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Folks admiring classic cars at a past Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show in Stanton. The show returns Oct. 11 for its fifth year and is expected to bring in about 400 cars and trucks. Proceeds benefit Gifts of Hope, which supports cancer patients and their families across the Permian Basin.

Folks admiring classic cars at a past Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show in Stanton. The show returns Oct. 11 for its fifth year and is expected to bring in about 400 cars and trucks. Proceeds benefit Gifts of Hope, which supports cancer patients and their families across the Permian Basin.

Stanton’s Redneck Roundup car show to benefit cancer patients across West Texas for fifth year

Body - Each fall for the last four years, Stanton resident and business owner Clarence Sauer has raised $50,000 for cancer patients across West Texas. Next weekend, he will do it again as his company, Redneck Metal Buildings, hosts the fifth annual Redneck Roundup Car & Truck Show.
Dakota Underhill is the 2025 Homecoming King. He was crowned last weekend during homecoming festivities. Pictured with Underhill are king nominees Noah Rivas, Dylan Payton, and Nathaniel Romero.

Dakota Underhill is the 2025 Homecoming King. He was crowned last weekend during homecoming festivities. Pictured with Underhill are king nominees Noah Rivas, Dylan Payton, and Nathaniel Romero.

Dakota Underhill

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Greenwood Elementary students have been participating in dress-up days this week for homecoming spirit week. Tuesday was Western Day, and these young Rangers showed their school spirit with cowboy hats and boots.

Greenwood Elementary students have been participating in dress-up days this week for homecoming spirit week. Tuesday was Western Day, and these young Rangers showed their school spirit with cowboy hats and boots.

Greenwood Elementary

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Greenwood ISD athletic trainers Sam Flores, Kim Hagelstein and Brad Brown hold up banners after the James R. Brooks Middle School and Greenwood High School athletic training programs recently received the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Safe Sports School Award for 2025–2028.

Greenwood ISD athletic trainers Sam Flores, Kim Hagelstein and Brad Brown hold up banners after the James R. Brooks Middle School and Greenwood High School athletic training programs recently received the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Safe Sports School Award for 2025–2028.

Greenwood ISD athletic trainers

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Greenwood Nutrition aims to make eating better & easier for everyone

Body Amanda Coym wasn’t planning to open a business when the idea for Greenwood Nutrition came to her. She had been spending time at her cousin’s nutrition store in a small town outside Ft. Worth and started to notice how many people were coming in asking for healthy to-go meals.
The Greenwood Rangers and Greenwood Outlaws youth programs took a group picture before their game last weekend.

The Greenwood Rangers and Greenwood Outlaws youth programs took a group picture before their game last weekend.

The Greenwood Rangers

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Fixin’ to Happen

Body Healthy Kids Running Series is a national, inclusive and fun youth running program. It consists of 5 weekly races for kids ages 2 yrs – current 8th graders.