Dimmitt Recreation donates food boxes - The Dimmitt Rec collected food during the month of December. Nine large food boxes were donated to DISD students and delivered by Kendra Cantrell, CIS Site Coordinator. "This will really help out some of our needy families during the holiday season. Thank you to Dimmitt Rec for always supporting our community," said Cantrell. The boxes were donated by: Shelly McCracken, Miriam Botero, Miriam McCracken, Lue Griffith, Sha Edeling, Martha Richardson, Patrice Hill, Diana Cleavinger and Tina Maurer. Stanley Maurer, Kendra Cantrell-CIS Site Coordinator, Tina Maurer and Martha Richardson.

The recent debates about human vaccine safety have left many pet owners wondering whether their dogs and cats should be vaccinated. The short answer is: Yes, definitely! Pets should receive core vaccines—those medically necessary for all pets— and may need others depending on their lifestyle.

We are approaching the end of 2021 and are about to herald in 2022. Whatever you may think about the old year, now is the time for hope that a new year will be better. We will be closed tomorrow, Dec. 31, and will re-open on Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2022 at 9 a.m.

Promised… “And the angel said unto her, Fear not, Mary: for thou hast found favor with God. And, behold, thou shalt conceive in thy womb, and bring forth a son, and shalt call his name Jesus.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension will be holding an in-person Master Marketer Program in January, February and March with morning sessions to be offered through Zoom also. Dates for the program are Jan.

“No lo importa" is Spanish for "It's not important." As we grow in Christ, we can use this phrase against the enemy and circumstances that used to upset us. We can choose to stay in peace and keep our minds on God; look beyond what we see to what truly matters!

Expect several changes in higher education to intensify in 2022. Families and students should look for universities that willingly respond to a changing world: a triangle of triage is at work.

Beginning Jan. 3, HPWD personnel will make water level measurements to determine the effect of 2021 pumping on groundwater levels in aquifers within the district.

The Texas Rangers said an inmate from the Hale County Jail later died after being found unresponsive in a cell on Dec. 19.