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In case you missed it:

It's been a big week in local news, and for those who missed it, a short review of recent events follows. A meeting of the Commissioners Court set the stage for a week of action taken by Hutchinson County.

VIDEO: College Football’s Best Wide Receivers For 2015

They seem to defy the laws of physics with their eye-popping catches and bursts of speed that would make even The Flash envious. Now, these five receiving marvels are primed to create havoc once again on opposing secondaries across the land. Blink and you may miss these human blurs in action...

Coffee Memorial Blood Drive here in Borger today

The Coffee Memorial Blood Drive in here in Borger today and is open until 7 p.m. and is located on 111 E Coolidge. Donors are very much appreciated.

This Week in Borger...

The week will begin with a meeting of the Borger Independent School District Board at 6:00 p.m. at 200 E 9th Street. As the one of the last board meetings before the start of the new year, it should provide key information for parents who want to stay in the loop.

VIDEO: Trump Jolts First GOP Debate

A combative Donald Trump, the billionaire businessman-turned-presidential candidate, jolted the first Republican debate of the 2016 campaign, leaving his onstage rivals to compete for attention.

Accident on 136 and Roosevelt

An accident outside the Walmart Supercenter parking lot occured at 136 and Roosevelt earlier this morning at 10:00 a.m. Preliminary reports seem to indicate relatively minor injuries were sustained by victims. (Photo by Don Rice)

This Week in Borger

This week offers political supporters a chance to meet and greet those who share their beliefs. As the week progresses, local Republican women will have the opportunity to attend an 11:30 a.m.

Throwback Thursday

Here is your Throwback Thursday photo of the week. The 2005 Borger Bulldog volleyball team.

This Week In Borger

Thursday: A special meeting of the Hutchinson County Commissioners will be held at 3:00 p.m. in Stinnett's Courthouse. The meeting will decide the immediate future of Borger's library, and whether or not it will be reopened for service.