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THAT WAS QUICK! Autumn 2019 came and went in a hurry. The hard freeze for two nights in late October came a month earlier than usual. The morning glories were

James and Daisy Edwards are co-directors of the CISD music program. They co-teach classes from the sixth grade all the way up to high school.

“We are a totally different dynamic than a lot of other directors,” said Daisy. “During rehearsals, he talks, I talk, and we both have a mike. People say it’s crazy to watch because it sounds like we’re interrupting each other, but we don’t. We work so well together.” She adds that they would rather be a team, “because two heads are better than one.”

The Canadian High School Wildcat Band will make a trip to San Antonio for the state marching band championships next week, after placing second in the finals of the Area

Four teachers and one administrator were honored by the Canadian Education Foundation during the pregame show of the Wildcat football game on Friday night. The CEF awarded a total of

Canadian High School’s Wildcat Band marched its way to straight-1 ratings from the judges at Saturday’s UIL Region 1 Marching Contest held in Amarillo. Their show this year is “African

Nine local 4-H students, and sponsors Andy and Tanya Holloway, met with county commissioners last week to offer their powerful and personal testimony to the importance and impact of the

Meyer Ray Ancira has signed his letter of intent to Clarendon College for livestock judging. Ancira will receive a two-year full-ride scholarship and be coached by Johnny Treichel, who was