A choir of combined voices from Hereford churches brought depth and feeling to joint worship in Dameron Park.

A choir of combined voices from Hereford churches brought depth and feeling to joint worship in Dameron Park.

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Community celebrates 250 years of religious freedom at Dameron Park

Thursday, July 2, 2026

America was founded by people fleeing Europe because of religious oppression.They desired to worship God as they saw fit. Our Founding Fathers were mostly men of faith and they conceived to do something never before done-to declare that freedoms and rights came from God.

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GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS

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Thursday, July 2, 2026
CASTRO COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Persons Arrested & Booked into Jail June 1 to June 28, 2026 All...
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City Council presented Jeremy Earl with as sign in recognition of 30 years of service to the Tulia Fire Department. Pictured are Robert Bazemore, Dusty George, Jed Owens, Bibo Ramirez, and Jeremy Earl.

City Council presented Jeremy Earl with as sign in recognition of 30 years of service to the Tulia Fire Department. Pictured are Robert Bazemore, Dusty George, Jed Owens, Bibo Ramirez, and Jeremy Earl.

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Budget Discussions Started During June City Council Meeting

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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
Tulia City Council held a special called meeting on Tuesday, June 23, 2026 in the Council Chambers...
Student Council Officers Vice President Layaha Ward, Secretary Zac Maestes, Treasurer Kloee Ramos, 2nd Vice President Nehemiah Castellon, President Elijah Lopez

Student Council Officers Vice President Layaha Ward, Secretary Zac Maestes, Treasurer Kloee Ramos, 2nd Vice President Nehemiah Castellon, President Elijah Lopez

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TULIA JUNIOR HIGH VIP

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Wednesday, July 1, 2026
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STANDING FOR SOMETHING--Colonial volunteers brought their Pennsylvania and Kentucky long rifles to early engagements with British troops in the American Revolution. Their proficiency with rifles came naturally, as the skill was required to put food on the table and to defend their homes. As the country moved forward, these skilled hunters would also become passionate conservationists.

STANDING FOR SOMETHING--Colonial volunteers brought their Pennsylvania and Kentucky long rifles to early engagements with British troops in the American Revolution. Their proficiency with rifles came naturally, as the skill was required to put food on the table and to defend their homes. As the country moved forward, these skilled hunters would also become passionate conservationists.

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A nation of riflemen also came to stand for wildlife conservation

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Thursday, July 2, 2026
“By the rude bridge that arched the flood Their flags to April’s breeze unfurled, Here once the...
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