The CHS Canadian Robotics-1 team was notified this week that it had advanced to the UIL state robotics championship, which will be held June 14-15 in San Antonio. Members of the team are (from the left) Nicolas Benson, Everett Cook, Mason Drager, Andrew Renfro, Callie Vinson, Rylun Clark, Ethan Flowers, and Logan Gatlin. Their instructor is Bruce Bryant, who said, “We are all very excited.” The CHS Robotics program is only in its second year since having been initiated in 2019 in an effort to expand the district’s STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) offerings.

When the bright lights come on, the Canadian Wildcats show up, and they did once again at the UIL Class 3A state track-and-field championships on the grand stage of the Mike A. Myers Stadium in Austin last Thursday night.

Two adults, two children, and one infant were transported to Hemphill County Hospital following a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of US 60 E and Mendota Road (CR 5) late Thursday afternoon, May 6.

Our club has enjoyed the musically-talented Alex Moreno as a program several times before, but this time was unique as he brought three equally talented friends from Rice University, where Alex is finishing his freshman year. Rotarian Wendie Cook, executive director at The Citadelle Art Museum and promoter of all arts, is one of Alex’s biggest fans. She and Alex publicized today that they have been working undercover on a project since November 2020 that will blend the two art forms of music and museums.