Castro County News

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The first batch of data from Pfizer’s post marketing pharmacovigilance report began being released on Nov 17, 2021 of what will ultimately be 329,000 pages.
Scott releases Phase 1 of audit

Scott releases Phase 1 of audit

Scott releases Phase 1 of audit

Texas Secretary of State John Scott released a progress report upon conclusion of Phase 1 of the state's full forensic audit of the 2020 General Election. The audit included potential duplicate votes, deceased voter and non-citizen voters in Collin, Dallas, Harris and Tarrant counties.

County stock shows kickoff Jan. 12

January has rolled around, and it is time for the Nazareth and Castro County stock shows. The Nazareth Stock Show will get underway on Jan. 12 at 5 p.m. with the Steer Show, followed by the Heifer and Barrow Shows.
Judge Danah Zirpoli

Judge Danah Zirpoli

Zirpoli running for re-election

Judge Danah Zirpoli announced she will be running for re-election in the March 2022 primaries. Zirpoli serves in the 64th District Court and has since January 2019.

State sales tax revenue $3.6B in December

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar today said state sales tax revenue totaled $3.56 billion in December, 24.4 percent more than in December 2020. The majority of December sales tax revenue is based on sales made in November and remitted to the agency in December.

Judge halts Headstart vaccine mandates in Texas

Following a lawsuit filed by Lubbock ISD and the State of Texas vs the Biden Administration mask and vaccine mandates, a federal judge temporarily blocked the mandates from going into effect.
Dimmitt Recreation donates food boxes

Dimmitt Recreation donates food boxes

Dimmitt Recreation donates food boxes

Dimmitt Recreation donates food boxes - The Dimmitt Rec collected food during the month of December. Nine large food boxes were donated to DISD students and delivered by Kendra Cantrell, CIS Site Coordinator. "This will really help out some of our needy families during the holiday season.
Swiftettes head to Fort Worth tourney

Swiftettes head to Fort Worth tourney

Swiftettes head to Fort Worth tourney

The Nazareth Swiftettes competed in the Whataburger Tournament in the Blue Girls Division in Fort Worth held Dec. 28-Dec. 30.
Bowl games struggle with cancelations

Bowl games struggle with cancelations

Bowl games struggle with cancelations

College football bowl game are being canceled due to Covid-19 positive tests on the rosters of some teams and other problems, with some finding replacements to attend the events.
Texas Tech crushes Mississippi State in Liberty Bowl

Texas Tech crushes Mississippi State in Liberty Bowl

Texas Tech crushes Mississippi State in Liberty Bowl

Kickoff at Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium in Memphis, Tennessee saw the Texas Tech Red Raiders (6-6) and Mississippi State Bulldogs (7- 5) go head-to-head. The Bulldogs were considered the favorite in the matchup with Coach Mike Leach at the helm.