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By Pastor Jon Curry Grace Community Archer City

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I love the small-town life! There is something about all the ways that people come together to celebrate, honor, and support each other. The sound of every emergency vehicle available to send kids off to competitions, walking into a familiar café with friends, or just gathering around the grill, all represent the greatness of the small town. We have a lot of pride in our country, Faith in the…

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Terri Hendrix will be performing with Lloyd Maines on the Royal Theater stage on Saturday, July 13. The cost of the show is $25. Courtesy photo/Royal Theater

Terri Hendrix with Lloyd Maines at the Royal Theater on July 13

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The Archer City Police Department is cracking down on violators of the golf cart ordinance and are issuing warnings and tickets for violators. File photo

ACPD cracking down on golf carts

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The Archer City Police Department and other local agencies are cracking down on golf cart ordinance violations. Archer City Police Chief Justin Perron updated the Archer City Council on law enforcement’s efforts to curb violations of the ordinance during a council meeting Thursday, June 27.

Archer City approves insurance increase

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The Archer City Council approved renewing health, dental, vision and life insurance with the TML Health Benefits Pool during its council meeting on Thursday, June 27. City Secretary Kim Whitsitt told the council that the city currently pays 100% of its employee’s insurance plan.