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Egg prices fall as supplies rebound

Egg prices have dropped sharply from last year’s record highs as national laying flocks continue to recover from widespread losses tied to highly pathogenic avian influenza, HPAI, said Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.Retail eggs averaged $2.

You Are Mine

The 2026 Women’s Conference, “You Are Mine”, will be held on April 18th at the First Baptist Church, 101 N Crosby in Tulia. The conference will start at 9:00AM and last until noon.The guest speaker is Lee Baird. Cost for the conference is $15.00 and a t-shirt can be ordered for an additional $15.00.
Student of the Month – Mariah Briones

Student of the Month – Mariah Briones

TULIA ROTARY CLUB

We spent our lunch hour Wednesday with bright smiles and a small glimpse into the innerworkings of Tulia Police Department.Congratulations to our Student of the Month, Sophmore Mariah Briones and to our our Teacher of the Month, Amy Garcia who teaches Culinary Arts!
JEANETTE’S VIGNETTES

JEANETTE’S VIGNETTES

JEANETTE’S VIGNETTES

Greetings from Philadelphia. Lillian had a volleyball tournament all weekend in Philadelphia. There were over 1000 teams competing at the tournament. So many girls running around everywhere!! The teams played 3 or more games on the first two days and 1 to 2 games in the final day.

Honoring Yesterday, Leading Today, Building Tomorrow

Honoring Yesterday, Leading Today, Building Tomorrow is the Tulia Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet theme for this year.The banquet will be held at the Swisher County Senior Citizens Center, 619 SE 2nd Street on April 30th.
Judge Clawson signed the Child Abuse Prevention Proclamation recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Swisher County. Pictured are Lillian Araiza, Sharon Wyatt, Joyce Childers, Nancy House, Judge Michael Clawson, Lisa Hooper, Yvonne Fifer, Lynnett Walker, and Dr. Tori Marnell.

Judge Clawson signed the Child Abuse Prevention Proclamation recognizing April as Child Abuse Prevention Month in Swisher County. Pictured are Lillian Araiza, Sharon Wyatt, Joyce Childers, Nancy House, Judge Michael Clawson, Lisa Hooper, Yvonne Fifer, Lynnett Walker, and Dr. Tori Marnell.

Child Abuse Prevention Month Proclamation

Children thrive in safe, stable, nurturing families, within their own Texas communities.

Shop Small, Support Big: Why Shopping Local Matters More Than Ever

In our small community, how we spend our money directly impacts the future we’re building together.Shopping local isn’t just about convenience; it’s about investing in the place we call home. Studies show that for every $100 spent at a local business, approximately $68 stays in the community.
Tulia holds second annual Kite Festival

Tulia holds second annual Kite Festival

Tulia holds second annual Kite Festival

The second annual kite festival was held in Tulia on Saturday, March 21st.The weather was cool with a light breeze, perfect for flying kites. Several kites were seen over Mackenzie Park including a little turtle that flew the highest and stayed up the longest.
THE BIBLE SAYS

THE BIBLE SAYS

THE BIBLE SAYS

Apostle Paul said, “I have fought the good fight” (2 Timothy 4:7).This well-known and oft-quoted passage is quite significant in that this epistle was Paul’s last before his martyrdom. It is a deeply moving affirmation of his unwavering faith and unyielding love for the gospel of Jesus Christ.
JEANNETT’S VIGNETTES

JEANNETT’S VIGNETTES

JEANNETT’S VIGNETTES

I hope that all of you enjoyed your spring break. I spent spring break in Dallas with the girls. Ava had school because her spring break was the week before. As I mentioned before she spent her spring break in the Galapagos.