GOP introduces separate bill to fund Israel

Two of President Joe Biden’s top advisers asked U.S. lawmakers to provide billions more dollars to Israel on Tuesday at a congressional hearing.

SCOTUS to hear social media censorship cases

The Supreme Court is set to hear several legal arguments involving social media’s free speech this term and could reshape how public and government officials operate online. One such case involves whether public officials can constitutionally block constituents on social media.

Operation Green Light to honor veterans

Castro County Judge Mandy Gfeller signed a proclamation supporting Operation Green Light.

Abbott expands Special Session

Governor Greg Abbott on Tuesday issued a proclamation expanding the Special Session #3 agenda for universal school choice to include additional school finance, such as teacher pay raises, school safety, and special education.

Library Lines ...

“Thanks for your help, Dave! Now I can finally receive email on my tablet!” said the lady who attended Dave’s Tech Talk last week here at Rhoads Memorial Library. Dave Nelson of DTN (Dimmitt Technology Networks) led the session and provided tech insight to other attendees, too.

Pet Talk

Cats are hunters by nature, which is why it’s not uncommon for an outdoor cat to bring home a “gift,” left on their owner’s doorstep.

Watch what you say

“You won’t like me when I’m angry!” Hulk was right. I don’t like me when I’m angry. There’s no excuse for angry outbursts in the lives of Christ followers. I’ve been convicted and ashamed. Yet; God is merciful; He has opened my eyes to a source of my anger.

WTAMU meat judging scores big at national competition

West Texas A&M University’s meat judging team brought home a major national victory after competing at the American Royal Meat Judging contest held on Oct. 15 in Omaha, Nebraska.