Caution, Stop and Go

What’s your honest opinion? Do red lights interfere with your schedule? My husband doesn’t like sitting at big city red lights. They take so long to change. Personally, I prefer red lights over 4-way stop signs. Red lights take the guess work out of stopping and proceeding into traffic.

Texas Coalition of Special Districts press for state recovery funds

Local governments in Texas providing fire, emergency, water, and healthcare services have sent a letter to state leaders seeking access to the state’s $15.8 billion share of American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act recovery funds.

Abbott announces third special legislative session

Governor Greg Abbott issued a proclamation announcing that he will convene a third special legislative session at 10 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 20. The proclamation identifies five agenda items for the third Special Session.

Honoring Losses, Remembering Heroes

“One of the worst days in America’s history saw some of the bravest acts in Americans’ history. We’ll always honor the heroes of 9/11. And here at this hallowed place, we pledge that we will never forget their sacrifice.” – Pres. George W.

Supermarkets report supply chain issues

Grocery stores across the nation are still facing challenges to give consumers everything they want on their shelves, including in Texas. There are several factors that play into the shortage or sporadic arrival of favorite products.

Nazareth FFA

Nazareth FFA members were geared up for the Spirit of Saint Joseph Parade this past weekend along with the annual Labor Day Picnic.

Hart, Dimmitt XC get season underway at Canyon

Dimmitt Bobbies/Bobcats and Hart Longhorns/Ladyhorns competed at the Canyon 6 Mile Relay this past weekend as the season begins for both teams. According to Hart XC Coach Ruby Romero, her teams competed well.