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Borger Youth Advisory Council gears up for Summitt

The Borger Youth advisory Council is gearing up for their annual trip to the Youth Summit Conference. See more on this story in the Friday, February 2, 2018 edition of the Borger News-Herald.

Country Chevrolet raises $1800 to replace burned Boy Scout Flags

Country Chevrolet raised $1800 to replace the flags burned by vandals that Borger Scout troop 507 had placed outside businesses for the Columbus Day Holiday. See more on this story in the Borger News-Herald Friday, February 2, 2018 edition.

Voter registration deadline

The deadline to get registered to vote is coming up quick. See more on this story in the Thursday, February 1, 2018 edition of the Borger News-Herald.

Borger High School hosts Josten's Ring Ceremony for graduating class of 2019

Borger High School hosted a ring ceremony on Wednesday, January 31 for members of the class of 2019 who oredered senior rings through the Jostens company. See more pictures and information on this story in the Thursday, February 1, 2018 edition of the Borger News-Herald.

Rare super blue blood moon shined in the sky early Wednesday morning

According to NASA, the earth experienced it's second super moon of the year on January 31. See more on this story in the Thursday, February 1, 2018 edition of the Borger News-Herald.

Borger High School students get full ride scholarships for nursing

Borger High School and Golden Plains Community Hospital have had a longstanding and successful partnership. See the Wednesday, January 31 edition of the Borger News Herald for more on this story.

Candidate's Forum

Hutchinson County Republican Women are hosting a Candidate Forum on Thursday, February 8, 2018.
There will be a reception beginning at 6:30 p.m. The forum will begin at 7:00 p.m.

First Panhandle White Tail Tests Positive for Chronic Waste Disease

A whitetail deer killed on the road between Dalhart and Hartley on US Highway 87 tested positive for chronic wasting disease. Hutchinson County Game Warden Lance Lindley said “The Texas Park and Wildlife cuts the head off of roadkill and tests the spine for the disease.

Borger News-Herald honors Pearl Harbor survivor - remembering the “Governor,” longtime Borger resident dies at 97

Longtime Borger resident, W.C. “Governor” White passed away on January 8, 2018. White was a well known face in the community, mainly among Golden Plains Community Hospital staff, where he volunteered his time for many years.

Meet the Candidate: Jeremy Vass, candidate for County Commissioner, precinct 4

The Borger News-Herald will be running articles over each non incumbant candidate for the upcoming election.
Jeremy Vass has lived in Hutchinson County for over four years and is the pastor of Church of Christ at Borger.