Hedley News

The Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District will be holding a public meeting Tuesday afternoon.

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

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

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.

The City of Howardwick stood out among cities in Donley County when Texas Comptroller Susan Combs announced the August sales tax allocations last Friday.

An update on the search for a new school superintendent in Hedley. Eric Hough has been named as the lone finalist.

An update on the search for a new school superintendent in Hedley. Eric Hough has been named as the lone finalist.

Hedley ISD has named Eric Hough as the lone finalist to be the school's next superintendent.

The Donley County Commissioners' Court met in regular session on Monday, July 13, at 9 a.m. in the Commissioners Courtroom in the Courthouse.

Clarendon's sales tax allocation dropped more than 11 percent in July, mirroring a dip in state sales tax revenue.

The First Baptist Church of Hedley will celebrate 100 years of ministry on Father's Day, June 21, 2009, and the public is invited to join the festivities.

Carelessness on the part of four suspected crooks led to their capture last week after the burglary of a Hedley residence.

Clarendon and Hedley High School officials have announced their top graduates for the Class of 2009.

Hedley School Superintendent Bryan Hill is looking for a new job following a called meeting of the Hedley CISD Board of Trustees last Thursday.

The sign-up period for the fourth annual 'Trash To Treasures' garage sale event begins Monday.

The Hedley Fire Department is striving to purchase a new Jaws of Life. The department's current Jaws of Life is more than 25 years old; and in order to ensure better safety of those in life-threatening situations, officials say a more efficient version of the tool is needed.