Two Hereford Whitefaces have advanced to the UIL State Track and Field Championships Thursday, May 14 in Austin. Izak Dominguez (left) won the 110-meter hurdles event with a time of 13.87 seconds at the Regional Track Meet in Lubbock setting a Region I-4A record. Brix Machen (below) cleared a height of 6-feet, 8-inches to win second place at the Region Meet and qualify for state.
PUSH-BUTTON FISHING REWARD--The push-button wonder of Zebco reels that evolved in the 1950s put fishing opportunity literally at the fingertips of anglers of all ages, and the tradition continues today. Push-button operation makes teaching how to fish simple. There's a great feeling of independence that comes with being able to grab your rig and head out fishing. (Photo by Jim Steiert)
HEREFORD HIRES NEW FOOTBALL, VOLLEYBALL COACHES
A THREE-PEAT--Ross Gomez of Post caught the lone Legacy Lunker bass to come from Lake Alan Henry in the 2026 ShareLunker season, a 14.74 pound 25 incher on January 22.Gomez’s catch became the 32nd all-time Legacy Class Lunker for Alan Henry and put the water body on the board for the second year in a row. Ironically, the Legacy Lunker fish Gomez caught in January was the exact same Legacy Class fish he had caught on two previous occasions in almost the same location.
REGIONAL TRACK & FIELD QUALIFIERS
WHITEFACES IN THE PLAYOFFS
REGIONAL TRACK & FIELD QUALIFIERS
GOLD MEDAL WINNER--Hereford High School student Kevin Garcia was a gold medalist, winning the title of Best Advanced Welder in all of Texas in Skills USA Welding competition
BRONZE WINNER--Placing with Bronze in the CSI Technical Test was Vanessa Mendoza.
Soil and Water Stewardship Week observance recalls vital lessons