Discover Hall County 2024 Spring/Summer

DISCOVER

Hall County

MEMPHIS TURKEY ESTELLINE LAKEVIEW TEXAS

Welcome to the Rolling Plains and, of course, Memphis – Texas that is!

Having served our area for over 37 years on the radio and currently serving as the Mayor of Memphis, I hope you'll find Memphis and Hall County quite pleasant and as interesting as I do.

Memphis is a great place to live, work, and raise a family with all the values of small-town America and West Texas. People here know and

take care of each other. Our city also welcomes new businesses to move here.

From our municipal airport to our historic Courthouse Square, Memphis offers many opportunities and room for your business to grow!

Please, enjoy our city and your drive - might even listen to the radio, 105FM KLSR, and please come back. We have a lot to offer!

- Joe Davis Mayor of Memphis

Mayor Joe Davis

HALL COUNTY EVENTS

SUNDAY

MARCH 17

TURKEY - Caprock Canyon Enduro postenduroassociation. org.

SATURDAY

MARCH 30

MEMPHIS - Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg Hunt City Park.

SATURDAY

APRIL 6

MEMPHIS - Lions Club Radio Days @ KLSR - Memphis Lions take over the airwaves.

SATURDAY

APRIL 6

MEMPHIS - Memphis Little Theatre presents "If Sherlock Holmes Were A Woman" dinner theatre.

Memphis Community Center. Adults: $20, Children: $15. Call 940585-1383.

SATURDAY

APRIL 6

TURKEY - Wild Canyon Ultra - 5K, 10k, 25k, 50kultraexpeditions.com/ wildcanyon/ultra

SATURDAY

APRIL 20

MEMPHIS - Country Club Texie Fisher Golf Tournament. Call 806259-3237.

SATURDAY

APRIL 25-27

TURKEY - Bob Wills

Day. Honoring the King of Western Swing with Music, Dancing, BBQ, a Parade, Car Show & More! See page 33 for more information.

SATURDAY

MAY 4

MEMPHIS - Annual Rolling Plains Sportsman Club Bow Shoot. City Park. Call 806-2593018.

FRIDAY

MAY 10

MEMPHIS - Lions Club annual Park Opener. Prizes and hamburgers at City Park at 6 p.m.

SATURDAY MAY 25-27

MEMPHIS - Annual Memorial Day Golf Tournament. Memphis Country Clug. Call 806259-3237.

SATURDAY

JUNE

MEMPHIS - Chamber Citywide Garage Sale. Call 806-259-3144 for date and time.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY

JUNE 15-16

MEMPHIS Country Club Two Jacks & One Jill Scramble. Call 806-259-3237.

SUNDAY-THURSDAY

JUNE 16-20

TURKEY - BAM Summer Music Camp. Fiddle, guitar, and pedal steel lessons. Call 903-348-7321.

WEDNESDAY JUNE 19

MEMPHIS - Annual Juneteenth Parade. Call 806-259-3144 for details.

THURSDAY

JULY 4

MEMPHIS - Fire Department Fireworks Show. Memphis High School at dark.

THURSDAY

JULY 4

TURKEY - Fire Department Fireworks Show. Hamburgers, Live Music, Dancing. City Park.

JULY

MEMPHIS - Chamber Poker Run. Fun and games. Call 806-2593144.

SATURDAY AUGUST 3 & 4

MEMPHIS - Country Club Open Championship Tourament. Call 806-259-3237.

SATURDAY & SUNDAY

AUG. 31 & SEPT. 1

MEMPHIS - Labor Day Scramble. Memphis Country Club Call 806259-3237.

SEPTEMBER

TURKEY - Songwriter Festival. Details TBA.

SUNDAY-THURSDAY

SEPTEMBER 8-12

MEMPHIS - Top of Texas Senior Ladies Golf Tournament. Call 806-259-3237.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14

MEMPHIS - Lions Club Annual Golf Tournament. Memphis High School at dark. Call 940-585-1092

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21

MEMPHIS - Preservation Foundation Cowboy Breakfast.

SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21

MEMPHIS - Hall County Picnic & Reunion. Crafts, parade, food, live band, and street dance on the Courthouse Square. Call 806-259-3144.

THURSDAY-SATURDAY

OCTOBER 17-19

TURKEY - October Turkey Fest. Bright lights and live music at the Old Gym, 602 Lyles. 7 p.m. Call 806671-7765.

SATURDAY

OCTOBER 26

MEMPHIS - Halloween On the Square & Chamber Costume Contest. Trunk or Treat and games. 6 p.m.

OCTOBER

TURKEY

Fire Dept. Spookhouse. TBA

SATURDAY

23

MEMPHIS - Small Business Shopping

DECEMBER

TURKEY - Christmas Tree Lighting.

SUNDAY

DECEMBER 1

MEMPHIS

Com-

Christmas Singing. Presbyterian Building, 2 p.m.

1923 HALL COUNTY COURTHOUSE RESTORATION

The "Temple of Justice" at the heart of Memphis is bustling with contractors and workers undertaking a monumental restoration project that supporters hope will bring new life and renewed pride to the community.

The 1923 Hall County Courthouse cost $175,000 when it was constructed. Adjusted for inflation, that’s about $3.2 million in today’s dollars; but of course, a building of that scale, form, and function could not be constructed for that sum now. Restoring the building will cost $11.3 million.

County Judge Ray Powell says it’s been a long road to get to the point of restoring the old building. The story begins with the founding of the county.

Hall County was organized in 1890, and two years later, the first Courthouse was built at a cost of $45,000. In a short time, the Courthouse Square became a hub of activity as Memphis grew and businesses came to town. In the center of it all, the old Courthouse stood as a land-

mark for about three decades before tragedy struck.

“It was a beautiful building,” Judge Powell says, “but it just wasn’t well built, and ultimately it burned down.”

Construction on the new Courthouse began in 1922, and the building was occupied in January 1923. Architect Charles Page designed the new building in the Classical Revival Style with Beaux Arts influences, and The Memphis Democrat gave a glowing description of the building before it opened, calling it “magnificent” and “a milestone in the advancement of Hall County.”

The Courthouse contained several unique features when it was brand new. A public auditorium occupied the east half of the first floor with a well-lit stage on the south side of the room, dressing rooms on either side of the stage, and opera chair seating for 308 people.

The clerk’s office on the second story included a spiral iron stairway to a large vault in a sub-basement where

county records were to be kept. The new building was also designed to be as fireproof as possible.

On the fourth floor, dormitories were constructed and furnished with single beds, bathrooms and showers for jurors, and another small sleep quarters adjoined the dormitory for the sheriff or deputy assigned to the jury.

Like many public buildings, renovations and modifications as the needs of the county changed through the years. Over time, Powell says, the auditorium was divided up for office spaces, windows were closed up and ceilings were lowered in the name of energy efficiency, and an elevator was added in the 1980s.

Age and other circumstances also took their toll on the Courthouse. Powell says by late 1990s and early 2000s, the Courthouse was suffering from settling, accessibility issues, and a hodgepodge of electrical systems that combined new wiring with the original 1923 wiring. Perhaps most alarming was natural gas leaks that employ-

ees could smell but were hard to pinpoint.

Evergreen trees planted around the exterior of the Courthouse were also presenting problems, not the least of which was that debris from the trees were clogging drains resulting in water damage to the building.

When the State of Texas began its Courthouse Restoration program, Hall County officials considered undertaking a restoration. Architectural and planning work was done, but there was no consensus to proceed. In 2007, it was estimated that a restoration would cost about $4 million, Powell said, but restoration was not favored by a majority of commissioners.

By 2019, the Courthouse’s problems were getting worse, and county officials again began again to pursue a restoration project with the Texas Historical Commission. A petition in 2022 put approval of the project on the ballot, and Powell says the vote was 67 percent in favor.

With $7.3 million in state

funding and $4 million in local funding, the county approved a bid from Premier Commercial Group, and county offices moved out of the building in the spring of 2023, relocating temporarily to a Courthouse Annex purchased a few blocks away at 101 S. Ninth.

Completion of the project is now expected in November 2025, and Powell thinks it will have a positive impact on the community.

“We’re hoping it will bring new businesses to the square,” Powell says. “We hope that it will look so great that it will get people to spruce up their properties and attract new business.”

The Courthouse is central to life in the comunity, Powell says, particularly the Hall County Picnic held each September, attracting people from all parts of the county as well as from out of town. The restored Courthouse is going to make that event and others much more special, he says.

“It’s going to be magnificent.”

Hall County Courthouse information

CONSTRUCTION BEGAN: 1922

COURTHOUSE OPENED: 1923

RESTORATION: 2023-2025

ORIGINAL ARCHITECT:

Charles Page

RESTORATION ARCHITECT: Arthur Weinman Architects

RESTORATION CONTRACTOR: Premier Commercial Group

ORIGINAL COST: $175,000

RESTORATION COST:

$11.3 million ($7.3 million from the Texas Historical Commission and $4 million in county bonds approved by voters in 2022.)

OVERVIEW:

Built in the the Classical Revival Style with Beaux Arts influences, the Courthouse features red brick with cast stone details including Corinthian columns, a dentilated cornice, pediments, tablets, and garlands. Each façade features a two-story loggia with paired columns.

The restoration is addressing compliance with accessibility and building code; replacing outdated systems; and restoring cast stone and brick, wooden windows, interior plaster walls and ceilings, the courtroom, vaults and all original finishes.

Hall County Judge Ray Powell • Courthouse Photos Courtesy Hall County

Hall County Courthouse elevation by Arthur Weinman Architects

THE ORIGINAL HALL COUNTY COURTHOUSE was built in 1893 and served for about 30 years before it was lost to fire.

LOCAL EVENT VENUES

MEMPHIS

BERTIE FANNIE

940-585-1223

103 S. Sixth, Memphis, Texas

Catering, banquets, weddings, showers, parties, receptions.

FIRST BANK & TRUST BRONZE & SILVER ROOMS

806-259-3556

501 Main Street, Memphis, Texas Kitchen, tables, and chairs

MEMPHIS COMMUNITY CENTER

806-259-3001

721 Robertson, Memphis, Texas

Indoor facility with full kitchen, restrooms, tables and chairs, and performance stage.

MEMPHIS GATHERING PLACE

806-259-1111

603 W. Main, Memphis, Texas

Family Fun Place for all ages with bouncy houses, pool tables, arcade games, and more. Reserve for your next party. www.mgpfamilyfun.com

PRESBYTERIAN BUILDING

806-204-0643 or 806-677-4191

Eighth & Robertson, Memphis, Texas Weddings, funerals, meetings, private events.

TURKEY

BOB WILLS CENTER

806-423-1033

602 Lyles Street, Turkey, Texas

Multiple facilities, including the Old High School & Gym, the Cafeteria, and the Senior Citizens Room suitable for functions from meetings and luncheons to concerts and dances.

THE BOOT SHOP

806-423-1151

201 Third Street, Turkey, Texas

Birthday parties to rehearsal dinners to pop-up-shops or private parties.

GEM THEATRE

806-423-1420

217 Main Street, Turkey, Texas

Theater with stage and screen, backstage rooms, bathrooms, large meeting room and kitchen area

HOTEL TURKEY

806-423-1151

201 3rd St., Turkey, Texas

Space available for functions of all kinds. hotelturkeytexas.com

LUMBERYARD LODGE

806-423-1414

Second & Reona, Turkey, Texas Kitchen and meeting room.

HometownFamily

memphis municipal airport Welcomes visitors

Situated on US 287, Memphis and Hall County are easy to get to by ground transportation, and the Memphis Municipal Airport also provides the option for visitors to fly to the community.

The airport is popular with several local pilots; and the 4,670-foot runway can accommodate many small and mid-size jets, which can comfortably and safely make Memphis a point for landing and departure.

Tie-downs are available for those wishing to fly in for business purposes, for family functions or community events, or to enjoy the many hunting opportunities that Hall County has to offer.

Located north of the city off FM 1547 near Fairview Cemetery, the Memphis Municipal Airport is well-maintained and benefits from easy access on paved roads.

Several private hangers are already on the property, and ample room is available for additional hangers for those wishing to use the airport on a long-term basis.

Memphis is proud of its airport and the opportunities it provides for commercial, agricultural, and economic development interests.

David Morris, Jr., manages the facility for the city and can be contacted for more information by calling 806-2593001. Those interested can also request

more airport information by emailing cityofmemphistx@amaonline.com.

Airport Location:

Elev 2102' MSL

Lat 34-44-22.522N Long

100-31-46.923W

MEMPHIS PUBLIC SWIMMING POOL

Located at City Park

Hours: TuesdaySunday 1-6 pm. Closed on Mondays.

Pool Manager: Shannon Rodriguez 806-259-2146

Admission: Adults/ Students $5.00 & Ages 1-5 $2.00.

Season passes:

Individuals $100.00, Family up to 4 members $150.00 & $50.00 for each additional family member.

Pool Party Rentals: $75.00 per hour, 2-hour minimum. Rentals available from 6:00-8:00 p.m. or 8:00-10:00 p.m.

A summertime tradition since 1953, the Memphis Public Swimming Pool provides hours of cool fun during the summer months. Memphis City Photo

The Memphis Swimming Pool at City Park has been providing fun times and relief from the summer heat for more than 70 years and is still going strong.

The Swimming Pool was constructed at a cost of

$55,000. Initially, local citizens voted against the bonds for the park improvements in August 1952.

City leaders were persistent, however; and, in February 1953, a new ballot initiative

passed with a narrow margin of only 36 votes in favor. Today, the city offers swimming lessons, and July 4th is a free swim day. Today, the annual cost to operate the pool is over $40,000.

memphis information

City Hall

721 W. Robertson

806-259-3001

Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Population: 2,048

Established: 1890

Incorporated: 1906

Location: At the junction of US Hwy. 287 and State Hwy. 256. Eighty-seven miles southeast of Amarillo.

City Secretary: Cindy Woodard

Public Works Director: Junior Casas

Municipal Judge: David Aleman

Police Chief:Rex Plant

Elected Officials

Mayor: Joe Davis

City Council: C.W. Ivey, Woody Richardson, Ed Bailey, Mollie Moffitt, Jill Cromwell, Leslie Ivy, Ray Dickson, and Melisa McIntosh.

Meetings: Second Mondays at City Hall at 6 p.m.

Website: memphistexascity.com

Memphis Volunteer Fire Department

Location: 721 Robertson

Fire Chief: Terry Altman

Airport: The Memphis Municipal Airport is located on the east outskirts of Memphis just north of the Fairview Cemetery at 2325 FM 1547. It's home to seven private hangers and six tiedown hangers. The runway is 4,670 ft long. See more information on page 14.

Airport Manager: David Morris Jr (806) 259-3001

Library: Memphis Public Library. 303 S. 8th Street. 806-259-2062

Librarian: Jackie Owens

City Park: Memphis is home to a beautiful 40 acre City Park which is open from sunrise to sunset and includes an Amphitheatre, a 188,000-gallon Swimming Pool, and 8 RV Park hookups are $15 per night.

See Page 16 for pool information

The Memphis City Park facilities are available to groups and citizens for family gatherings, group parties, picnics, or other events on a first come first serve basis. The park is open daily from sunrise until 10:00 p.m.

The City Park's beautiful Amphitheater was part of a Park and Amphitheater project started in 1938. It has seating for around 2,000 people and is acoustically perfect.

Trash / Recycling Landfill Su-

pervisor: David Morris Jr Cost to Dump: Located at 5310

US HWY 287, the City of Memphis' Landfill is FREE to Memphis residents and businesses except for roofing materials, tires, and appliances with freon.

There are also several green dumpsters around local businesses for cardboard recycling. Most household trash and debris, when properly bundled and/ or contained properly, can be disposed of in residential dumpsters.

Landfill hours:

Monday - Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Utilities: See page 44.

Memphis Housing Authority 221 Robertson 806-259-2941

US Post Office

700 W. Main Memphis, TX 79245

Phone: 806-259-9998

Hours:

Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to noon, 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Constructed in 1938, the Amphitheater at Memphis City Park is believed to be the oldest outdoor theatre of its kind in Texas and is said to be acoustically perfect. Memphis City Photo

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HOUSES OF WORSHIP

MEMPHIS

First Assembly of God Church – 618 N. 11th Street

First Baptist Church – 121 S. 8th Street

First Methodist Church – 115 N. 18th Street

Iglesia Firme – 109 W. Noel Street

New Mt. Zion Baptist Church – 617 Violet

Red Marble Ministries Church – 920 W. Main

Sacred Heart Catholic Church – 213 N. 3rd

Travis Baptist Church – 708 N. 13th Street

The United Pentecostal Church – 521 N. 9th Street

Church of Christ – 1625 N. 18th Street

Morning Side Church of Christ – Magnolia Street

Iglesia Evengelice Christian Espirituel – 1601 W. Main Street

TURKEY

First Baptist Church - 3rd & Bell

First Methodist Church - Main & 8th

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church - 903 Alexander

Turkey Church of Christ - 501 Bell

ESTELLINE

First Baptist Church - 911 Harper St.

Stunning fresh flowers and bouquets, designed to wow and guaranteed to last.

Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 a.m.

Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 a.m. Sunday Closed

THE SPARROW’S NEST 364 CO RD 3 • TURKEY (806)422-0911

LOVING GOD and SERVING OTHERS

First Assembly Church

First Baptist Church

First Methodist Church

Iglesia Firme

New Mt. Zion Baptist

Red Marble Church

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Travis Baptist Church

The United Pentecostal Church

WELCOME TO

Turkey

Hey, Y'all! Welcome to Turkey, Texas! Whether you are here to “Stay all night” or “Stay a little longer,” we hope you feel at home. Please take time to walk around and check out our amazing locally-owned small businesses. There is something for everyone!

If you are looking for a great meal, you can visit Tona’s Mexican Kitchen, Letty’s, Hotel Turkey, Turkey Creek Winery, or Tony’s Ice Cream shop. For your shopping needs, check out Lacy Dry Goods (https://bit. ly/4ak4U2z) which has been in business for 100 years in the same location! Stop in at Turkey Tracks (https://www.facebook. com/turkeytrackscoffeetea.tees) for specialty coffee and snacks as well as custom T-shirts, signs, engraving, and branded specialty items.

This and That has a unique collection of antiques and unique items. At the Turkey Creek Winery (https://www.facebook.com/ TurkeyCreekWinery/), not only do they have a great selection of wine and food but also a great variety of gifts and custom blended olive oils. Do not miss Historic Hotel Turkey founded in 1927 and continuously operated since that time, they also have a great gift shop.

For all your farm and ranch or gardening needs stop by Valley Peanut Growers.

We have lots of great places to stay overnight in Turkey, like the Hotel Turkey (https://hotelturkeytexas.com/). They have hotel rooms, an RV Park, and shipping container accommodations. The Turkey Lumberyard Lodge is a fantastic location for overnight guests as well.

We also have a number of Airbnb’s that can be found via

social media and the internet. Additionally, there are several RV parks throughout our town.

Live music is on tap every weekend at Hotel Turkey (https:// www.facebook.com/HotelTurkey). If you’re looking to ‘Stay a little longer’ contact our local real estate agent Koree Price at (http://www.medwardsrealty. com/) or (Koreeprice.com). We are fortunate to have Cody Barclay at 4B Electric for licensed electrical service, and Pat Carson Insurance can help with your insurance needs.

If you love history, go check out our Turkey Roost Museum

and the Bob Wills Museum.

If you are looking for a quiet, beautiful place to raise your family, you have come to the right place. Valley School (https://www.valleypatriots.com/) is amazing! The teachers and administrators care about our kids and push them to be the best in all avenues of learning and extracurricular activities.

Every year we have several events that you will want to come back to year after year. For over 50 years, people from all over the world come to Turkey, Texas, on the last Saturday in April to celebrate Bob Wills Day (https://

bobwillsday.com/) and the official music of the State of TexasBob Wills Texas Playboys and Western Swing Music. This event includes dances, live music, arts and crafts, a FREE outdoor concert, a great car show, top notch fiddle contest, BBQ cook off and parade. Proceeds from the event go to help with scholarships for our local youth.

The Turkey Volunteer Fire Department’s ( https://www. facebook.com/TurkeyFireDepartment/) incredible fireworks display for the 4th of July is one of the highlights of the entire year and is a fund raiser for our volunteer fire department. The fire department also operates a spook house for area children at Halloween.

Every year in March the Post Enduro association brings in Motorcycle enthusiasts from all over the world for a two-day enduro race thru our beautiful canyons. https://www.postenduroassociation.org/, and March of 2024 marked the first ever “Valley of Tears” gravel bicycle race. Over 750 cycles road over 100 miles on our trails. https://www.valleyoftearsgravel.com/

If you love the outdoors, Caprock Canyon State Park is just 15 miles west. You can take a hike or have a picnic and enjoy the beautiful scenery. They are also home to the official Bison herd of the State of Texas. And is widely known as one of the most beautiful parks in our State. https://tpwd.texas.gov/stateparks/caprock-canyons

Our town may not be big, but we are mighty! We hope you enjoy your time here, whether you stay a day or a lifetime, we welcome you to Turkey, Texas!

-Christy Yates, Mayor

Photo courtesy Carley Du Menil

Mayor Christy Yates

City Hall

turkey information

602 Lyles Street, Turkey. 806-423-1033

Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Population: 315

Location: Turkey is located at the junction of SH 70 and SH 86 about 37 miles southwest of Memphis.

Established: Originally settled as Turkey Roost in about 1890. Re-named Turkey when the Post Office opened in 1893.

Incorporated: 1928

Getting around turkey

City Manager: Larry Plumlee

City Secretary: Stephanie Hobbs

Elected Officials

Mayor: Christy Yates

City Council: Mandie Barclay, Matthew Edwards, Tina Carson, Rodney Corgill, and Jose Valdez.

Meetings:

First Tuesday before the tenth of the month at 6:00 p.m.

Turkey Vol. Fire Dept.

100 Main Street

Fire Chief: Matthew Edwards

Turkey Public Library

602 Lyles Street

Librarian: Baylie Barclay

Turkey City Park: Located at SH 86 and CR 3 features playground equipment, a covered picnic area, the Quanah Parker Trail Arrow, RV parking, and the Bob Wills Monument.

Trash : Dumpsters are provided for paying residents.

Utilities:

See page 44.

US Postal Service

505 Main Street

Turkey, TX 79261

Phone: 806-423-1188.

Hours: Monday – Friday, 12:15-4:15 p.m.

KOREE

PHONE:

WWW.KOREEPRICE.COM

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AH-HAA! CELEBRATING THE KING OF WESTERN SWING

One of the most famous small-town festivals in Texas is without a doubt the annual Bob Wills Days celebration in Turkey.

Held the last Saturday in April by the Bob Wills Foundation since 1971, the event draws thousands of people to the town that usually has a population of a little more than 300 and honors its most famous son.

Wills was born in East Texas in 1905 and his family moved to Hall County in 1913, settling on a ranch between Memphis and Estelline before spending much of his childhood in Turkey. He learned to play the violin and first performed for a dance in 1915. It was the beginning of a journey that would see Wills combine frontier fiddle playing with blues and jazz learned from black youth he worked and played with in cottonfields growing up to evolve a new genre – Western Swing.

The Bob Wills Museum, also operated by the Foundation, tells the story of the music maker daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and live music is popular in Turkey

throughout the year, but Bob Wills Day is all about the King.

The 2024 Bob Wills Day celebration will be held April 25, 26, and 27. Among the numerous activities planned for the weekend are the dances at the Old School Gym. Doors open at 6 p.m., and advance tickets are available online. The

schedule includes the following:

April 25 - Jake Hooker & the Outsiders with the Georgia Parker Swing Band

April 26 Bill Wills' Texas Playboys under the direction of Jason Roberts with Hot Club Cowtown

April 27 Jody Nix & the Texas Cowboys with South Plains College Western Swing Band

Other activities include the 52nd annual Bob Wills Day Car Show and the Mercantile & Trade Show, the Bob Wills Day BBQ Cookoff, the annual Parade, the Midnight Breakfast, the Fiddlers Contest, Jam Sessions, Bob Wills films at the Gem Theatre, and the Valley Cheerleaders Concession Stand.

Saturday afternoon is the annual free outdoor concert on the football field at 2:30 p.m., which is one of the most popular events during Bob Wills Day.

For more information and a schedule of activities, visit BobWillsDay.com and check out “Bob Wills Day, Turkey, Texas” on Facebook.

2020 Bob Wills Day photo courtesy Dusty Green

ALL

HOTELS/MOTELS

Travelodge

806-259-3583

1600 Boykin Dr., Memphis wyndhamhotels.com

Budget Inn

432-803-8180

1400 Boykin Dr., Memphis

Hotel Turkey

806-423-1151

201 3rd St., Turkey hotelturkeytexas.com

AIRBnB.com LISTINGS

Jarrett & Amanda's Three Bedroom House - Memphis

Old Jail House - Memphis

Old Sheriff's Home - Memphis

R Studio Cabin - Memphis

Racccoon Ron De Vu - Turkey

RV

Turkey Coop - Turkey

Deena's Place - Turkey

Edna's Cottage on the Hilltop - Turkey

RV PARKS

Berkley Trailer Park 806-676-5562 - Memphis

Memphis City Park

806-259-3001 (or 806-259-2636 after hours) - Memphis

8th Street RV Park 806-259-3874 - Memphis

Hotel Turkey RV Hook-Ups 806-423-1151 - Turkey

Lumberyard Lodge & RV Park 806-423-1414 - Turkey

Turkey City Park

806-423-1033- Turkey

Stay A Little Longer RV Park 316-641-7887- Turkey

MEMPHIS

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Chad Holland Real Estate 806-205-0497

chadhollandrealestate.com

RENTAL PROPERTIES

Blackie Johnson

806-259-3035

Memphis Housing Authority 806-259-2941

Dwight Clayton 806-204-0865

TURKEY

REAL ESTATE AGENTS

United Country Real Estate

Koree Price, Realtor 806-674-6017

www.KoreePrice.com

RENTAL PROPERTIES

Turkey Industrial Development Wanda Faught 806-206-5386

Rhonda Hill 806-206-5386

A West Texas Escape

CAPROCK

CANYONS STATE PARK

OUTDOOR ADVENTURE AS BIG AS TEXAS!

Some of the most beautifully rugged country in West Texas is conserved in the Caprock Canyons State Park, which offers outdoor-lovers and sightseers numerous activities to enjoy.

The park is the home of the state’s official bison herd descended from the stock that was saved by Col. Charles Goodnight and his wife, Mary. Another remarkable experience is a bat colony living in the Clarity Tunnel on the park Trailway. Visitors can also hike, ride horses or bikes, camp, geocache, or take a

scenic drive. Lake Theo offers no-wake boating, fishing and swimming.

Included with the park’s 90 miles of trails, the Caprock Canyons Trailway covers 1,217 acres and stretches more than 64 miles and was formerly used as a rail line from the 1920s until 1989.

Today, the Trailway is popular with hikers, bikers, and equestrian trail riders. More than half of the Trailway lies within Hall County with its eastern most entry point just outside of Estelline on US 287 and another entry point

at the Turkey Depot off North Second Street.

The Trailway is broken into short segments, ranging from five to 12 miles long (one way). Solid decking and side rails on trestles allow easy bridge crossing for all users.

Visitors should carry all water, equipment, and supplies they will need. No water is available on the Trailway. Comfort stations are located at various points on the Trailway.

Campers can stay overnight in the park or at primitive campsites along the

Trailway.

Camps can be setup anywhere alongside the Trailway, but visitors should be sure they are within park boundaries.

The official headquarters of the park is located about a 23-minute drive from Turkey, north of Quitaque.

For more information about the Caprock Canyons State Park & Trailway, visit https://tpwd.texas.gov/stateparks/caprock-canyons/trailway.

SOURCE: Texas Department of Parks & Wildlife

Photos courtesy Carley Du Menil

Know Before You Go

Day-use permits and updated trailway information can be obtained from the Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway headquarters north of Quitaque on FM 1065. Call (806) 4551492.

• All visitors must obtain an entrance permit to use parking area and trailway.

• Overnight campers must obtain permits at Caprock Canyons State Park and Trailway Headquarters.

• Day-use fees may also be paid at one of the volunteer pay stations located at each trailhead.

• Do not tie animals to manmade structures.

Take a virtual trailway tour

ESTELLINE INFORMATION & MAP

City Hall

507 Burnett Street

806-888-1212

Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Population: 121

Established: 1892

Incorporated: 1912

Location: Estelline is located on US Hwy. 287 at the junction of State Hwy. 83 about 15 miles southeast of Memphis.

City Secretary:

Dawn Shipman

City Judge

Dawn Shipman

Chief of Police

Kristen Dwight

Elected Officials

Mayor Jeff Jones

City Council: Scott Mahaffey, Dan Cooper, Janice Richey, Rodrigo

Santos, and Linda Jones.

Meetings:

Second or third Thursdays at 7 p.m.

Utilities: See page 44.

US Post Office, 710 Cleveland Street Estelline, TX 79233

Phone: 806-888-1751.

Hours:

Monday – Friday, Noon - 2 p.m.

Did you know?

Estelline is the eastern most point on the Caprock Canyons Trailway. The trailway covers most of the former path taken by the Burlington-Northern railroad from Estelline to Lubbock. Today, it's a popular destination for hikers, bikers, and equistrian riders. The Estelline entry point is located conveniently off US 287 just north of the city. See more about the Caprock Trailway on page 36.

lakeview information & MAP

City Hall 13400 SH 256, Lakeview.

806-867-2111

Tuesday-Thursday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.

Population: 60

Location: Lakeview is on State Hwy. 256 about ten miles southwest of Memphis.

Established:

Originally 1890. Re-established in present location 1908.

Incorporated: 1921

City Secretary:

Tracy O'Connor

Elected Officials

Mayor: Kelly Clark

City Council: Starla Phillips, Bryan Leeper, Mary Flores, and Georgia Watson.

Meetings: Bi-monthly on Thursdays

Utilities: See page 44.

US Postal Service 13406 SH 256

Lakeview, TX 79239

Phone: 806-867-2051.

Hours: Monday – Friday, 7 a.m. to 11 a.m.

HALL COUNTY UTILITY PROVIDERS

MEMPHIS

WATER, SEWER, & TRASH –Contact Memphis City Hall, 721 Robertson. 806-259-3001. memphistexascity@gmail.com.

ELECTRIC – Southwestern Electric Power Co. Customer service and new connections, 800-723-7430. Report outages, 866-223-8508.

NATURAL GAS – GreenLight

Gas: 806-447-1377. Payments can be mailed to PO Box 1072, Wellington, TX 79095; delivered in person to the office at 712 9th St., Wellington; or made online at GreenLightGas.org

TELEPHONE LANDLINES –Windstream Communication, 855-575-7625, kineticbusiness. com.

INTERNET PROVIDERS – Kinetic/Windstream, 855-719-9724, kineticbusiness.com; and TWN

Communications, 855-286-2039, twncomm.com

TURKEY

WATER AND SEWER – Contact City Hall at 806-423-1033.

ELECTRIC – Southwestern Electric Power Co. Customer service and new connections, 800-723-7430. Report outages, 866-223-8508.

NATURAL GAS – Atmos Energy Customer Service, 888.286.6700. Emergency Contact 866.322.8667

TELEPHONE & INTERNET Cap Rock Telephone Coop, 806-2713336. Support@caprock-spur.com

ESTELLINE

WATER – Red River Water Authority, 940-723-8697.

ELECTRIC – Southwestern Electric Power Co. Customer service and new connections, 800-723-7430. Report outages, 866-223-8508.

NATURAL GAS – GreenLight

Gas: 806-447-1377. Payments can be mailed to PO Box 1072, Wellington, TX 79095; delivered in person to the office at 712 9th St., Wellington, Texas; or made online at GreenLightGas.org

TELEPHONE & INTERNET Windstream Communication, 855-575-7625, kineticbusiness. com. AMA-TechTel, 806-3222222.

LAKEVIEW

WATER AND SEWER – Contact City Hall at 806-867-2111.

ELECTRIC – Southwestern Electric Power Co. Customer service and new connections, 800-723-7430. Report outages,

866-223-8508.

TELEPHONE & INTERNET

Windstream Communication, 855-575-7625, kineticbusiness. com. AMA-TechTel, 806-3222222.

NATURAL GAS – GreenLight

Gas: 806-447-1377. Payments can be mailed to PO Box 1072, Wellington, TX 79095; delivered in person to the office at 712 9th St., Wellington, Texas; or made online at GreenLightGas.org

RURAL AREAS

WATER – Red River Water Authority, 940-723-8697. Brice-Lesley Water Supply Corp., 806-8672111.

LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC COOP 806-259-3597, PO Box 517, Memphis, TX 79245. lighthouse. coop.

PROPANE GAS – West Texas Gas, 806-874-2151.

HEALTH & WELLNESS

Panhandle Community Services

806-609-9929

605 W. Main, Memphis Panhandle Community Service works as a community leader and partner in the Texas Panhandle to change the lives of low-income people by bridging the gap from poverty to self-sufficiency.

Memphis Drug

806-259-5067

506 Noel Street, Memphis Pharmacy/drugstore and Gift shop

Hall County EMS

For emergencies, Call 911 (Non-Emergencies 806-259-5059) 618 W. Main, Memphis

Hall County Hospital District Indigent Health Care Program: (806) 259-3504

Dr. Aaron West - Chiropractor

806-259-5067

Inside Memphis Drug, 506 Noel 2nd Thursday of every month.

Memphis Convalescent Center

806-259-3566

1415 N. 18th, Memphis Skilled Nursing Facility

Turkey Medical Clinic

806-423-1324

602 Lyles St, Turkey

Open 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., Monday and Wednesdays, some Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Provides: General family medicine, state immunizations, EKG, and blood draws, and limited urgent care. Medicare and Medicaid accepted.

Motley Co. Medical Clinic

806-347-2641

1224 Main, Matador.

Open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday thru Thursday. Services Turkey and nearby communities. Provides: General family medicine, state immunizations, EKG, and blood draws, and limited urgent care. Medicare and Medicaid accepted.

HALL COUNTY DIRECTORY

www.co.hall.tx.us

Population: 2845

Organized: 1890

County Seat: Memphis

Meetings: Commissioners meets the second Monday at 10 a.m.

Courthouse: 512 W. Main, Memphis

Annex: 101 S. 9th., Memphis

Clerk: (806) 259-2627

Treasurer: (806) 259-2421

Judge: (806) 259-2511

Tax Assessor: (806) 259-2125

Justice of the Peace: (806) 259-3116

Sheriff's Office: (806) 259-2151

County Jail: (806) 259-2636

Hall County Hospital District Indigent Health Care Program: (806) 259-3504

Hall County Home Delivered Meals: (806) 259-3212

AgriLife Extension: (806) 259-3015

Hall County Appraisal District: (806) 259-2393

Did you know? Hall County was named for Warren D.C. Hall, a secretary of war for the Republic of Texas. What became the county seat was denied several names with the post office before a pioneer saw a letter mistakenly addressed to Memphis, Texas, instead of Tennessee. The post office had written on it "No such town in Texas." The town quickly adopted the name, "Memphis."

PRARIEDOGTOWNFORKREDRIVER

PRARIEDOGTOWNFORKREDRIVER

ESTELLINE

MEMPHIS

TURKEY

LAKEVIEW

Predator

Hog Hunts

Spot & Stalk Hunts

Run & Gun Hunts

Memphis Independent School District

806-259-5900

1501 High Street, Memphis, TX 79245

Class 2A

Enrollment: 400 www.MemphisISD.net

Superintendent: William Alexander

School Board: President Sarah Cook, Vice President Donnie Carroll, Secretary Michael Morris, Val Gonzalez, Josh Brooks, Joey Salinas, and Charolette Maddox.

Meetings: Day varies with school activities. Check website for upcoming agendas.

Mascot: Cyclones

Colors: Black & Gold

YOU MATTER!

MISSION: Memphis ISD, partnered with family and community, exemplifies a wide range of rigorous and engaging experiences that guarantee students choices and opportunities for a successful life.

EVERY MEMPHIS ISD STUDENT DESERVES:

• To Receive Engaging, Rigorous, High-Quality Instruction in Every Classroom, Every Day

• The Opportunity to Understand Choices that Exist for Their Future

• To Be Seen, Heard, Valued, and Empowered Every Day A Safe, Secure, and Loving Environment in which to Learn

Memphis Public Schools

Hello and welcome to Memphis ISD.

Memphis Independent School District pursues excellence in education developing contributing citizens in our society. It is the mission of Memphis ISD to develop students intellectually, physically, and artistically preparing them for success in the future. Great students, great staff, great parents and a great community provide the key ingredients to achieve our mission. You matter!

Our staff encourages students of all abilities to strive toward academic excellence. We want our students to develop an unquenchable thirst for lifelong learning and discovery. This will help ensure their success in an ever-changing world.

Memphis ISD provides a

safe and caring environment for all students. We want our students to leave school each day with a positive self-image. We believe if our students are nurtured and cared for, then success will be within their grasps.

Our district is proud to be one of the most technologically advanced school districts in the state. Our students have access to COWS (computers on wheels) in the classroom. All district classrooms have interactive smartboards that help engage students at every grade level.

Memphis ISD offers a wide variety of successful extra-curricular activities for our students. Our athletic, band, UIL academics, FCCLA and FFA programs have crowned many champions at district, regional and state competitions. We strive to

give that opportunity to every student of Memphis ISD.

I hope you can see that Memphis is a community that values education and is a great place to raise a family. Our students, teachers, parents and local businesses contribute to make Memphis ISD a great place to go to school.

Memphis Superintendent William Alexander

Valley Public Schools

Turkey-Quitaque Independent School District

806-423-1348

11826 Hwy 86 Turkey, TX 79261

Class A Enrollment: 194

www.ValleyPatriots.com

Superintendent: Jackie Jenkins

School Board: President Chris Tucker, Secretary Jodi Cruse, J.C. Pigg, Kirk Saul, Shad Schlueter, Danny House, and Kendall Oliver

Meetings: Check website for upcoming agendas.

Mascot: Patriots

Colors: Red, White, & Blue

VALLEY SCHOOL MISSION STATEMENT

T.E.A.M.

Together Everyone Acheives More

WHAT'S NEW?

The 2023-2024 Lady Patriots basketball team advanced to the state tournament for the first time in 14 years and were ranked Number 1 in Class 1A for most of the season.

valley lady patriots advance to one for the record books

By Kale Steed, PressPass Sports

Valley season-long quest of bringing home their first state title in school history came up short as the Lady Patriots fell at the hands of Newcastle 48-32 in the UIL Class 1A state championship game on Saturday morning, March 2, 2024, at the Alamodome in San Antonio.

The Lady Patriots, who were playing the state tournament for the first time in 14 years, carried the No. 1-ranking in 1A most of the season end a fantastic year at 37-3 while suffering their first loss since Nov. 7.

“It’s an honor to be here,” Valley head coach Amy Bowles said. “It’s an honor to put Turkey-Quitaque back on the map at the state tournament. We were all thankful for this opportunity and happy we got this chance. We are a tight-knit family and we’re thankful. We had a lot of young kids here watching these girls play and I think it gives them that drive in motivation to get back to where this team took us.”

Newcastle, which finished the season at 34-1, wins its first ever state championship in school history.

In very unfamiliar fashion a solid

state tournament for first time in 14 years

shooting Valley team struggled from the floor Saturday morning. The Lady Patriots got off to a slow start and never recovered going 13-of-52 (25 percent) from the floor, 2-of-9 from beyond the arc and 4-of-12 at the freethrow line.

The Lady Bobcats had a much different outcome. Newcastle shot 41.7 percent (15-of-36) from the field and were 15-of-18 from the charity stripe. Newcastle also outrebounded Valley 37-27 for the game.

Valley fell behind 13-4 after a rough first quarter. Mattie Dollar found a rhythm early scoring five points to

lead the Lady Bobcats. Newcastle was able to carry that lead into halftime up 22-15.

In the second half, Valley made its push cutting the deficit 28-24 with 47 seconds left in the third thanks to a 6-2 run highlighted by a Reese Cruse 3-pointer and layup. However, Newcastle fired right back closing the quarter fastbreak points from Dollar to take a 32-24 into the final frame.

That was the last gasp for the Lady Patriots as Newcastle dominated the last eight minutes to pull away to claim the 1A crown.

Dollar was named the 1A state tournament MVP for Newcastle post-

ing a double-double with 24 points, 11 rebounds with three assists and three steals. Dollar was also a perfect 12for-12 at the free-throw line.

Cruse led Valley with a team-high 18 points on 8-of-14 shooting with four steals and four rebounds. Trinity Schlueter followed with nine points and 11 boards.

“I feel blessed to be where we’re at,” Bowles said. “It’s hard to find those words after a loss but we play with grit, and we play with heart. We just couldn’t get over the hump against a really good team. But I’m proud of our team and where we are today.”

Photos courtesy Press Pass Sports / Joe Garcia III

DISCOVER HALL COUNTY - DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS

4B Electric

806-475-8890

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 44.

Bartlett’s Lumber & Hardware 806-259-3569

BartlettLumber.com

116 N 6th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 24

Berkley RV Park 809-676-5562

1318 W Noel Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 37.

Bertie Fannie 940-585-1223

103 S 6th Street Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 10.

Bison Wallow Bison-Wallow.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 33.

Bob Wills Museum 806-423-1491

602 Lyles

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 34.

Chad Holland Real Estate 940-937-2200 www.chadhollandrealestate.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 11.

City of Memphis 806-259-3001

Memphistexascity.com

713 W Robertson Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGES 21 & 56.

City of Turkey 806-423-1033

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 28.

Clarendon College 806-874-3571

www.ClarendonCollege.edu

1122 College Dr Clarendon, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 51.

The Cottage 806-259-3520

121 N 5th Street Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 12.

Equity Exchange 806-259-2335

myequityexchange.com

309 S 2nd Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 12.

Fat & Happy BBQ & More 806-204-0950

201 S Boykin

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 4.

First Bank and Trust 806-259-3556

firstmemphis.com

501 Main Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 2.

First Baptist Church 806-259-3533

www.FBCmemphis.com

121 S 8th Street

Memphis, Texas SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 27.

Fowler Agency LLC 806-259-2626 www.proudtofarm.com

123 S 6th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 5.

Garrison’s Convenience Store 806-259-1103 www.HJGarrison.com

415 N Boykin

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 16

Hall County Heritage Hall 806-204-1744

101 S. Sixth

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 19.

Happy State Bank 800-447-2265 www.happybank.com

621 Noel, Memphis, Texas

201 Main, Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 4.

High Plains Hunts 830-385-9370

HighPlainsHunts.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 49.

Hotel Turkey 806-423-1151

www.hotelturkeytexas.com

201 3rd Street

Turkey, Texs

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 31.

K. Huddleston Cotton Co. 806-259-3084

516 W Noel Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 7.

KLSR 105.3 FM 806-259-3511

114 7th Street Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 23.

Lacy Dry Goods

806-423-1155

312 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 36.

Lakeview Farmers Co-Op Gin 806-867-2931

3602 FM 3517

Lakeview, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 42.

Letty’s Cafe

806-423-1052

502 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 33.

Lighthouse Electric Cooperative, Inc. 806-259-3597

lighthouse.coop

110 W Harrison Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 44.

Lone Wolf Graphix

806-259-2007

310 7th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 12.

LW Construction 806-204-0338

LKConstrucktion.net

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 25.

Lumberyard Lodge & RV Park 806-702-9022

2nd & Reona Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 37.

Memphis Chamber of Commerce 806-259-3144

memphistexaschamber.com

515 W. Main Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 54.

Memphis Drug

806-259-5067

506 W Noel Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 46.

Memphis Economic Development Corporation

806-259-3001

Memphistexascity.com

713 W Robertson Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 21.

Memphis Farmers Gin

806-259-2145

318 W Harrison

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 19.

Memphis Gathering Place

806-259-1111

Mgpfamilyfun.com

603 W Main Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 10.

Memphis Housing Authority

806-259-2941

216 5th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 22.

Memphis Lions Club

721 Robertson Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 6.

Memphis Ministerial Alliance

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 26.

Memphis Thriftway

806-259-3629

123 S 15th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 48.

Mike’s Farm Supply

806-259-1190

5000 US 287

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 24

Mimi’s Bakery & Coffee Bar

317 N Boykin Road

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 13.

Pat Carson Insurance

806-423-1289

107 Main Street Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 45.

R&S Auto 806-647-6523

808 Alexander Street Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 45.

Robertson Funeral Directors 806-259-3535

Robertsonfuneral.com 514 N 10th Street Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 24.

Rock Inn Café 806-259-1200

1022 N Boykin Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 15.

Rocking G Ranch 806-342-5000

RockingGRanch.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 48.

Rolling Plains Sportsman Club 806-204-0204

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 6.

The Preservation Foundation 806-204-0643 or 806-677-4191 8th & Robertson

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 27.

The Sparrows Nest 806-422-0911

364 County Road 3

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 26.

Tona’s Mexican Kitchen 806-683-3695

109 S 9th Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 45.

Tony’s Ice Cream Shop and More! 806-423-1579

306 Main Street Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 40.

Travelodge by Wyndham Memphis 800-578-7878

1600 N Boykin Memphis, Texas

www.travelodge.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 13.

Tukey Medical Clinic 806-423.1324

602 Lyles Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 46

Turkey Creek Winery 806-423-1005

203 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 41.

Turkey Economic Development Corporation 806-423-1033

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 28.

Turkey Painting & Pottery 479-252-8766

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 37.

Turkey Roost Museum 806-423-1174

111 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 40

Turkey Tracks 806-423-1591

202 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 41.

United Country Real Estate Koree Price 806-674-6017

104 9th Street

Turkey, Texas

www.koreeprice.com

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 33

Valley Peanut Growers Association 806-423-1484

403 N 4th Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 41.

Wellington State Bank 806-259-3577

wellingtonsb.bank

119 S 6th Street

Memphis, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 17.

West Texas Speed 806-201-3678

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 40.

Wheeler & Sons 806-269-1557

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 42.

Willy’s Liquor Store

806-983-0014

407 Main Street

Turkey, Texas

SEE OUR AD ON PAGE 42.

Get a good night’s sleep at one of our local hotels or short-term rentals.

They are waiting to make your stay a pleasant and relaxing one.

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