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LAUGHS OF THE WEEK

LAUGHS OF THE WEEK

LAUGHS OF THE WEEK

Short punsWhy did the salamander go to Hollywood?To make newt movies! Why did the veterinarian prescribe birth-control pills for dogs?It’s part of an anti-litter campaign.Why don’t pirates take a shower before they walk the plank?They just wash up on shore.

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Central Church of ChristA young soldier overseas was writing to his girlfriend. He wanted to send her a telegram because he thought that would make more of an impression. So, he gave the telegraph operator a message to send. The message was this: “I love you. I love you. I love you.
Congratulations to the Hereford Beautification Advisory Board Beauty Spots of the Month for September. Residential- the home of Dwayne and Cheryl Davison at 223 Cherokee and Business- Hereford Nursing and Rehabilitation at 231 N. Kingwood St.

Congratulations to the Hereford Beautification Advisory Board Beauty Spots of the Month for September. Residential- the home of Dwayne and Cheryl Davison at 223 Cherokee and Business- Hereford Nursing and Rehabilitation at 231 N. Kingwood St.

SEPTEMBER BEAUTY SPOTS

La Madre Mia Study Club held their opening meeting on Thursday, September 10 at the home of club president Judy Williams. Hostesses for the meeting were the Yearbook Committee including: (l-r) Kristen Hicks, Judy Williams, Mary Beth White, Cherry Laws, Kathie Kerr, Renee Zinser and Mysedia Smith.

La Madre Mia Study Club held their opening meeting on Thursday, September 10 at the home of club president Judy Williams. Hostesses for the meeting were the Yearbook Committee including: (l-r) Kristen Hicks, Judy Williams, Mary Beth White, Cherry Laws, Kathie Kerr, Renee Zinser and Mysedia Smith.

La Madre Mia holds opening meeting Sept. 10

La Madre Mia held its Opening Meeting on September 10 at the home of Judy Williams. The theme of the meeting was Sunshine, Citrus & Sisterhood.
HISTORY IN PIECES--Tombstones at the old La Plata Cemetery dating to the 1890s have borne the ravages of time and neglect and broken apart in the mostly-neglected landmark of the one-time county seat. (Photo Courtesy of Deaf Smith County Museum.

HISTORY IN PIECES--Tombstones at the old La Plata Cemetery dating to the 1890s have borne the ravages of time and neglect and broken apart in the mostly-neglected landmark of the one-time county seat. (Photo Courtesy of Deaf Smith County Museum.

Eighth generation Texan Emily Olson has ardent interest in La Plata Cemetery

Editor’s Note: This is part two of a series on the historic old La Plata Cemetery in central Deaf Smith County and how data center development could impact it.While she might not be a native, having grown up in Pampa, Emily Olson has developed a keen sense of local history in her 20 years of living...
STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

Medicaid funding restored to Texas hospitals Nearly $12 billion in Medicaid funding to Texas hospitals will be restored after a nearly year-long stalemate between the state and the federal government ended, the Texas Standard reported.Gov. Greg Abbott hailed the end to the impasse.“This funding is...
Hereford cross country teams post strong results in Clovis

Hereford cross country teams post strong results in Clovis

Hereford cross country teams post strong results in Clovis

The Hereford cross country teams turned in a strong showing in Clovis, with several athletes earning top-10 finishes and the junior high teams taking first place.The Hereford junior high boys and girls combined to win the team championship, while the junior varsity boys and girls both finished...

HEDC sales taxes for August increase

Sales tax receipts for the Hereford Economic Development Corporation for August were up slightly from the previous year as was the fiscal year total for 2025-2026 according to a report presented at a special HEDC meeting September 9 in the Board Room of the Hereford Civic Center.The total for...