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The Cerulean Gallery is presenting “In Tune,” an exhibition featuring High Plains Public Radio’s “Postcards from the High Plains,” and artworks by Ginger Nelson, Jon Revett, and Carmen Menza. “Postcards”

Daughters of the American Revolution The local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution is holding their monthly meeting at the museum on Thursday. I have been asked to

Continuing with the Forgotten Tales of the Antelope Hills, there were several pages telling the story of a young man named Ramon and how the lost treasure of the Antelope

Rotarian Wendie Cook introduced our guest speaker, Alex Moreno, CISD senior and musician extraordinaire. Alex Moreno is no stranger to Rotary as we had previously enjoyed one of his marimba

I cannot believe October is already here. Time is flying by fast! Whodunit? Tickets for the three showtimes are selling quickly. The late show on Saturday, Oct. 12, is almost

I REALIZED THAT I MIGHT be a late bloomer—a little late, naturally. I love hearing about proteges: the 5-year-old drummer or the 16-year-old activist. I love hearing about the 9-year-old

This has been a sad week for us. One of our volunteers, Vonda Boughan, passed away. Vonda was a worker who came to us through the Motivation Education

The Canadian Arts Alliance will present a dinner theatre on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 12-13. Local community theatre players will present Whodunit?—a melodrama murder mystery by Anne Coulter Martens, and

It is time once again for the Augusta Metcalfe Memorial Art Competition 2019. Art classes of all schools, and anyone interested in entering this competition, are welcome. The two grade

The Rotarians of Canadian, Texas, voted several months ago to bestow upon Canadian Record editor, Laurie Ezzell Brown, the honor of being recognized as a Paul Harris Fellow. We finally