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Northwest Elementary 1st Grade - Aaron Gonzalez Aaron has demonstrated significant growth in both reading and math over the course of the school year. It has been wonderful to watch his confidence grow daily, particularly through his improved communication skills. As a consistent model of ROAR behavior, Aaron sets a positive example for his peers, and HISD is incredibly proud of his hard work and dedication.

Northwest Elementary 1st Grade - Aaron Gonzalez Aaron has demonstrated significant growth in both reading and math over the course of the school year. It has been wonderful to watch his confidence grow daily, particularly through his improved communication skills. As a consistent model of ROAR behavior, Aaron sets a positive example for his peers, and HISD is incredibly proud of his hard work and dedication.

WHITEFACE OF THE WEEK

WHITEFACE OF THE WEEK
Pet Pic of the Week

Pet Pic of the Week

Pet Pic of the Week

Sushi belongs to Deaf Smith Comfort Air. To enter your pet in the Hereford BRAND’s Pet Pic of the Week contest visit us on Facebook and submit your picture there. Winners receive a free one year online subscription to the Hereford BRAND or some Hereford BRAND merchandise.

Hereford Police Department & Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Report

Deaf Smith County Sheriff’s Dept.April 10 Saul Torres was arrested for fail to stop and render aid.Ava Gayle Kayleigh Odriscoll was arrested for possession of controlled substance PG2 greater than or equal to 4 grams, less then 400 grams, possession of marijuana less than 2 oz.April 11 Azeriah...
IMAGINED FERMI CAMPUS--This artist rendering shows how developers imagine the data center campus of the Fermi Project, also known as Project Matador, could evolve mostly in Carson County to the east of Amarillo. Tax abatements and a water deal have been proffered for the project, although emergency water needs in the event of a problem with proposed nuclear reactors could overwhelm the available water supply.

IMAGINED FERMI CAMPUS--This artist rendering shows how developers imagine the data center campus of the Fermi Project, also known as Project Matador, could evolve mostly in Carson County to the east of Amarillo. Tax abatements and a water deal have been proffered for the project, although emergency water needs in the event of a problem with proposed nuclear reactors could overwhelm the available water supply.

Texas cities pushing back on data center tax abatements

In Deaf Smith County solar energy projects are underway in various stages both north and south of the general Dawn area.
HISD leader addresses bond questions, concerns

HISD leader addresses bond questions, concerns

HISD leader addresses bond questions, concerns

As our community considers the upcoming school bond, I want to clarify several key points regarding the facilities committee’s recommendations and the financial structure of the proposal.
Front row, from left: Reggie Underwood (AgTexas Chairman of the Board), Addison Butler, Gracie White, Addilyn Reed, Payton Schuster, Kinley Shieldknight, Brandis Beavers, Brynnley Ensey, Cambryn Gratz, and Kayla Robinson, AgTexas CEO; (back row, from left) Hugh Britten, Ethan Spinhirne, Rett Wann, Jackson Sinclair, Samuel Weineimer, Johan Grotegut and Josef Grotegut.

Front row, from left: Reggie Underwood (AgTexas Chairman of the Board), Addison Butler, Gracie White, Addilyn Reed, Payton Schuster, Kinley Shieldknight, Brandis Beavers, Brynnley Ensey, Cambryn Gratz, and Kayla Robinson, AgTexas CEO; (back row, from left) Hugh Britten, Ethan Spinhirne, Rett Wann, Jackson Sinclair, Samuel Weineimer, Johan Grotegut and Josef Grotegut.

AgTexas Awards $17,000 to Panhandle 4-H, FFA Students and Distinguished Leader

AgTexas Farm Credit held its 11th annual AgYouth Scholarship Banquet for the Amarillo area at The Barn at The Lumberyard in Canyon on Tuesday, April 14, and the Hereford area was very well represented.Three Hereford-area students, brothers Josef and Johan Grotegut, both from Deaf Smith County 4-H,...

LAUGHS OF THE WEEK

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