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River Valley Pioneer Museum | Canadian, Texas
If you haven’t already heard, the museum is bringing 1887 back to life with our Wild West Gala on Nov. 9, 7-10 pm. Entrance tickets are on sale now for
Phenix named new senior pastor of First Baptist Church
Embarking on its 126th year of ministry to this Canadian, the First Baptist Church this week named Matt Phenix its new pastor. Phenix has served this church since June of
River Valley Pioneer Museum | Canadian, Texas
Annual Quilt Show Our annual quilt show was well-attended with 35 quilts on display. This year’s Bragging Rights Winner is Frederica Seaman, with her Black & Blooming quilt (top right
Friendship Quilt Guild honors service personnel with quilts
Quilting is alive and well in our area. The Friendship Quilt Guild is made up of 87 members attending a day and night group. Members come from Kansas, Oklahoma, and
Remelle Farrar recaps Frank Phillips College Rodeo for Rotary
In this week’s meeting, Remelle Farrar shared some of her observations about the Frank Phillips College Rodeo recently held at the Canadian Rodeo Grounds. Beaming from the beginning of her
Wolf Creek Heritage Museum | Lipscomb, Texas
Museum Happenings The board meeting last week on Oct. 16 was well-attended, and we were able to conduct all our business in an hour. The following items were approved: new
The Break O' Day Farm & Metcalfe Museum | Durham, Oklahoma
Fall has set in and the leaves are starting to turn. More color appears overnight. The wind is down this morning, but is supposed to be blowing this afternoon. We
Postscript: An Autumn Tale
MY PARENTS LIVE in a cabin deep in the north woods. I know this sounds like the start of a fairytale. Sometimes, it seems a bit like one. There are
‘Whodunit’ plays to appreciative crowds this weekend
The Canadian Arts Alliance’s melodrama murder mystery, Whodunit? sold out the Saturday performances last weekend. Community theatre players presented the production two times Saturday evening and again Sunday afternoon.
