Chalk the Walk Canadian transforms sidewalks
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For the last week, the normal sidewalks of Canadian have been adorned with vibrant illustrations and messages of hope and encouragement.
Community
Canadian provides local resources for Hemphill families
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CANADIAN ISD OFFERS GRAB-AND-GO MEALS TO STUDENTS
Local DAR members attend annual conference
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Comancheria Chapter NSDAR members Katie Hill (at left with the DAR State Regent), and Pam Hill and Jeri Pundt (at right), attended the 121st annual Texas State Society Daughters of the American Revolution Conference in Dallas, March 11-13.
The Postscript: Parked Out Back
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Joe’s red truck is parked behind his house. It hasn’t moved in days.
Canadian’s local businesses are open and ready to serve
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In a time of great uncertainty due to the coronavirus outbreak, Canadian’s local businesses are already beginning to feel the effects.
As businesses close, jobs are lost, neighbors lend a hand
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Canadian ISD offers grab-and-go meals to local children
Hemphill History
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March 25, 1920
River Valley Pioneer Museum | Canadian, Texas
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Goodness, how do I start this off? Like many of you, I have gone through a whole gamut of emotions in the last week. From slightly annoyed to a full-on panic/anxiety attack; I have experienced them all.
The Postscript: Waiting for the Sun
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An enormous box arrives at our house. It is filled with food and cleaning supplies, and, yes, toilet paper. I feel guilty. But the truth is, these supplies were ordered months ago. My husband, Peter, was a hoarder long before hoarding was in fashion. “Here you go!
What’s Cookin’ in Canadian
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This is a variation of a Weight Watchers recipe I enjoyed that my sister-inlaw fixed years ago. Ground beef is replaced with a lower fat ground turkey, and yogurt is used instead of sour cream. I like to spice mine up with plenty of seasoning, fresh garlic, onion, and peppers.
