboro with daughter and husband, Christi and Dwain Milam. They celebrated the birthday of Christi on Saturday with a family luncheon and all the trimmings.

Moeller takes helm at Matador Health and Rehab Center

Following recent changes in ownership at the Matador Health and Rehabilitation Center in Matador, Jordan Moeller has accepted the post of administrator in February.

Overheard

St. Patrick’s Day was a special time in my life when I was growing up in the 1940s and 50s in Iron River in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. That was the day I got to spend time with my Irish grandma, Elizabeth Scott and celebrate the “wearin’ of the green.”

Motley library to host free Medicare Education class March 28

STAFF REPORTS Library will host a free Medicare Education Class, Tuesday, March 28 at 6:30 p.m. in the Library Annex. This educational meeting will be conducted by a benefit advisor specializing in Medicare. Those attending can expect to better understand their Medicare benefits.

NEW CHEERLEADERS

NEW CHEERLEADERS

Boots O’Neal selected for Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame

Hall of Fame honors those who have made significant contributions to the Western way of life, and Boots O’Neal of the 6666 Ranch was selected for 2023 induction. Born in Clarendon, Texas, in 1932, O’Neal was initiated into cowboying when he went to work as a young boy for the RO Ranch.