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THE MOON WILL BE STARED AT by millions of eyes this weekend. Oct. 5 is International Observe the Moon Night. This year, the celebration falls during World Space Week, Oct.

IT’S BANNED BOOKS WEEK. The American Library Association chose this year’s theme, “Censorship Leaves Us in the Dark. Keep the Light On.” Usually, we are kept informed about censorship challenges

Canadian High School Principal James Bryant announced this week that Stephen Pulliam has been named a commended student in the 2020 National Merit Scholarship Program. A Letter of commendation from

Coy and Colt Pittman competed at the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo on Sept. 14. Coy Pittman (in photo at right, standing with Cambree Slavin holding the banner) showed the Grand

The Perryton Rangers swept Canadian’s seventh, eighth and JV teams in the turf war last week. The seventh grade Wildcats lost by a score of 32-0 to start the season

SCREEN TIME AT SCHOOL is quickly becoming a new battlefield. Parents object to their children spending hours at school learning on computers. The tug of war between parents and school

The Canadian boys and girls cross-country teams will travel to Perryton this weekend to compete in the Wolf Creek Invitational at Lake Fryer. “All of these meets are just live

Last Thursday, Canadian’s JV opened up the football season at Wildcat Stadium and put a solid whooping on the Comanches from Stinnett West Texas, 56-22. The Wildcats were led by

George Clift, owner of Clift Land Brokers, and Gary Sutherland, one of his brokers from Pampa, were in the area on Friday handing out checks to Miami and Canadian schools.

A NEW VILLAIN emerges in American culture every decade or so. During and after World War II, movie and literary villains were the Japanese and Nazis. During the 1950s, the