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Quinn Minute - Prehistoric humans

Quinn Minute - Prehistoric humans

Quinn Minute - Prehistoric humans

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
We don’t give prehistoric people enough credit. These remarkable folks learned to walk upright, discovered fire, and invented the wheel. Sadly, they made that wheel out of wood, accidentally set it on fire…then had to start over again.Tribes painstakingly carved mud huts out of the earth.
Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Pet Talk

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Discovering that your dog or cat has Cushing’s syndrome can be both discouraging and overwhelming, but it also marks the beginning of their journey toward better health and an improved quality of life.

Library Lines ...

Gaye Reily
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
The Winter Reading Challenge for adults is more than halfway finished here at Rhoads Memorial Library. As participants complete reading requirements, drawings have yielded weekly winners and will continue until the contest’s final date of Feb. 28.

I Can

Pam Ford Davis Faithwriters.com
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Is a low self-image holding you back?Timidity and shyness robs us of friendships; lessens opportunities for leadership and ministry as well. It stunts our spiritual growth. Feeling inferior, with a perceived superiority of others; we’ll have a distorted image.

Moving Mountains!

Dudley Anderson Faithwriters.com
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. Proverbs 3:5 An old farmer had ploughed around a large rock in one of his fields for many years. He had broken several ploughshares on it.
Dimmitt High School freshman and/sophomore health science students attended the Free Academic Advantage Event hosted by Amarillo Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. Students listened to a panel of medical and academic professionals, explored volunteer organizations and colleges, and had the opportunity to meet professional basketball player Michael Cobbins.

Dimmitt High School freshman and/sophomore health science students attended the Free Academic Advantage Event hosted by Amarillo Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery. Students listened to a panel of medical and academic professionals, explored volunteer organizations and colleges, and had the opportunity to meet professional basketball player Michael Cobbins.

FEMA accused of mismanaging hurricane relief funds

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has accused the Federal Emergency Management (FEMA) of spending $59 million last week to house illegal immigrants in a luxury hotel in New York City in violation of the law.
Castro County Healthcare donated Bumpas weighted stuffed animals and sensory toys to the students of Richardson Elementary School. The Bumpas plush toy is made of soft material, with a unique design that allows its arms to wrap around you in a heart-shaped hug when held against your chest. The toys will be used by the special education teacher at Richardson Elementary. Shown are Jennifer Sullivan, RES Principal, Callen Edwards, Instructional Coach, and Braydin Goodwin, DISD Nurse.

Castro County Healthcare donated Bumpas weighted stuffed animals and sensory toys to the students of Richardson Elementary School. The Bumpas plush toy is made of soft material, with a unique design that allows its arms to wrap around you in a heart-shaped hug when held against your chest. The toys will be used by the special education teacher at Richardson Elementary. Shown are Jennifer Sullivan, RES Principal, Callen Edwards, Instructional Coach, and Braydin Goodwin, DISD Nurse.

CCH donates to Richardson Elementary

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Naz FFA Copper Farris placed 10th at the Ft. Worth Livestock Show with his cross barrow and was the highest placed Texas bred barrow in the class.

Naz FFA Copper Farris placed 10th at the Ft. Worth Livestock Show with his cross barrow and was the highest placed Texas bred barrow in the class.

Naz FFA

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Hart Robotics students were nominated for the Tech Challenge FIRST Dean’s List Award were Rito Rodriguez and America Flores from Team #19782. The award recognizes the leadership and dedication of the most outstanding secondary school students from FIRST.

Hart Robotics students were nominated for the Tech Challenge FIRST Dean’s List Award were Rito Rodriguez and America Flores from Team #19782. The award recognizes the leadership and dedication of the most outstanding secondary school students from FIRST.

Hart Robotics students

News Staff
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
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