Entertainment

‘Seussical’ comes to Frank Phillips College stage Oct. 18-20

Come see the Cat in the Hat and all of your favorite Dr. Seuss characters come to life when the Borger Community Theatre presents “Seussical the Musical.” The show will run one weekend only — Friday, Oct. 18 at 6:30 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 19 and 20, at 2 p.m.

See You at the Pole brings students together to worship

Gateway Elementary teachers work behind counter at McTeacher’s Night

Dressed in dark blue T-shirts that said “Great School on Earth,” several teachers from Gateway Elementary School got a taste of what it’s like to work in fast food last Tuesday when they ran the show at McDonald’s for McTeacher’s Night.

Youth and community choirs gearing up for concerts, Oct. 5 fundraiser

From as far north as Perryton to as far south as Panhandle and everywhere in between, singers are coming to Frank Phillips College to be a part of the Texas Panhandle Youth Choir as it begins its fourth season. Communities involved are Perryton, Spearman,

2019 Homecoming Queen

Kevin Fowler to headline Saturday’s free concert

Amarillo native, Kevin Fowler, will perform Saturday at the Hutchinson County United Way Cook Off and Borger All-American City Celebration.
The free concert begins at 6 p.m. in the Aluminum Dome parking area. Also performing are singer/songwriter Lindsey Lane and Barn Noize.

Pampa couple finds old newspaper plates during remodeling project

It's well known people use newspapers to line bird cages, but using newspapers as wallpaper?
That's what a Pampa couple discovered when they started remodeling the bathroom of the building they are renting for their business, A&M Engine Repair.

Rehearsals in progress for BCT’s production of ‘Seussical’

By TIM HOWSARE
Editor

City employee spotlight: Julie Cummings

Name: Julie Cummings

Job title: Customer service technician

Slim Pickens band to perform at Howdy Neighbor Day in Fritch

The Slim Pickens band from Elk City, Oklahoma, will perform from 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 17, at Howdy Neighbor Day in Fritch. This year, Fritch will celebrate 60 years as a city.