In the first hearings since the COVID shutdown in last spring, six cases were adjudicated in Hemphill County Court last week. County Attorney Kyle Miller reported that the following cases were heard on Tuesday and Friday.

In their first home games last Thursday, Canadian’s Middle School Wildcats posted a decisive win and a very close loss against the Perryton Rangers. The eighth-grade Cats (2- 0) only gave up 6 points to the Rangers, while racking up five touchdowns, and a recovered fumble for a sixth one to ice the cake.

Members of the Ramp family and their guests rose to the challenge of the Lyman’s Wagon Train Battle Heritage Foundation on Saturday, Sept. 12, dedicating the day to a search for artifacts from the 1874 battle to document a “lost” section of the Military Trail on ground belonging to Patty Walker, part of the original H.M. Ramp ranch.

Ten members of Canadian’s Volunteer Fire Department walked a total of 15,000 steps in full gear at Wildcat Stadium last Friday, Sept. 11, in a fitting tribute to the firefighters who responded to the World Trade Center on 9/11.