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Taylor Moore, the author of Down Range and Firestorm, visited Canadian High School on Tuesday, Nov. 15, as part of CHS library’s Taylor Moore Book and Geocaching Club.

“All A” Honor Roll Eighth Grade: Annabel Avila, Samantha Benson, Bridger Burrus, Ben Bussard, J.W. Coffee, Aiden Gerhardt, Charlie Hanes, Jon Massey, London Nicholson, Coleman Perkins, Maile Quisenberry, Brandon Soto.

Last Friday, CES second-graders created portraits of Hemphill County rancher and retired U.S. Air Force Lt. Col. David Parnell, with help from Citadelle Art Foundation Executive Director Wendie Cook and her staff.

On Wednesday, Nov. 2, these CHS Ag and FFA students participated in the District Leadership Development Event (LDE) in Borger. LDE reinforces content taught in Ag science classrooms. CHS students clinched first place in two events.

Students invited to participate in ‘Letters about Literature’ Texas competition AUSTIN—The Texas Center for the Book (TCFB) has launched the 2022-2023 “Letters About Literature” Texas contest, a program that invites students to respond to authors about how their books or poetry have touched their...

Canadian Elementary to honor veterans To honor the veterans of this community for their service to our country, Canadian Elementary School would like to invite all the veterans to a Veterans Day program on Friday, Nov. 11, at 9:30 am in the CES Cafeteria.

The Department of Education (ED)’s application for federal student loan debt relief is now open, and, of course, scammers are on the move—trying to get your money and personal information.

Water is life. Amidst drought times across the Panhandle and even touching the springfed Oasis of the Plains in Canadian and Hemphill County, that message rings especially true this fall.

Audiences for last weekend’s two performances of Clue—an adaptation, presented by the Canadian High School Wildcat Theatre, were treated to a wonderful ensemble of well-cast characters as they spent a mysterious evening at the ghastly Boddy Manor, where murder threatened at every turn.

The Canadian High School Marching Band placed sixth in the area competition held last Saturday, Oct. 22, at Shotwell Stadium in Abilene. CHS Band Director John Zalman said the students stepped it up, and Saturday was “the best performance of the year.”