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Former Canadian residents, Jimmy and Karen Floyd, give proceeds from their fireworks stand, Canadian Crackrs to local nonprofits. This year, their donations of $200 each went to Hemphill County 4-H,

Museum Happenings I have been out of town for approximately two weeks, so I don’t have much to update you on. The work on the courthouse has moved into high

Monday, Aug. 12: Meatloaf, scallop potatoes, winter-blend veggies, roll Tuesday, Aug. 13: German sausage, pinto beans, seasonal cabbage, cornbread Wednesday, Aug. 14: Chicken-fried steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, Italian veggies, roll

I was going through some of the artifacts Sarah is working on numbering, and I noticed a Western Field catalog published in San Francisco, California, dated December 1907. The book

The Men’s Breakfast will be held at The Bucket on Wednesday, Aug. 7, starting at 7 am. The speaker will be First United Methodist Church pastor David Gerhardt. Everyone is

The last day to see this exhibit is Aug. 3. We have thoroughly enjoyed this Humanities Texas display. It has several photographs of Texas women working in their homes and

George Briant introduced his program from John and Kelsey Haley, who, along with a couple they have known since college, took a vacation to Canada. The couples flew to Calgary,

NOBODY WAS USING the old wren house. My grandfather built it. Grandpa started building birdhouses when he retired from milking cows and his second oldest son took over. That son,

You’ve seen those blue-and-white highway signs across Texas, right? They were put up back in 1968—some 1,500 of them—to help travelers discover the history, culture, and scenery of every corner

New arrival in town: A son, Willis Morgan Ward, born May 31, 2019, to Bryce and Haley Ward of Canadian, weighing 8 lbs., 1.5 oz., and 21” long. He is