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Sylvia Guerrero is candidate for County and District Clerk

4 years ago By News Staff

Sylvia Guerrero announced her candidacy for Hemphill County and District clerk this week, saying she would seek the Republican Party nomination in the March 1, 2022, primary election.

Red Cross response in 2021: Many families face emergency needs amid COVID-19 and climate change

4 years ago By News Staff

AMARILLO—In 2021, people in Texas Panhandle and across the country faced great emergency needs as the ongoing pandemic exacerbated the challenges related to severe disasters.

The hands that give are never left empty

4 years ago By News Staff

THE HANDS THAT GIVE are never left empty.

Thomas Brown family and friends demand grand jury hearing into death

4 years ago By News Staff

Family and friends of Thomas Brown staged a protest at the Gray County courthouse in Pampa on Tuesday, demanding that 31st District Attorney Franklin McDonough call an investigative grand jury hearing into the CHS student’s death.

Counting down the days: A Canadian Christmas Calendar

4 years ago By News Staff

One last plug for Shop Small Saturday Nov. 27 Saturday’s Shop Small Saturday, on Nov.

Happily Hawkins Farm, Shop Small Saturday

Ribbon-cutting at Perla’s Flowers

4 years ago By News Staff

Chamber board members and staff held the ribbon while new business owner Linda Vigil made the ceremonial first cut Monday at noon, as she celebrated the opening of Perla’s Flowers and Gift Shop, located at 216 S. 2nd St., No. 3.

News Briefs

4 years ago By News Staff

The Lone Star Emmy Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has recognized Panhandle PBS producers with Regional Emmy® Awards for their work on the station’s series, Living While Black.

HCH board tackles COVID-19 vaccine mandates for hospitals

4 years ago By Reported By Cathy Ricketts | The Record

With one dissenting vote, the Hemphill County Hospital board of directors approved a COVID-19 vaccine mandate policy and exemptions in its Nov. 16 meeting.

Smallwood to seek re-election

4 years ago By News Staff

This week, Kay Smallwood announced her intention to seek re-election to the position of Hemphill County Treasurer. “It has been an honor to serve the residents of Hemphill County since October 2009,” Smallwood said.

A Thanksgiving reflection on ‘The House That Turkey Built’

4 years ago By Kim B. McKinney

Canadian, a cattle and railroad town, boasted a population of 2,000 on Nov. 26, 1902, when the Women’s Christian Temperance Union was first established here.

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