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A charge of trespassing has been filed and an arrest warrant issued for Dr. Malouf Abraham, in relation to the disappearance of two signs taken from a vacant lot at

Hemphill County Sheriff Nathan Lewis reported Tuesday morning that he had dismissed Chief Deputy Brent Clapp, effective immediately. The unexpected announcement was accompanied by this brief statement: “I appointed Clapp

The only new business on the Economic Development Council’s table this week was a request by Canadian Community Center Assistant Director Ike Julian, who sought $345 in financial support to

Supporters of one of the most contentious issues on the ballot — Proposition 4 — proclaimed victory within hours of the polls closing, with about three-fourths of voters supporting the

A total of 444 Hemphill County voters turned out to cast ballots for the Texas 2019 Constitutional Amendment Election. Election Day brought out 315 voters, and 129 voters took advantage

Last week’s winter storm packed quite a punch when it moved into Hemphill County Thursday morning. It had been heralded well in advance by a series of National Weather Service

Perryton Attorney Mitchell Ehrlich has filed a lawsuit with the 31st Judicial District Court in Lipscomb County, seeking to have DCP Midstream declared a monopoly. At issue is a unilaterally

With the community’s population in decline, and students already transferring to other area schools—some even across the state line into Oklahoma—Higgins ISD Superintendent Kristy Waite announced her board’s recent decision

Texas voters will go to the polls next Tuesday, Nov. 5, to give thumbs up or down on 10 proposed constitutional amendments. By closing time Tuesday afternoon, only 65 voters