STILL ROAD WORTHY--Mike Harrell and his classic 1960 Chevy pickup are both still road worthy and will likely share some traveling adventures after Harrell closes a local institution--Mike's Auto Repair at the end of April. He rebuilt the pickup's motor and added an air conditioner that he installed himself. He's already driven the rig as far as Houston and back. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
ELECTED TO NEW TERMS—Board members of the Hereford Texas Federal Credit Union elected to new terms at the 89th annual meeting include David Collins, chairman, Walter Paetzold, and Joe Kerr. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
The Impact of School Vouchers
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.
Pet Pic of the Week
Deaf Smith County Chamber of Commerce Member Spotlight
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.