The Hart ISD school board attended the annual txEDCON conference this past weekend in San Antonio. The event is a joint event hosted by the Texas Association of School Administrators (TASA) and the Texas Association of School Boards for training to improve leadership and governance in Texas public schools. Attending were (front row) Agustin Perez, Mary Ann Carrasco, Marsela Marin, Julissa Chaves, Fabian Morales, (back row) Superintendent Juan Dominguez, and Erasmo Mata.

Naz FFA Tripp Ethridge is the first student this year to complete, pass and attain a certification with the OSHA general 30-hour certification. The OSHA course provides students with a basic safety and health knowledge to include OSHA policies, procedures, and standards. Special emphasis is placed on those areas that are most hazardous. Each year several Naz students get their certifications.

Project manager JR Ferguson and eROOF opened their doors to offer professional residential and commercial roofing and services to Dimmitt residents.

The Pink Ladies did it again and broke their own DVFD donation record, raising $20,400 for the fired department. The check was presented to members of the DVFD. Winner of the Raffle was Martha Ibarra; Bean contest, Martha Richardson; and Salsa Contest, Rubi Gonzalez.

As one of his last duties as PRPC Chairman of the Board of Directors, Castro County Sal Rivera presented former Dimmitt city manager BJ Potts (now Tulia city manager) with the Beelee Goodwin Award at the 2024 PRPC Annual Meeting and Banquet held at the First Responders Academyon Sept. 26 in Amarillo. Rivera will continue to serve on the PRPC Executive Board.