Entertainment

Stinnett businesses, vendors host first Jingle Hop

Local businesses and vendors in Stinnett stayed open late on Wednesday evening to display their products and goods for the community to purchase.
The first ever “Jingle Hop” was held from 6-9 p.m. on Wednesday evening.

Petroleum lab tech’s true passion is cloths, fashion

After serving in the military, spending over 20 years in Europe, Chester Williams of Borger returned to this area and has been working at Orion as a petroleum lab technician. Williams’ true passion, however, has always been fashion.

BCT announces two new board members

The Borger Community Theatre has named two new board of directors, Ryan Charlton, a senior at Fritch High School, and Megan Malone, an elementary music teacher at Gateway Elementary in Borger.

Shades of Buble to perform In Borger on Nov. 5

In celebration of the hugely successful career of Michael Buble, Shades of Buble is bringing all of his biggest hits to the stage at Borger Senior High School, 100 W. First St. on Tuesday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. Single tickets for this event are $30; $5 for students.

Auld Brewing Co. opens Borger location

If you like to indulge your taste buds with an ice-cold craft beer, you’ll no longer have to travel to an Amarillo brewery to satisfy your craving.

‘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,

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