Eighteen turkeys were roasted for the 114th WCTU Christmas Bazaar, and 92 pies and other goodies were delivered for the bake sale. The WCTU crew came in early to prepare the food and set places at the tables.
Music filled the sanctuary of the First Baptist Church Sunday evening as Paula Forrest and friends played holiday favorites in this 3rd Annual Christmas Concert.
CHRISTMAS MAY JUST come a bit early this year for sports fans in Canadian. When it does, you can thank Nate Lee, who, for the last year, has pursued an idea that started with his son, sixth-grader Caden, who decided he was interested in golf.
•Patrick Mark Dingman—motion to revoke probation for driving while intoxicated. Sentenced to serve six months in Hemphill County Jail, 29 days served so far.
WCTU Bazaar attendees warned of possible COVID exposure WCTU Christmas Bazaar organizers issued an alert this week that one of the servers had tested positive for COVID following the event. If you are concerned, or are experiencing symptoms, please get tested.
The Citadelle Art Foundation Director Wendie Cook welcomes guests to Monday night’s annual Christmas lighting event, and invites them to guess how many lights are wrapped around the garden’s trees for this eagerly-anticipated occasion. The answer—4,072 feet— elicited more than a few oohs and aahs.
Two years after CISD officials discovered construction defects that were allowing water to enter the new auxiliary gymnasium at Canadian High, school trustees are still in search of a remedy.
Given their marching orders by voters in the Nov. 8 special election, approving the legalization of alcohol sales in Canadian, council members acted quickly and unanimously in their Nov. 21 meeting, amending the city’s Code of Ordinances to reflect that historic decision.