Bobcats fall to Lynx, 62-0

The Dimmitt Bobcats were defeated by the Spearman Lynx, 62-0 on Friday. Spearman took charge in the first quarter, scoring four touchdowns and extra points, to take the lead, 28-0.

Swifts take win over Roos, 66-55

The Nazareth Swifts won a conference game over the Kress Kangaroos, 66-50. The Swifts dominated in the first quarter, take a strong lead over the Roos. Luke Betzen scored on a 12-yard pass from Luke Schulte as well as extra points, to get on the board, 6-0.

Dimmitt, Hart XC bound for Regionals

The Dimmitt Bobcats claimed the District 3-3A Team Championship on Oct. 21 at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock, qualifying them for the upcoming Regional meet. The Dimmitt Bobbies also earned a team second place at the meet, qualifying them for the Regionals also.

Dimmitt High School

Dimmitt High School seniors walked the field at their last DHS football game this past Friday. (photo by Crystal Nino)

Naz Color Run big success

The Nazareth Color Run hosted by the Naz High School cheerleaders was a big success and fun for all who participated.

EPA grants 5-year re-registration for Dicamba-tolerant crops

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved dicamba formulations applied to dicamba-tolerant soybeans and dicamba-tolerant cotton for the 2021 through the 2025 growing season.

Eggs

We have been blessed of late with having fresh farm eggs. I did not grow up with this option so it amazed me how these and the grocery store variety are so simi lar and yet so very different. This is seen in their appearance, taste and especial ly their toughness. Let me explain.

House Arrest

Covid-19 has made many feel like prisoners in their own homes. Forced to isolate, they can identify with lawbreakers serving time under house arrest orders. Things have opened up to a large extent but with new outbreaks stay at home mandates might return. What's it like to be home-bound?

Naz Ed Foundation fundraiser a success

The Nazareth Education Foundation had another successful annual fundraiser weekend before last. The event included a steak/chicken dinner a reverse raffle and a drawing of raffle items. Members of the National Honor Society assisted with serving drinks and desserts and working in the kitchen.

Lubbock reports 295 new C19 cases

The City of Lubbock sent out a press release, reporting 295 new cases of COVID -19. The following is a press release from the City of Lubbock. As of 4 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 27, the City of Lubbock confirmed 295 new cases of Coronavirus (COVID-19), 152 recoveries and four additional deaths.