Castro County News

Swiftettes fall to Lady Lopes

Swiftettes fall to Lady Lopes

Swiftettes fall to Lady Lopes

The Nazareth Swiftettes fell to the Abernathy Lady Lope, 53-45.Nazareth shootersscored 12 of 34 2-pointers, two of 13 3-pointers, 15 of 18 free throws, collected 13 assists, 11 offensive rebounds, 22 defensive rebounds, nine deflections, one block 10 steals, had 17 turnovers and 12 fouls.

He Acknowledges You

And God looked upon the children of Israel, and God acknowledged them.Exodus 2:25 Scripture calls us to acknowledge God in all our ways and trust him to direct our life’s track. That is a wonderful promise.

Jesus is the Way

It’s said that misery loves company.I’d say, that joy does; we can share our joy and excitement with others. What if we have the same concerns?That often draws us close too.Students cram together for exams in the library or in the comfort of home or dorm room.

Texas leads U.S. in job growth

Governor Greg Abbott celebrated 2024 as a year of record- breaking employment in Texas as the state again broke all records for the number of Texans working.November jobs reports show Texas leads the nation for jobs added over the last 12 months.

State laws to go into effect in 2025

While the 89th Legislature regular session is set to run in 2025 from Jan. 14 through June 2, with hundreds of pieces of legislation already filed, Texans will see several go into effect in 2025 which were implemented in the 88th Texas Legislature.
Jodey Arrington

Jodey Arrington

Arrington introduces ELITE Bill

While the 89th Legislature regular session is set to run in 2025 from Jan. 14 through June 2, with hundreds of pieces of legislation already filed, Texans will see several go into effect in 2025 which were implemented in the 88th Texas Legislature.

Xcel ready to meet winter power needs

Xcel Energy is set to supply more than enough electricity to meet peak demand this winter in the Texas and New Mexico communities it serves and is encouraging customers to use tools and information to lower winter power bills while staying comfortable through the coldest months.
North Gin, Mortensen Wind Energy, and Invenergy/ Bethel Wind Farm made generous donations to the annual Sheriff’s Toy Drive, along with others who donated money and toys for children in the county. Sheriff Sal Rivera and deputies delivered the toys to families who signed up on Dec. 23-24. Sheriff Sal Rivera thanked all those who participated to bring joy to many children in the county. North Gin also made donations to Child Protective Services.

North Gin, Mortensen Wind Energy, and Invenergy/ Bethel Wind Farm made generous donations to the annual Sheriff’s Toy Drive, along with others who donated money and toys for children in the county. Sheriff Sal Rivera and deputies delivered the toys to families who signed up on Dec. 23-24. Sheriff Sal Rivera thanked all those who participated to bring joy to many children in the county. North Gin also made donations to Child Protective Services.

Holiday Donations