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Christmas is Upon us Again

Christmas is upon us again, it’s the time of year for family gatherings and gifts. It’s the time of year everyone is excited about. Christmas is viewed differently all around the world, but today we look at what Christmas means to a very special couple of our community.

Tribal Nutrition set to open in Stinnett

STINNETT — A current trend, when it comes to health and nutrition is making its way to the small-town of Stinnett.
Tribal Nutrition, a new business that will offer Herbalife meal replacement shakes and metabolism-boosting teas, is set to open in Stinnett, on Jan.1.

Holiday season brings back memories of lost loved ones

The holiday season, starting with Thanksgiving and ending with New Year’s Day, is typically a time of celebration.

Burleson announces bid for commissioner Precinct 1

Shawn Burleson said he is pleased to announce he is running for Hutchinson County Commissioner Precinct 1. Burleson will face Gary Alexander and Michael Fitzgerald in the March 3, 2020, Primary Election for the Republican nomination.

Former director: Fritch EDC missing contracts, by-laws

The Fritch Economic Development Corp. (FEDC) met in regular session on Monday, Dec. 2, at noon at Celebration Family Church in Fritch.
During open forum, Bob Layton, former FEDC director until March 2015, spoke to the board.

Connect Community Services to Host Christmas Tour of Homes

Connect Community Services, a nonprofit organization in Fritch, is hosting its second annual Christmas Tour of Homes on Dec. 14 from 5-9 p.m.

Connect Community Services to Host Christmas Tour of Homes

Connect Community Services, a nonprofit organization in Fritch, is hosting its second annual Christmas Tour of Homes on Dec. 14 from 5-9 p.m.

Extended Hands hosting Santa Breakfast

FRITCH — Everyone loves a warm hearty breakfast, but not everyone likes waking up early for breakfast on the weekend. The good news is you won’t have to wake up early to take your kids to a breakfast with Santa this year.

A vision becomes reality: Connect Community Services

In 2014, a group of Sanford-Fritch residents saw the need for an organization that would provide services and resources to their community. In 2017, the vision of that organization, Connect Community Services in Fritch became a reality.

Fritch mayor addresses city’s water billing issues

Fritch has seen its fair share of problems with water over the last several years, and, once again, is facing serious issues.
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