Lions commended for good works
The Canadian Lions Club held its weekly noon meeting on Friday, Oct. 28, at the Fire Hall.
Community
Community Briefs
Veterans Day Barbecue The Comancheria Chapter of the DAR is co-hosting a barbecue luncheon tohonorourveteransattheWheelerHistorical Museum on Friday, Nov. 11.
Comancheria DAR elects officers
The new year for the Comancheria Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution started with an Oct. 20 meeting in the home of Cindy Bowen, with the main order of business being the election of officers for the next two-year period.
Amarillo War Memorial hosts lecture series Saturday, Nov. 5
On the first Saturday of each month, the Texas Panhandle War Memorial hosts a onehour lecture/seminar on topics related to military history. The next lecture/seminar will be this Saturday, Nov. 5, at 1:30 pm, and will be presented by Cpl.
WT Theatre to stage docudrama "Laramie Project"
CANYON—A horrific hate crime is examined in a staged version of a true-crime docuseries in West Texas A&M University Theatre’s upcoming production of The Laramie Project.
Bruce Bryant discusses new field of drone technology at CISD
After serving as Canadian Middle School principal for several years, Bruce Bryant wanted to return to teaching. When a vacancy appeared in the STEM classroom, he took his chance. “I came from the dark side of administration into the light of teaching again,” Bryant said.
Quilt of Valor presentations made by Perryton Quilt Guild
Members of the Perryton Friendship Quilt Guild presented Quilts of Valor to several area veterans recently, as part of a national program started in 2003 to create quilts in honor of returning service men and women.
What’s new at your county library
NOTE: The Record is pleased to announce a recurring series featuring new books and program reminders for the Hemphill County Library. The library has a plethora of resources for children and adults of all ages. My motley crew of boys thoroughly enjoys our weekly treks there.
Planning for long-term care
Long-term care describes a spectrum of services and supports that help meet a person’s health or personal care needs. Research suggests that about half of the people age 65 and older will need long-term care at some point in their lives.
Community Briefs
Wolf Creek Museum to hold fundraiser Nov. 5 The Wolf Creek Heritage Museum’s annual fundraiser will be on Saturday, Nov.
