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BRAND/Mary Freeman
Hereford High School Principal Mr. Richard Sauceda assisted in congratulating the graduates.
By Mary Freeman, BRAND Staff Writer
This year’s ceremony was highlighted by a story related by Mr. John Peters, EMT/LP Health and Science Instructor at Hereford High School, concerning program graduate, Ms Christal Pena. Ms Pena was in an Amarillo-area hospital waiting room as moral support for a family member, when a frantic couple brought in an unresponsive, choking baby. Ms Pena’s training immediately kicked in, and she sprang into action. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

The first week in May was National Hospital Week, followed by National Nurses Week and this week- we honor the first responders to our own particular dramas-of-pain and catastrophe: the crews staffing the emergency vehicles, the first responders- Those intrepid EMS folks.
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By Jim Steiert, BRAND Correspondent
Recounting adventures is an important part of the hunting game. You relive moments of camaraderie, good sportsmanship, incredible spectacles and stunning color for decades after they’re experienced. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

Regan Irene Sullivan
Regan Irene Sullivan, the daughter of Mike and Melinda Sullivan, and the granddaughter of Elmer and Irene Reinart of Herford, Tx., has earned her Girl Scout Gold Award. Regan will be recognized at the 2013 Texas Statewide Girl Scout Gold Awards Celebration in the House Chamber of the Capital Building in Austin, Tx., June 15, 2013. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

HISD Junior Andrew White
Greetings Friends and Neighbors:
A local Hereford High student, Junior Andrew White, recently won 1st place with the best History Fair project in the state of Texas. His interpretive History Website entitled “The Devil’s Rope,” The History and Turning Points of Barbed Wire, is considered an excellent representation of the history of the Texas Panhandle, and we hope it to be judged to be one of the best projects in the entire nation. Andrew has spent hundreds of hours researching, designing and producing this project beginning last August and his work continues even as I am typing. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

By Mary Freeman, BRAND Staff Writer
Charity may really begin at home- and in some cases- perhaps that’s just where it should stay. There has been a plethora of clothing donation bins being set up nation wide in an effort by some not-for-profits, as well as some for-profit concerns, to grab a corner of the used-clothes-to-rags market, and not all of them benefit the charities used in their advertising campaigns. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.

Excerpts from past editions of the Hereford BRAND. Login with your email address and password on the left to view the rest of this article. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now.