Wellington campuses win Texas Successful Schools award
Wellington High School Wellington Junior High and Wellington Elementary earn TSSAS recognition under TEC 39.092 with exemplary or recognized status for sustained success or major improvement. Each campus slated to receive a $500 award and may qualify for additional recognition for improving parent attendance and overall outreach.
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Wellington High School
Wellington Junior High
Wellington Elementary
Public Library Hosts Scholastic Book Fair
Collingsworth Public Library will host a Scholastic Book Fair from February 2 to February 6 during regular hours. The event offers hundreds of titles from over 100 publishers, including how-to books and biographies, chosen to excite young readers. Parents and grandparents are invited to visit and help children pick books. for more information contact Vicki Decker at 806-447-.
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Collingsworth Public Library
Vicki Decker
Rehab program aids Wellington clients for jobs
Texas Rehabilitation Commission representative Vince Salinas spoke in Wellington on Thursday about services for people with disabilities. The Vocational Rehabilitation Program offers medical and psychological evaluation, counseling, and job placement support, including for deaf and hearing-impaired clients, with school sponsorship and college opportunities based on individual needs.
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Vince Salinas
Texas Rehabilitation Commission
Wellington
Alinas
Texas Aioegun Commission
Salinas
Annual Collingsworth livestock show and sale Saturday
The Collingsworth County Livestock Show and Premium Sale returns Saturday Jan 31 with goat shows at 9 30 a m at Bill Wilson Arena north of town on Highway 83. A barbecue begins at 5 p m in the old practice gym. Tickets cost 5 for adults and 3 for children under 12. Dale Dunlap urges community support for 4 H and FFA youth.
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Lana Martin
Wellington
Marie Anjou
Collingsworth County
Bill Wilson
Hwy 83
FFA
Highway 83
Amarillo Street
16Th Street
4-H
Dale Dunlap
Livestock Show Entries Listed for 4-H and FFA Shows
Livestock entries include 4-H participants Crystal Gonzales, Kelli Maxwell, Shanna James, Courtney Cabbell, Ty Hartman, Nikki Jeffrey, Ashley Tarver, Ashley Brittain, Logan Cabbell, Alison Wood, Scott Sims, Nikki Sims, Kasha Brister, Evan Derrick, Brien Derrick, Holly Davis, Tucker Long, Josh Engelhaupt, Lana Martin, Bo Bohannon, Montana Riley, Andi Needham, Lauren Needham, Chase Lloyd, Marcie Langley, Vanessa Langley, Payton Kane, Lance Lacie Fincher, Traci West, Carrie West, Shay Morris, Whitney Gulley, Jamie Strickland, Drew Byrd, Cash Langford, Ricky Johnson, Quentin O rear, Rufus Hamby, Colby Taylor, Matthew Wynn and Ashley Taylor. FFA entries include Levi Lewis, Woody Wilson, Edward Torrez, Jonathan Hamby, Shane Morgan, Joey Putnam, Vance Killian, Jacob Needham, Jeff Needham, Paul Jaimes, Elvis Jaimes, Henry Jaimes, Lucas Hartman and Brandon Johnson. Extension Agent Dale Dunlap is 4-H coordinator. Ag instructor Jeff Fires handles FFA. Pee-wee show starts at 9 a.m., goat show 9:30, lambs 10, swine 10:30, steers 12.
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Crystal Gonzales
Kelli Maxwell
Shanna James
Courtney Cabbell
Ty Hartman
Nikki Jeffrey
Ashley Tarver
Ashley Brittain
Logan Cabbell
Alison Wood
Scott Sims
Nikki Sims
Kasha Brister
Evan Derrick
Brien Derrick
Holly Davis
Tucker Long
Josh Engelhaupt
Lana Martin
Bo Bohannon
Montana Riley
Andi Needham
Lauren Needham
Chase Lloyd
Marcie Langley
Vanessa Langley
Payton Kane
Lance Lacie Fincher
Traci West
Carrie West
Shay Morris
Whitney Gulley
Jamie Strickland
Drew Byrd
Cash Langford
Ricky Johnson
Quentin O'Rear
Rufus Hamby
Colby Taylor
Matthew Wynn
Ashley Taylor
Dale Dunlap
FFA
Levi Lewis
Woody Wilson
Edward Torrez
Jonathan Hamby
Shane Morgan
Joey Putnam
Vance Killian
Jacob Needham
Jeff Needham
Paul Jaimes
Elvis Jaimes
Henry Jaimes
Lucas Hartman
Brandon Johnson
Jeff Fires
Six sentenced in District Court in Collingsworth County
Six criminal cases heard by the 100th Judicial District Court before Honorable David M. McCoy on January 20 22 in Collingsworth County on the second floor. Defendants include Michael Louis Valles and Richard Alfred Valles both of Wellsingen indicted September 13 1997 receiving corrected sentences. Francisco Zamora 36 white male received four years confinement with a $400.00 fine and court costs of $191.00. Keith Davis the Emilio a seven year old nal received 10 years. Kelvin Gene Mahon 27 placed on three years bond and fined. Natalie Dawn Blades 26 got three years deferred adjudication and $600.00. a forgery case was dismissed with full restitution. The next 100th Judicial District Court in Collingsworth County has not been scheduled.
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State of Texas
Randall Sims
100Th Judicial District Court
David M. McCoy
Collingsworth County Se
Michael Louis Valles
Richard Alfred Valles
Wellingen
Francisco Zamora
Texas T
Keith Davis
Emilio
Nementim
Department of Criminal Jussion
Cour Gout Bari Griffin
McCoy
Collingsworth County
Friendship quilts on display at Collingsworth Co Museum
A special display features friendship quilts with embroidery from early Collingsworth County residents. Names include Doana Maxwell, Annie M. Issacs, Bertha Roberts-Jan, Alice Wall-Noy, Celia Johnson, and others. Notable quilts range from 1893 to 1980s with blocks contributed by local officers and community women.
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Collingsworth Co
Collingsworth County Museum
Collingsworth County
Doana Maxwell
Annie M. Issacs
Bertha Roberts
Alice Wall - Noy
Celia Johnson
R. H. Ball
Evelyn King
Seo
Lana‘Mae Simpson
E. R. Goforth
Jane Honiley
Pokes Champion
BE. W. de M. J. Wilks
Ruby Ball
Jennia Holcomb
Fv le Calm
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