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WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY TIM CHEY EPOCH STUDIOS IN ASSOCIATION WITH RIVERRAIN PRODUCTIONS Run Time 96mins “The Firing Squad” is based on the incredible true story of three Christian prisoners who face execution in a third-world country and win over the entire prison camp to Christ in a stunning conclusion. Starring Kevin Sorbo, James Barrington, Cuba Gooding Jr., Madeline Anderson, Tupua Ainu'u, and Eric Roberts.
James Barrington: Why advocates of the Hunting Act are running scared of repeal
James Barrington is a former Executive Director of the League Against Cruel Sports. He is now an animal welfare consultant to Countryside Alliance, Council of Hunting Associations and the All Party Parliamentary Middle Way Group. The sight of John Prescott, with his leader Jeremy Corbyn in the background, pulling a toy fox out of a sack at Labour rally and shouting, “Theresa May wants to tear this apart” showed just how ridiculous and desperate he really is.
Burn ban imposed in Randall County
The Randall County Commissioners Court heard a report last Tuesday by County Fire Chief James Amerson that there is a lot of fuel for wildfires. Combining that with high temperatures and drying winds, the prospect of wildfires, already demonstrated in December 2015 and again in recent days, the conditions for aggressive wildfires are all in place.Recommending the court impose a 90-day burn ban, the court members unanimously concurred and banned outdoor burning in Randall County.
Lady Eagle seniors go out in style with 83-17 win over Caprock
It was Senior Night for the Canyon Lady Eagles Friday evening. Head coach Joe Lombard sent his five seniors – Kaitey Harris, Caitlin Cunyus, Bailey Byrd, Calista Winings and Brianna Stewart – to the floor to start the game.
Caprock cruises past Eagles, 53-32
The Canyon Eagles secured their first district win when they visited Caprock earlier this season, but the Longhorns were looking for revenge last Friday in Canyon. The first half saw the momentum and the lead swing, first to the Longhorns and then to the Eagles; but a 24-5 third quarter, led to Caprock’s 53-32 win over Canyon in District 3-5A action.Reese Patterson led the Eagles in scoring with 13 points, marking the lone Canyon player in double figures.
Injury-plagued Lady Eagles battle past PD
This season – for the Canyon Lady Eagles – is beginning to look like “The Walking Wounded” with Caitlyn Cunyus and Blaire Winings wearing ‘boots’ to support ankle injuries and Bailey Byrd awaiting results of Monday’s MRI to determine whether she will be able to play sooner or later. But, despite the growing collection of girls on the sidelines, the Class 5A No. 2 Lady Eagles continue to find ways to win. After defeating Palo Duro by 14 points when the two teams battled on Jan.
Strong 3rd-quarter lifts PD past Eagles
The Canyon Eagles traveled to Palo Duro on Groundhog’s Day to begin the second half of the District 3-5A season. After falling to Palo Duro by 20 points earlier this season in Canyon, the Eagles closed the gap to 14 on the Dons’ home court.
No. 2 Lady Eagles stomp Dumas, 64-34
DUMAS – Traveling to Dumas to compete in the Demon’s Den always feels like a scene from Dante’s Inferno, but the Canyon Lady Eagles rose above the pit Tuesday to keep their District 3-5A record spotless and vanquish the forces of darkness.
Eagles take down Dumas in 3-5A battle
The smell of sulfur in the Dumas Demon’s Den was enough to give the Canyon Eagles a run for their money and secure the 59-52 victory Tuesday night in District 3-5A competition.Canyon jumped out to a 15-8 lead in the first quarter and stretched that margin to 31-10 at halftime. Dumas, though, outscored Canyon, 42-28 in the second half, but couldn’t rally past the Eagles.
County commissioners recognize retiring K-9, Luno
After recognizing several Randall County Sheriff’s Department employees for two to 15 years of service, a special retirement recognition was accorded to Luno, the department’s K-9 member, for almost 10 years of service. Sheriff Joel Richardson read a list of Luno’s accomplishments. During Luno’s law enforcement career, he has located 872 pounds of marijuana, four pounds of meth, 17 pounds of cocaine and under an ounce of heroin. Additionally, he located $172,000 in cash, concealed in a false door.
CHS graduate finds career in customizing handguns
Jeremy Reid graduated from Canyon High School and Texas Tech, where he developed a passion for customizing handguns. With a Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Trumpet Performance, Reid decided to enter the world of high-end gunsmithing and competitive shooting.He met his wife, Katy, through his cousin. She was attending Abilene Christian University and Katy and Jeremy’s cousin worked together at a church camp.
WT partners with Texas A&M Vet School
Texas A&M System Chancellor John Sharp, in conjunction with Texas A&M and West Texas A&M University presidents and agricultural administrators, announced Thursday a new veterinary initiative involing the two schools during a press conference at the Legacy Hall in Canyon.The partnership will also involve Tarleton State University, Prairie View A&M University and Texas A&M University-Kingsville. “Texas agricultural feeds and clothes the country.
Eagles’ defense swarms Randall
The Canyon Eagles have had their struggles in the early part of the season, but Friday evening, a 43-36 win over Randall highlighted Canyon as a smoldering threat in the District 3-5A race.With the win, the Eagles improved to 2-1 in district. The Raiders, however, dropped to 1-2 and hosted Hereford Tuesday night before traveling to Caprock on Friday.
Long-time assistant Selman named Randall head football coach
Hiring from within the ranks of the Raider Nation coaching staff, offensive line coach Gaylon Selman was selected Thursday to be the new Randall High School head football coach. Selman has been on the Randall High School staff for 15 years.
Canyon PD officer earns Life-Saving Award
With most the officers of the Canyon Police Department assembled in the squad room Thursday afternoon, Officer Matthew Garza was issued a citation of commendation by Chief Dale Davis for saving not one life, but two.The citation gave details of one event on July 13, 2015 and a second on Aug. 29, 2015, in which Garza’s quick and professional actions were credited with saving lives. The citation read: “On July 13, 2015, Officer Matthew Garza attended training in Amarillo.
Lady Eagles soar over Randall
The first half of the District 3-5A race wasn’t a walk in the park for the Class 5A No. 2 Canyon Lady Eagles. After playing through adversity, Canyon finished 5-0 in district and completed the first-half sweep with a 62-42 win over Randall Friday night at the Canyon High School Gymnasium.Early on, the Lady Raiders scored the first points of the game, but Bailey Byrd answered quickly and then scored again to answer the next Randall basket.
CHS swimmers make big splash at district meet
In only their second year of interscholastic competition, the Canyon girls’ swim team won the District 3-5A championship and Anna Gurk was the high point of the meet Saturday at the Amarillo Town Club. The Eagles finished as the district runner-up.Team scores for the girls’ competition had Canyon with 116 points, followed by second-place Pampa with 112 and third-place Caprock with 103. Spearman (14) and Palo Duro (10) rounded out the field.
No. 2 Lady Eagles rattle Caprock
The Canyon Lady Eagles were up 18-0 at the end of the first quarter Tuesday evening at Caprock. By halftime, the score grew to 30-1 in favor of the Lady Eagles. Every Lady Eagle in uniform saw playing time as Canyon cruised to a 55-17 victory over the Lady Longhorns.
Coaches vs. Cancer benefits Tatum Schulte Friday at Canyon HS
Cancer is an insidious disease that can affect anyone, of any age. The American Cancer Society’s web site – www.cancer.org – says, “The Coaches vs. Cancer program empowers coaches, their teams and communities to join the fight against cancer by participating in awareness efforts, advocacy programs and fundraising activities.” On the local front, Canyon Lady Eagles head basketball coach Joe Lombard has been a supporter of the program for many years.
County commissioners accept $6K grant from TxDOT
The Randall County commissioners’ court met Tuesday with Christy Dyer absent. With 17 items on their agenda, they wasted no time diving into the agenda. Randall County sheriff’s office chief deputy Bob Crump appeared with captain Chris Forbis to seek authorization to accept a $6,000 grant from the Texas Department of Transportation to fund overtime for off-duty deputies to run a DWI enforcement operation.
Eagles soar over ‘Horns
The Canyon Eagles looked impressive Tuesday and came away with a 52-39 win over the Caprock Longhorns in District 3-5A play.Canyon outscored Caprock, 17-9, in each of the first two quarters to build a 34-18 lead. With the win, the Eagles improved to 6-10 overall and 1-1 in district. Adam Alexander’s 15 points led the Eagles in scoring. Dayne Douglass also chipped in 13 points and Reese Patterson tallied 10.
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Hayden’s game-winning layup lifts Canyon over Hereford
The Class 5A No. 2 Canyon Lady Eagles trekked down U.S. Hwy 60 Tuesday night to face the Class 5A No. 12 Hereford Lady Whitefaces. The last time Canyon went to Hereford, they were upset by a team whose home crowd left the taunting chant “Over-rated! Over-rated!” ringing in the Lady Eagles’ ears. As the next few weeks developed, it was Hereford that was eliminated and Canyon that captured its second consecutive state championship.All of that, however, was ancient history Tuesday night.
Canyon ISD works toward bond sale
January is school board appreciation month, and the Canyon ISD board meeting was festooned with superheroes as the theme of the celebration. Each year, board members are “adopted” by two or three campuses who present them with gifts, generally made by students or faculty, and share a few moments expressing appreciation for the volunteer work of the board members.On Monday, Superintendent Darryl Flusche expressed appreciation on behalf of the Canyon ISD community.
Frenship topples Canyon, 64-50
After knocking off Clovis (N.M.), the Canyon Eagles dropped a 64-50 decision to Frenship last Friday night in non-district action.Although, the Eagles fought tenaciously, the Tigers were able to hold on and prevail in the second half. Adam Alexander led the Eagles scoring with 15 points, nine of which came on three treys. Dayne Douglass joined him in double-figures with 11 points and Reese Patterson added nine. Patterson also hit a three-pointer, as did Wes Crenshaw, who finished with six points.
No. 2 Lady Eagles rally past Dumas, 53-43
The No. 2-ranked Canyon Lady Eagles began District 3-5A action last Friday with a 53-43 come-from-behind win over the scrappy Dumas Demonettes.The first half of the game ended with Canyon having committed seven fouls compared to four for Dumas. Canyon went to the foul line three times in the first quarter, but struggled, hitting only one of five opportunities. The first point of the game came early when Angel Hayden hit the second of two free throws to put Canyon up 1-0.
Commissioners prepare to buy new fire engine
The Randall County commisssioners court held their last scheduled meeting of 2015 Tuesday morning, taking advantage of an end-of-year discount and improving the retirement benefits of the county’s volunteer firefighters.The court had previously accepted a $200,000 grant from the Texas A&M Forest Service and approved using a mutual purchasing agreement with the Houston-Galveston Area Council (HGAC) to process the order for a new fire engine.
No. 1-ranked Lady Eagles cruise into Mansfield tourney finals
The Class 5A No. 1-ranked Canyon Lady Eagles cruised into the Mansfield Tournament finals Tuesday evening, following a pair of victories over Pflugerville and South Grand Prairie.The Lady Eagles dealt Pflugerville a 46-35 loss in the quarterfinals and then turned around and defeated South Grand Prairie in the semifinals to advance to the championship Wednesday night against Mansfield Timberview.
Lady Eagles suffer first loss of season
The Canyon Lady Eagles won the championship of the Mansfield Tournament in December of 2010, on their way to a 38-0 record and a state title in 2011. This, Canyon’s 12th year to compete in the Mansfield Tournament was poised last Wednesday for a chance to win their second championship there.Mansfield Timberview, however, had different plans and dealt Canyon its first loss of the season with the 59-57 victory in the championship game of the 2015 tournament.
First Baptist Church celebrates 125 years
Gene Jones, associate pastor of second half ministries at First Baptist Church in Canyon, is working on a history of the church in association with Carolyn Hammontree and Dorothy Gill. Jones also cited FBC historical records, City of Canyon, Chamber of Commerce, Randall County and State of Texas historical records as sources for the book he is compiling for the church’s records.Jones said that Gill has done a number of interviews and transcribed those.
Dawn Cattle Feeders among Top 10 buyers at RCJLS
Buyers make the livestock shows work for the kids. David Baumann is part-owner and general manager of Dawn Cattle Feeders. Their office wall proudly displays photos of students with their animals at the Randall County Junior Livestock Show and the plaques that proclaim Dawn Cattle Feeders as a Top 10 buyer. David has been with the company for the past 13 years.David grew up in Bryan, home of Aggieland.
No. 1 Lady Eagles soar past Lubbock Cooper
The Class 5A No. 1-ranked Canyon Lady Eagles cruised past Lubbock Cooper, 53-33, last Friday night in non-district play at the Canyon High School Gymnasium. All 13 varsity players saw action and 11 of them scored; including six in the first quarter that established Canyon’s dominance with a 20-6 lead. With the depth of the Canyon bench, scoring was spread around, but it was the Cunyus sisters who led the way.
Commissioners approve Global Tel-Link contract
The Randall County Commissioners Court met for 12 minutes Tuesday before recessing until Dec. 29. Earlier in the morning, members of the court had attended a breakfast, served by county agents and staff of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service.
No. 1 Lady Eagles stomp Plainview
When the Plainview Lady Bulldogs tangle with the Canyon Lady Eagles, fans can always count on a good game. It’s not uncommon for the two teams to meet in the playoffs, but the early-season meeting Tuesday looked more like a rout for the Lady Eagles than a clash of titans. Outscoring the Lady Dogs in every quarter, the Lady Eagles left Plainview licking their wounds with a 59-26 victory.After the game, Canyon head coach Joe Lombard said, “I thought we played well.
Eagles place 4th in Abilene Wylie Tourney
The Canyon Eagles opened play in the Abilene Wylie Tournament Friday with a 59-54 win over Midland Christian. Reese Patterson led the Eagles with 21 points, including 3-of-7 from outside the three-point arc. Adam Alexander followed with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Nathan Coleman and Wes Crenshaw tallied eight points each.Tanner King, Dakota Puga, Alexander and Crenshaw each offered up two assists. Crenshaw also added four rebounds, while Patterson contributed with three.
‘Steering around Canyon’ - Lainye Meador
Lainye Meador, an eighth-grader at Canyon Junior High School, is breaking into new territory in her livestock showing career, adding steers and heifers to the pigs she has been showing for five years. Lainye’s parents are Ellise and John Meador and she has a younger brother, Calvin, who is in the third grade.“I am a third generation 4-Her. Both my dad’s sisters showed steers and I’ve always loved watching them show,” Lainye said.
Plainview edges Eagles, 79-74
The Canyon Eagles lined up against Plainview Tuesday evening, riding a two-game winning streak coming out of the AMA TechTel Tournament of Champions last weekend. The momentum carried over into the first quarter, as the Eagles exploded for a 21-15 lead, but they couldn’t hold the lead as Plainview whittled it away for a 79-74 victory.In the absence of Canyon head coach Travis Schulte, it was assistant coach Brandon Jones, who said after the game, “We did a good job, especially in the first half.
Eagles split with Bushland, Midland Lee
The Canyon Eagles dropped a tough game to the Bushland Falcons last Friday in a game that was closer than the 63-56 final might lead one to believe. After falling behind 14-8 in the first quarter, the Eagles toughened up and fought back to a 23-23 tie and again to 25-25 in the second quarter.
No. 1 Canyon drops Wall, 45-33
It was a game of champions in the AMA TechTel Tournament of Champions Saturday afternoon, as Joe Lombard’s Canyon Lady Eagles defeated Tate Lombard’s Wall Lady Hawks in a 45-33 battle. With 12 Lady Eagles scoring, McKenzie Taylor led Canyon with seven points. “We had 12 kids score between 2 and 7 points,” Canyon head coach Joe Lombard said after the win over Wall.
‘Raising rabbits without an identity’
Most of the students who show animals at the Randall County Junior Livestock Show don’t like to talk about the ultimate end of their animals, but Canyon High School senior Arianne Cox is unabashed when talking about her rabbits ending up as the entre on the dinner table or in a fur coat for her mother. In keeping with that philosophy, Arianne said, “We do name our animals.
County commissioners receive state grant to replace fire engine
Missing Randall County commissioner Buddy DeFord, the commissioners’ court met Tuesday morning and made quick work of their agenda, going into executive session after only 19 minutes.
No. 1 Lady Eagles trounce Lady Lions, 79-43
After icy roads over the weekend prevented the Lubbock Trinity Lady Lions from making the trip Saturday, a Monday evening 79-43 trouncing by the Canyon Lady Eagles may have left them wondering if they should have bothered to make the trip. With 14 girls on Canyon’s roster, including Haley Stary up from the JV for the game, everyone saw playing time and 12 girls scored. “It was a well-balanced attack,” Canyon head coach Joe Lombard said.
Coronado topples Canyon, 67-47
Playing with eight able-bodied boys on the varsity roster, while the football season continues in the playoffs, the Canyon Eagles were outnumbered more than 2-1 and generally faced height disadvantages at every position. By the end of the first quarter, the Eagles trailed the Class 6A Lubbock Coronado Mustangs, 19-10, and by halftime, the gap had widened to 39-22.
RHS shortstop looks for softball to take her to medical school
Describing herself, she said, “I’m a very friendly person. I get along with most anybody. My belief in Christ is very deep. I love to be around family and friends.”Annika’s parents are Jeff and Jan Schwartzenberg. She has an older brother, John, a Randall High School graduate and a current student at Texas A&M. Next year, Annika plans to attend Cisco Junior College on a softball scholarship. Pre-med will be her major, following in her mother’s footsteps.
County commissioners hear communications upgrade proposal
The Randall County commissioners’ court, sans Commissioner Mark Benton, met Tuesday for more than two hours on a variety of topics. The court’s closed session to “deliberate the purchase, exchange, lease or value of real property,” the item that took the longest time was a presentation by Sheriff Joel Richardson and representatives from Motorola.The proposal was for a conversion of county communications to a trunked radio system in the 700-800 MHz frequency range.
Farm Bureau donates to Crestview Garden Project
Crestview Elementary Garden Club volunteer coordinator Natalie Lawles was pleased to accept checks from the Texas Farm Bureau and the Randall County Farm Bureau to help fund the expansion of the garden club project at Crestview. Earlier, the Texas Farm Bureau had donated $250, the first half of a $500 grant. That initial money had gone for supplies to build an additional raised flower bed on the south side of Crestview.
Canyon Intermediate recognized for academic success
It was a day of celebration for Canyon Intermediate School Oct. 9, as an assembly in the large gym gave the students an opportunity to show off their Blue Ribbon medals and share in the excitement with the Canyon High School drum line and the Canyon Junior High School cheerleaders. Teachers and administrators lined the ends of the gym and students overflowed from the bleachers onto the gym floor.
Randall County commissioners handle ‘housekeeping’ business
With commissioner Mark Benton running late and commissioner Buddy DeFord absent, Tuesday’s meeting of the Randall County commissioner’s court began with 4-H students Blakely Brownd and Abby Burkham coming before the court to give a report on the year’s activities of the Randall County 4-H. They ended their presentation by giving 4-H T-shirts to county judge Ernie Houdashell and each of the commissioners.
Wilson new CISD CFO, Kimbrough named HR executive director
With recent announcements of the departure of Randy McDowell (assistant superintendent of business and operations) and the impending retirement of Ken Carriere (Executive Director of Human Resources), the Canyon ISD board of education approved the appointment of Heather Wilson, district finance director, to the position of Chief Financial Officer to replace McDowell, effective Oct. 13.
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