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Debbie Black’s quilts to be on display at Wolf Creek Museum

3 years ago By News Staff

Body Wolf Creek Heritage Museum welcomes Lipscomb native Debbie Black, who will be displaying her quilts through the end of November. A reception will be held on Sunday, Sept.

Wildflowers

3 years ago By News Staff

Body Welcome rains and plentiful sunshine combined this week to transform the countryside around Canadian, yielding a wondrous roadside display of wildflowers, best viewed along US 60 towards Glazier.

Getting to know our Board Members—Sarah Rader

3 years ago By News Staff

Body Board member Sarah Rader grew up in Lipscomb County, 18 miles from Canadian, on a family ranch. However, she has always called Canadian her ‘town.’ Rader moved to Canadian in 2017, and notes that her family has lived in the area for over 100 years!

The Citadelle Art Museum hosts artist George Mendoza

3 years ago By News Staff

Body This exhibition features figurative and abstract acrylic paintings by New Mexico artist George Mendoza. Colors of the Wind is George Mendoza’s most comprehensive exhibition to date.

The Postscript: Sepia-Toned Teenagers

3 years ago By News Staff

Body “I don’t remember you at all!” the portly man informed my husband, Peter. Peter smiled, introduced himself, and reminded the gentleman where they might have met half a century ago. The man shook his head. “Nope!

Pampa Community Concert Association announces 2022-23 lineup

3 years ago By News Staff

Body The Pampa Community Concert Association has announced the lineup for live on-stage performances during the 2022-2023 season, which begins next Monday evening, Sept. 19.

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Mexican Quesadilla Casserole

3 years ago By News Staff

Body I think casseroles should rule the world of weeknight dinners: They can be easy to prep, make a few ingredients go a long way, will feed a crowd, and make for quick cleanup. This recipe by Melissa Meinke, found on Allrecipes.

Community Briefs

3 years ago By News Staff

Body Elk City Chamber to hold 49th Annual Fall Festival

Lions start ‘Pay It Forward’ board at Brown Bag Roasters

3 years ago By News Staff

Body The Canadian Lions Club held its weekly noon meeting on Friday, Sept. 2, at the Fire Hall. Boss Lion Bobby Gregg presided over the meeting, which was opened with the Pledge of Allegiance, led by Rick Timmons, and the invocation by Joe Wagoner.

What's Cookin' in Canadian: Perfect Roasted Acorn Squash

3 years ago By News Staff

Body Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Wash squash and pat dry. With a sharp chef’s knife, cut the squash in half. Because of its round shape and tough exterior, it is best to put a lightly damp tea towel under the cutting board to prevent slipping.

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