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First rural Royalty Owners Institute is declared a success

4 years ago By News Staff

Twenty-three royalty owners, and professionals who work closely with them, including land men, engineers, and CPAs, spent three days in Canadian last week at the first session of the Royalty

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HCSO FELONY ARRESTS

4 years ago By News Staff

Chad Joseph Harris, 30, of Canadian, was arrested on Thursday, June 13, and charged with theft of property in relation to a motorcycle stolen from a residence on Sixth Street

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Cruise Night co-organizer Alex Adcock delivered on a long-promised ride in his fuel-injected, turbo-charged 1971 Chevelle SS Saturday night. The cruise was cut short when the air suddenly cooled, rain

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Commissioners consider cemetery expansion

4 years ago By News Staff

Possum Jahnel asked county commissioners this month to consider expanding Edith Ford Memorial Cemetery, suggesting that it was time to have newly-purchased property adjacent to the cemetery surveyed. Jahnel is

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Hemphill Co. water district hires Amarillo firm to guide conceptual phase of office construction

4 years ago By News Staff

Hemphill County Underground Water Conservation District board members formalized a contract with the Amarillo’s Parkhill Smith & Cooper on Tuesday, to provide conceptual plans and probable costs for construction of

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Twisters carve destructive path through the Texas Panhandle

4 years ago By News Staff

At least five tornadoes—and likely more, as-yet undocumented—spun through the Texas Panhandle last Thursday, May 23. The fiercest was a wedge-shaped beast—more than a half-mile wide—that touched down northwest of

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Jamie Cacciola-Price is 2019 Big Apple Award recipient

4 years ago By News Staff

On May 17, New York City School Chancellor Richard A. Carranza announced the winners of the 7th Annual Big Apple Awards, honoring 17 exemplary NYC public-school teachers—among them, Canadian High

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Memorial Day 2019

4 years ago By News Staff

Zybach-Owens Post 56 conducted the Memorial Day Ceremony at the Edith Ford Cemeteries on Monday, May 27. Post Commander John McGarr and Adjutant Wendy Wright led the ceremony. The color

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Sixty-six CHS seniors receive diplomas in breezy Saturday ceremony at Wildcat Stadium

4 years ago By News Staff

CHS Class of 2019 valedictorian Grace Abraham was presented with the honored Liske Cup at the culmination of Saturday’s graduation ceremonies, held at Wildcat Stadium. Despite several days of heavy

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The Canadian River Music Festival: 10 years old, 10 times better

4 years ago By News Staff

The 10th Annual Canadian River Music Festival went off without a hitch last Saturday. Despite dire predictions of rain continuing throughout the morning, the precipitous delivery arrived ahead of schedule, and the sun had already begun to assert its right to shine as festival-goers began arriving around noon.

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