WHERE IT COMES FROM--This chart, supplied to city commissioners for a Special Meeting August 27, shows where revenue sources for the General Fund originate.
City ratifies property tax increase, approves budget
Monday, September 14, 2026
Short one member in the absence of Place Five representative James Stow, Hereford city commissioners ratified a property tax rate increase, approved a $26-plus million budget for the new Fiscal Year beginning October 1 with one vote in opposition, gave the nod to the budget for the Hereford...Castro County News
The Nazareth Swifts (above, against Happy in week one) lost to Borden County Friday 50-0. Pictured above are Rhett Ethridge (5), Copper Farris (2), Cole Braker (20) and Lin - coln Pohlmeier (1).
Naz falls to Borden County
The annual Nazareth Labor Day festivities were Saturday and Nazareth Ag was well rep- resented in the parade. This year's theme "construction" is what the chapter officers came up with.
Naz FFA
Bobcats Run Away From Borger in 53-28 Victory
Swisher County News
Wheat Insect and Disease Scouting School
There will be a Wheat Insect and Disease Scouting School on Sept. 16 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service office for Randall County in Canyon. (Kay Ledbetter/Texas A&M AgriLife)
Wheat Insect and Disease Scouting School set for Sept. 16 in Canyon
Tulia Varsity Boys placed 3rd at the Dimmitt Invitational. Runners were Gavin Mahannah - Junior, Jose Verdugo - Senior, Robbie Rocha - Senior, Tomas Vega - Sophomore, Zayven Diaz - Freshman, and Adan Shealor - Senior. Above, Jose Verdugo competes for Tulia.
TULIA CROSS COUNTRY
Hereford Brand
LOOKING TO THE FUTURE-- Lori Walderich, a lifelong aviation enthusiast and a commercial and tailwheel-rated pilot who authored “From Idle to Iconic-Ideas to Help Small Airports Thrive” and leads IdeaStudio joins City Manager Ryan Polster in hopes that more private jets will be housed at and make use of Hereford Municipal Airport.
Commission approves branding contract for Municipal Airport
Production for Texas aquaculture remains steady, but producers have dealt with a host of challenges related to heat and drought, including higher water input costs, algal blooms and low dissolved oxygen levels due to high temperatures. (Laura McKenzie/Texas A&M AgriLife)