Collingsworth County Junior Livestock Show nets over $20000
The Collingsworth County Junior Livestock Show held January 16 and 17 at Wellington Fair Grounds rewarded 4 H and FFA youth with blue ribbons and prize money. Lambs, goats and hogs led to grand and reserve champions in multiple classes with participants including Zachary Odom Kirsti Edwards Taylor Hall Kirsti Edwards Matt Anglin Amanda Gaither and Marcie Langley among others.
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Collingsworth County
City of Wellington Fair Grounds
Samantha tSatherson
Sonny Bohannon
Keaston Warren
Dakota Warren
Kelton Long
Reed Sessions
Jusianna Tate
Will Baumgardner
Ashley Souder
Mikala Klink
Kater Tate
My-T Burger
Wellington
4-H
FFA
Collin
Matt Anglin
Ricky Cruz
Amanda Gaither
Charles Warren
Eric Needham
Brittni Bohannon
Taylor Hall
Landon Tarver
Alabama Bohannon
Edward Arreola
Kevin Jaimes
Amanda Ga
Jose Crispin
Dalia Jaimes
Marcie Langley
Dani Myers
Barrow
Hospital appoints new administrator and town hall set
Mike Easley of Preferred Management has become Collingsworth General Hospital Administrator. He arrives with 25 years in healthcare management and will discuss CAH designation at a town hall on Sunday January 25 at 2 p.m. at the Burn Handley Community Building.
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Mike Easley
Collingsworth General Hospital
Easley
Wellington
Southwest Texas State University
Office of Rural Community Affairs
Austin
Temple
Susie
LaGrange
Collingsworth General
Burn Handley Community
Congress
Texas
Shamrock
Wheeler
Chillicothe
Rotan
Aspermont
Dalhart
Quanah
CAH
Burn Handley
Funds Established for Skelton Baby in Premature Birth
An account at Wellington State Bank was opened to assist Chad and Carrie Skelton with unexpected costs from their two month premature baby girl. The family is in Lubbock for about three to four weeks more. Donations can be made at any Wellington State Bank branch in Childress Memphis Wheeler or Canadian to credit the account.
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Wellington State Bank
Chad
Carrie Skelton
Lubbock
Wellington
Childress
Memphis
Wheeler
Canadian
Rain brings relief to Wellington farmers in January
Residents celebrate steady rainfall from January 15 to 19 with .02, .35, 1.10 and .13 inches totaling 1.60 inches. Farmers and rural areas see deep furrows and waterlogged streets, while weather officials forecast more rain later in the week.
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Wellington
Tommy Hudson
National Weather Bureau
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Lamb
Zachary Odom
Kirsti Edwards
Kelsey Kincannon
Bo. Bohannon
Kirsti
Kevin Needham
Mat Anglini
Holton Oil Co
Stan Tate
Collingsworth
Zachary Adom
Jameson Aero-Ag
Cody Long
Tri County Co-Op
Charles Morrow
Jeff Bagley
The
Texas Rural Health Association
Skelton
KSA
WAC