Clarendon News

Salt Fork Cattle Co. of Clarendon earned a top-10 finish in Junior Working Cow Horse with Shine Happens, a 2005 Sorrel American Quarter Horse Stallion, during the FedEx Open Competition Show, held November 6-21 in Oklahoma City.

More than 298 people were fed during the second annual Donley County Thanksgiving Dinner last Thursday.

Authorities are on the lookout this week for a man suspected of breaking into the First Baptist Church in Clarendon Sunday night.

Holiday shopping at home is easy and affordable again as all three local banks have teamed up to provide zero-percent interest 'Christmas Cash' loans for the 15th year.

The District Court heard five pleas took place which resulted in four deferred adjudications and one conviction last Monday in Clarendon A total of $8,500 in fines was assessed as a result of the pleas that took place on November 9. The defendants were also required to pay a total of $2,075 in court costs and $202.13 in restitution.

Old fashioned hand-crank awnings are shading two properties on Kearney Street thanks to a project funded by the Clarendon Economic Development Corp.

Three services will be held in Donley County next week to honor the services of local veterans.

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The one-act play that Billy Boone had initially begun writing five years ago is personal.

Voters across Texas will head to the polls next Tuesday to decide the fate of eleven proposed constitutional amendments.

Two Clarendon residents are facing multiple felony charges after a drug bust here last Wednesday.

A $2.1 million project will resurface and improve drainage on US 287 through Clarendon next year, according to city and state officials.

Art lovers are invited to attend the Clarendon Arts Festival this Saturday and Sunday, October 24 and 25, at the Clarendon College Bairfield Activity Center.

The Donley County Activity Center received a boost last week when Greenbelt Rural Electric Cooperative donated $10,000 to help with the construction of the facility.

Due to several confirmed flu cases at each campus of Clarendon ISD, school officials and teachers are encouraging students and parents to take precautions to help maintain health during this flu season.

Local health officials are encouraging people to get vaccinated after a dozen probable cases of the H1N1 flu virus were treated in Donley County last week.

Two men were sent to prison last Monday when the District Court met in Clarendon after they violated conditions of probation.

A two-vehicle accident near Clarendon last week resulted in one citation but no injuries, according to Department of Public Safety Trooper Chad Simpson.

District Judge Stuart Messer addressed a crowd of area high school students, college students, and community members last Thursday, September 17, in the Clarendon College Harned Sisters Fine Arts Center to discuss the importance of the United States Constitution.

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