Thirty new laws passed by the Texas Legislature took effect as the New Year rolled in.
From property tax relief and franchise exemptions, E-cigarettes, and disbanding DEI offices, and identifying at-risk children, Texans will see some changes.
It is that time of year again for the 64th AMBUCS Caprock Classic Basketball Tournament, the world’s largest high school tournament. The Dimmitt Bobbies and Bobcats will both be playing in the tournament which is presented by CanTex.
The Nazareth Swifts and Swiftettes will be traveling to participate in two different holiday tournaments.
The Swiftettes are bound for the 66thAnnual Championship Basketball Tourney, considered one of the top five holiday tournaments in the nation, scheduled for Dec. 28-30 in the Fort Worth area.
The Dimmitt Bobcats lost to the Lamesa Golden Tornados, 69-52.
Dimmitt edged into the lead by a single point in the first quarter 20-19 and continued to widen their lead to 39-31 as the first half of the game came to an end.
The Bobbies fell to the Littlefi eld Lady Cats, 54-32.
Littlefield offense took charge in the first quarter and gained a six-point lead and continue widening the gap in the second quarter to close the first half out ahead 28-13.
The federal government declared parts of John Yearwood’s central Texas farm as critical habitat under the Endangered Species Act, placing private land under federal control.
As we leap into a new year, pet parents across the U.S. are setting their sights on ‘pawsome’ resolutions to ensure their furry companions lead happy, healthy, and tail-wagging lives.
One of my favorite stories is “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens. How many other tales feature a miser, four ghosts, tombstones, and a goose?
Before I read this story, I thought it was about somebody named Carol.