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The 10th Annual Louise Daniel Women’s History Luncheon and Women’s Equality Day Celebration will honor women who are licensed peace officers—past and presentin the Texas Panhandle. This event is held

It’s an event more than four years in the making. The groundbreaking ceremony for Mesa View Senior Living took place Wednesday morning at the site located west of the Mesa

TxDOT will host a public open house on Tuesday, Aug. 6, here in Canadian to discuss and receive public input on projects to replace five bridges on US 83 in

Republican state Rep. Ken King announced today his campaign for re-election to the Texas State House of Representatives in House District 88. The district covers Armstrong, Bailey, Briscoe, Castro, Cochran,

AUSTIN—Deputy Secretary of State Joe Esparza drew the ballot order on Tuesday for 10 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution that will appear on the Nov. 5 ballot. After the

After over three decades of managing client investments in the futures markets, Abraham Trading Company is closing its flagship futures fund and trade desk, shifting its focus to its recently

Representatives of two organizations whose activities are funded, in part, by the city’s hotel/motel or sales tax collections talked to council members last Monday about how those revenues have been

Since its formation in 2011, the Canadian Education Foundation (CEF) has been dedicated to enriching the educational experiences of students and teachers—from the first blush of kindergarten to the final

This past Saturday, the Canadian Church of Christ and the First Christian Church combined efforts to serve the city of Canadian. “This is our 5th Annual Go! Weekend.” said preaching

Author Stew Magnuson, whose nonfiction work The Death of Raymond Yellow Thunder was named 2009 Nebraska Book of the Year, will be back in Texas in August during the Wild