Isabel Soto and J.C. Chappell announce their engagement
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Isabel Soto and J.C. Chappell, both of Edmond, Oklahoma, have announced their engagement and upcoming marriage.
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What’s Cookin’ in Canadian
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I agree with Michael Shannon’s comment that risotto can be a pain in the you-know-what. Once you start cooking the risotto, you must stir constantly. However, I can testify that the effort is so worth it.
River Valley Pioneer Museum | Canadian, Texas
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I CANNOT EXPRESS how refreshing it is to have schoolchildren visit us again! We had Baker Elementary’s third and fourth grades visit us on Tuesday, April 6.
What’s Cookin’ in Canadian
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I read this recipe from foodtalkdaily.com, and it sounded like a winner. Easy prep, and let’s face it, who doesn’t like nachos? This recipe is made in an ovenproof skillet.
R.J. Vandygriff is named 2020 Cowboy Western Entertainer
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Lipscomb resident R.J. Vandygriff was awarded the Cowboy Western Entertainer of the Year during the Official Country Music Association of Texas Awards Show, held March 31 at Cook’s Garage in Lubbock.
Saige Pennington and Jacob Hamby announce July wedding plans
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Shane and Tatum Pennington of Canadian announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Saige, to Jacob Hamby, son of Tonny and Kay Hamby of Canadian. Wedding vows will be exchanged on Saturday, July 10 at The Citadelle Art Foundation in Canadian.
CA Kyle Miller explains ‘Pass the Trash’ bill for law enforcement
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County Attorney Kyle Miller was invited to speak at last week’s Rotary Club meeting about House Bill 4286, proposed legislation which presents viable, workable solutions to “passing the trash” when it comes to law enforcement officers.
The Postscript: Nocturnal Negotiations
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It’s amazing that anyone shares a bed.
Remelle Farrar takes Rotarians back in time
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Judge George Briant invited Remelle Farrar to present a program on the current programs of the Canadian Hemphill County EDC. Wendie Cook, who represents the city on the EDC board of directors, introduced Farrar, who has just begun her term as president.
The Postscript: Out Like a Lion
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March is winding down, and my sister-in-law, Lori, is going with it. There is too much food and too many flowers because that is what we do when someone is dying, when we don’t know what else to do as, gradually, the unthinkable becomes accepted and even ordinary.
