The Canadian Wildcat Band is preparing to compete in their first competition of the year this Saturday, Oct. 2, for the High Plains Marching Festival at Dick Bivins Stadium in Amarillo. The band will take the field at 2:15 pm after the Hereford band performs. We hope to see you there!

This week’s Section of the Week is the trombone section! They have been working very hard on marching and learning new music for the show.

The Canadian River Beach Club’s Annual Calf Fry Festival and BBQ Cook-Off lives up to its name, once again. It really was a ball, y’all, as was obvious in the smiling faces that were plentiful at Jones Pavilion and around the county recreation complex all day and into the evening.

A legal notice that is being published in this and next week’s editions of The Record requests sealed proposals for the demolition of the Canadian Apartments on Birch Street. That notice officially signals the approaching Nov.

Only a sophomore, Flowers has quickly established himself as a go-to weapon for Head Coach Chris Koetting, thanks to his aggressive and physical style of play. “Luke has been a game-changer for us,” Koetting said. “He’s the complete package. He can run, catch it out of the backfield. He is fast, and such a dynamic playmaker for us.”