OIL AND GAS
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Intents to Drill MOORE (PANHANDLE, Red Cave) Beren Corporation, #97 Masterson Estate, (1750 acres) 335’ FWL & 840’ FNL, Sec 73, Blk O18, D&P RR Surv, A-406, 2 mi SE
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TxDOT unveils area bridge-replacement plans
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TxDOT officials outnumbered the public by about 3 to 1 during a Tuesday evening open house held at Hemphill County Library. The meeting’s purpose was to discuss a $9.15 million
SO’s proposed $2,500 signing bonus gets lukewarm reception in court
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Commissioners declined a request last week from the Hemphill County Sheriff’s Office for approval of a $2,500 signing bonus for new hires. Chief Deputy Brent Clapp presented the idea, which
Dr. Pulliam takes the CISD helm
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In a brief called meeting held on Monday, July 29, school board members wasted no time in their decision to hire Dr. Lynn Pulliam as Canadian ISD superintendent. Dr. Pulliam
School lunch prices rise a quarter to offset costs
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School trustees voted unanimously during their July 26 meeting to increase the fee for school lunches by 25 cents. The new price for all full-paid lunches this year will be
Community Center hosts Rock the Block Saturday
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The Canadian Community Center fully intends to Rock the Block Saturday evening when they welcome residents of the area to their celebratory open house. The Rock the Block event will
The Blotter
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The blotter is a weekly summary of arrests, citations, and service calls by the Hemphill County Sheriff’s Office. Individuals who are reported to have been arrested are presumed innocent until
Pampa man arrested after high-speed chase
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Braden Tripper Kelley, 25, of Pampa, was arrested near Canadian Sunday evening after stealing a pickup in Pampa and fleeing law enforcement authorities in the stolen vehicle. Kelley stole a
Business Briefs
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AUSTIN—Whether you’re in need of notebooks, rulers, or running shoes, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar is reminding shoppers they can save money on those and other items during the state’s sales
More than a thank you
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There are certain things Army veteran and cattle rancher Josh Eilers is grateful for these days: the new calves kicking and jumping in his pastures, the growth of his operation,
