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Childress Residents Sign Texans United Against Data Centers Petition
Childress residents joined Quanah resident Roger Browning’s petition on behalf of Texans United Against Data Centers. The Petition Collector Registration Form stated, “We need signatures from ALL 254 counties in Texas! We are asking the State Legislature to call for a special session to ban data centers until guardrails can be put into place, including…
Read MoreAnsley Parr Commits To The University of Montana
Childress High School senior Ansley Parr will continue her pitching career at the University of Montana, as she recently announced her commitment to play softball at the Division 1 college. “I’ve dreamed of playing in college since I was little,” Ansley said. “I’m so excited to further my softball career in college!” Ansley said it’s…
Read MoreWhat Happened To Gracie The Giraffe And How She Made It Home Safely
Gracie the Giraffe is back home at Cedar Hollow Ranch after the two-week search made national headlines. “I felt like she’d be fine,” said Ranch Manager Vick Jones, who wasn’t scared – just worried. “I needed to find her. When I found her on that Friday, I’d been looking for her for two weeks.” Gracie…
Read More6 Super Bowl Snacks To Make For The Big Game
Super Bowl LX will feature the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, Feb. 8 on NBC. You asked for my go-to recipes, so here they are! For those who know me, know I love football. I like to go all out cooking and decorating for Super Bowl Sunday. You…
Read MoreCottage Village Under New Ownership
Since new owner Kandarp Patel helped cut the ribbon at Cottage Village’s Ribbon Cutting and Open House on Monday, Jan. 12, he’s been busy. “It’s really exciting to be part of a community that’s growing, thriving and sustaining,” Kandarp said. “It definitely indicates to us this is a great institution to be part of and…
Read MoreWinter Storm Causes House Fires, School Closings and Cancellations
When the winter storm hit Childress last weekend, it brought temperatures in the single digits, more than five inches of snow and left one family without a home. In the early morning hours on Monday, Jan. 26 morning, Danny and Cristy Gonzales woke up to flames on their patio deck, according to their GoFundMe campaign.…
Read MoreIssues With Voter Registration
Anyone planning on voting in the upcoming Primary Elections is encouraged to check their eligibility to vote because of a delay with the office of the Secretary of State. “There are numerous voters assuming they are active but may need to verify their address or another issue,” Elections Administrator Jennifer Jones said. “This should be…
Read MoreTips On Winterizing Your Home From AryCo HVAC Electric & Plumbing
AryCo HVAC Electric & Plumbing recently opened in Childress, and they have some tips on winterizing your home before temperatures drop to single digits this weekend. “Leave a faucet dripping on the hot side,” Master Plumber Blake Scott said. “That way you got water circulating through the whole system.” He also said to disconnect all…
Read MorePolice Need Your Help!
The Childress Police Department needs the public’s help in finding this vehicle that is suspected of being involved in multiple burglaries, Police Chief Jerrald Johnson said. If you recognize the vehicle, please call Childress Police at 940-937-2546 or the Childress County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch at 940-937-2535, he said. During the overnight hours of Friday, Jan.…
Read MoreChildress In Winter Storm Warning, Extreme Cold Watch
Childress County Judge Kim Jones shared this information about the Winter Storm Warning and the Extreme Cold Watch. Alert: WHAT: Heavy mixed precipitation likely. Total snow and sleet accumulations in excess of 4 inches are likely across portions of the region and ice accumulations in excess of one tenth of an inch are possible. WHERE:…
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