Castro County News

Naz ISD snags Lone Star Cup

Nazareth ISD has again risen to the level of excellence and secured its third UIL Lone Star Cup (1A) in consecutive years, along with the Golden Horizon Best Single Teacher Chapter FFA award.
Francsico Martinez

Francsico Martinez

Martinez indicted for murder

The Castro County grand jury sent down an indictment on Francisco “Frankie” Martinez for the 2019 murder of 42-year-old Raquel Salinas. The charge of murder is a 1st degree felony.
Unemployment drops in May

Unemployment drops in May

Unemployment drops in May

In May, according to the U3 unemployment rate, the seasonally adjusted Texas unemployment rate was 6.5 percent, down 0.2 percentage points from April 2021.
Gov. Greg Abbott

Gov. Greg Abbott

Abbott pulls $250M TDCJ funds for wall

Gov. Greg Abbott announced last week in Del Rio that Texas will build its own border wall. One of first questions people had for him was, “How will it be paid for?” Details of his plan would start with hiring a program manager and providing $250 million in state funds as a “down payment.

Home safety during vacation

Getting ready for a vacation can be very stressful. There is a lot to do and organize for those few days of relaxation in a new place. Aside from packing and quadruple-checking luggage, there are things to be done around the house before leaving. Make a check list so nothing is forgotten.

FCA Summer Camp Night set for June 27

The Panhandle Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) will be holding a Summer Camp Night event at the Dimmitt High School football field from 6-9 p.m. on June 27.
Fish Donation to

Fish Donation to

Fish Donation to Sheffy Park

Zach and Sheri Smith donated a 1-acre package of fish to restore the lake at Sheffy Park in June. The package included 750 Bluegill, 200 Bass, 10 pounds of minnows, 200 Redear, 100 hybrid Bluegill and 300 Castfish.

Supreme Court rules NCAA violated antitrust laws

The Supreme Court ruled Monday that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) went too far in blocking some education-related aid for student athletes. The decision comes as athletes struggle to preserve amateur status.
Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Pet Talk

We all know that death is an inevitable part of life and pet ownership; however, the grief that comes with the loss of a loved one, including pets, is never easy.
Mackenzie and Ivy Brown reading books at Rhoads Memorial Library during the Summer Reading Program.

Mackenzie and Ivy Brown reading books at Rhoads Memorial Library during the Summer Reading Program.

Library Lines ...

Our Summer Reading Program continues as more than 80 youngsters have registered to read in the annual event here at Rhoads Memorial Library. Terrific Tuesdays take-and-make kits continue to be popular, as this week's theme is "Habitats.