The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring the 2nd annual Whirligig Weekend.  We have made some changes!  Whirligig Weekend will be at the Pioneer Ranch and Farm Museum on 211 East Aspen Street in Crosbyton.  The Whirligig Contest will be on  Saturday, September 19, 2015 at the west end of the gold barn where the museum displays are located.  The event is held in conjunction with “Junk in the Truck Vintage Market”.   We will still have the Whirligig, Wind Chime, and Wind Whimsy contests, but this year we are having a “Classy, Trashy Fashion Show”.  Don’t miss this fun event, in fact, do more than just visit the displays and fashion show, be a part of it.  Make your own Whirligig, Wind Chime or Wind Whimsy out of re-used, re-cycled, or re-purposed items.  Same goes for the fashions.    See you there.

The Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce is rounding up folks to be a part of the Chamber.  Saunter on over to the First Baptist Fellowship Center to the west door on Durham Street on Thursday, September 10 for a man-size breakfast at 7:00 a.m.  Bill and Nette Mammaro are making breakfast pizzas, the rest of the crew will fill in with juice, fruit, coffee, and sweet rolls.  We’ll fill you up with breakfast and fill you in on what the Chamber is doing for Crosbyton.  If you are already a Chamber member, come on over and bring a friend.  We’re heading for a great Round-up!

Crosbyton Police Chief, John Wilson, was the winner of the Crosbyton Chief Golf Cart raffled by the Crosbyton Lions and the Crosbyton Chamber of Commerce.  When first told about the win, Chief Wilson seemed less than excited, but not so for his wife Kara who knew instantly what she wanted to do with the little cutey.  Don’t expect to see the cart zooming around the streets of Crosbyton though.  Kara will use the cart on their 10 acres to get around.  Go girl.

The Crosbyton Lions Club will use their profits to help the Cemetery Association.  The Chamber will use their profits to hold the Whirligi Weekend that has been changed to September 19, 2015.

Be a part of the Fourth of July.  Enter a family or organization float.  Sell cookies as a vendor.  Enjoy the music, cars, and atmosphere.  See you on Saturday, July 4, on the square in Crosbyton.