On Thursday and Friday, thousands will descend upon the Mike A. Myers Track and Soccer Stadium on the campus of the University of Texas for the 2024 UIL State Track and Field meet.
All that have ever trusted God know that he is faithful. For God told Joshua in chapter 1, verse 5: “I will be with thee: I will not fail thee, nor forsake thee.” Now for the believer, the same promise God made to Joshua is given to us, as God’s Word, therefore belongs to us. It is our promise from God that He will be with us, He will not fail us, nor l will He ever forsake us.
Archer City ISD dedicated the flagpole at its softball complex to one of the Lady Cats biggest fans: the late Cody Stephens prior to the Archer City – Windthorst game on Friday, April 19. Stephens was an active Archer City athletics fan, coach of little league softball and baseball and served as vice president of the Archer County Live Show board of directors.
Mayor Jake Truette provided an update on the process of creating a 501c3 nonprofit for the ambulance service during an Archer City Council meeting on Thursday, April 18. Truette said he recently spoke with 501c3 attorney Darren Moore, of Fort Worth, about the process of creating a non-profit to support the Archer City and county ambulance service.
Windthorst High School had multiple students advancing to the Regional Academic meet following strong performances in the district meet earlier this month. For Windthorst, Levi Hoffman, Tanner Doyal, Maddison Farris and Diego Sanchez will advance to the regional meet at Grayson College in Denison on April 26-27.
Two Archer City residents are facing seven charges of cruelty to a non-livestock animal following an investigation by Archer City Police Department. Grace Isabelle Tasin, 22, has been charged with seven Class A misdemeanors according to a press release from Archer City Police Department and Archer County Jail logs.
The Archer County Commissioner’s Court approved up to $20,000 to replace the radiator on the generator at the Archer County Jail during its meeting on Monday, April 22. Sheriff Jack Curd said the generator failed its maintenance test about two weeks ago.
The Archer City ISD school board approved the purchase of a new plasma cutting table for the ag and FFA program during its meeting on Monday, April 22. Superintendent Jon Hartgraves said the school district recently did a study of the district's finances and discovered that the career and technology line item had not spent its minimum 55% threshold.
The Lakeside City Council discussed water concerns during its council meeting on Tuesday, April 16. Larry Sturgis spoke to the council about the city’s water development program.