Castro County News

Learning to read

Learning to read

Learning to read

Do you remember the books you read in first grade? I sure do. And I fondly recall spelling tests, recess, flavored milk, and a girl name Lynne. I still drink flavored milk, but my wife tells me a recess with Lynne today is unacceptable.

Castro County Community Calendar

Community Calendar Aug. 1 - Aug. 19 Naz Boy Scouts Casserole Sale. Troop #265 will be selling frozen casseroles. Three sizes available for chicken spaghetti and beef lasagna; also beef and chicken enchiladas. Must preorder by Aug 19. Pick up on Sept. 10 at Scout Building in Nazareth.

Meth traffickers sentenced, 360+ years

Thirty-four members of a methamphetamine ring that operated in the Dimmitt, Texas area have been sentenced to a combined 364 years in federal prison, announced U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas Chad E. Meacham.

July state sales tax revenue $3.9B

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar today said state sales tax revenue totaled $3.88 billion in July, 14.7 percent more than in July 2021, and the highest monthly collections on record. The majority of July sales tax revenue is based on sales made in June and remitted to the agency in July.
Hart Days Royalty

Hart Days Royalty

Hart Days Royalty

The Miss Hart Pageant got things underway for Hart Days this past Thursday. Toree Jo Evans was honored with the Miss Hart title and Little Miss Hart was A’Riah Cedillo. “Our Roots Run Deep”, was a fitting theme the celebration.

Panhandle Texas Agri-Women to host “Taste of Texas”

The Panhandle Texas Agri-Women will be hosting their 2nd Annual “Taste of Texas” on Aug. 13 at the Yellow Rose Inn in Nazareth. The event, which begins at 6:30 p.m., is a farm-to-table dinner and dancing event, silent auction and beef raffle.
(Photo left) Sheriff Sal Rivera was sworn in at the SAT Board at the Sheriff’s Association of Texas training conference. He serves as the vice-chairman on the membership committee.

(Photo left) Sheriff Sal Rivera was sworn in at the SAT Board at the Sheriff’s Association of Texas training conference. He serves as the vice-chairman on the membership committee.

Local law enforcement attend SAT conference

Castro County Sheriff Sal Rivera and Patrol Sgt. Samuel Cavazos recently attended the Sheriffs Association of Texas 144th Training Conference at the Ft. Worth Convention Center in Ft. Worth, Texas on July 23 through July 26.
Donuts for Dimmit

Donuts for Dimmit

Donuts for Dimmit

Dimmitt XC athletes were treated to ‘Donut Wednesday” after a tough early morning workout as the season nears and conditioning continues. Coach Jason Ayala encourages all high school and junior high students to contact him or Coach Bonilla if they wish to run cross country year.

Swifts baseball players receive honors

Two Nazareth Swifts baseball players made the BLUE BELL/ Texas Sports Writers Association Class A All-State Baseball Team. To be selected, players may be nominated by coaches or sports writers. First team pick from Nazareth was pitcher Trent Gerber, senior.