Early voting approaching

The 2023 elections are quickly approaching, andthe deadline has passed for voter registration. Texans will decide the fate of several propositions to amend the Texas Constitution on Nov. 7 election.

Pet Talk

Puppies are so adorable that you may feel tempted to adopt two instead of just one. Even though having two puppies may seem like a good idea, raising them together can cause longterm behavioral problems.

Library Lines ...

Former Dimmitt resident David Espinoza returned to our fair city recently to reconnect with old friends, meet new ones, and promote his new book, “Dave and Vee: Basketball Bobcats Forever.”

I already knew that!

I would like to be able to truthfully say I’ve got it all together, but I don’t. As much as I dislike being reminded of that fact, I am still very thankful that our Father loves me enough to not give up on me.

Parkinson loses life in tragic accident

The community ofWhitharral and many surrounding towns are mourning the loss of 15-year-old Tucker Parkinson of Levelland.

God Goes Before

God goes before us. The scriptures tell us so. Probably the most well-known passage to plainly spell it out is Exodus 13:21.

Federal judge dismisses lawsuit against Texas A&M

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit brought against Texas A&M University claiming a faculty fellowship program in College Station discriminated against white and Asian male candidates.

Sheriff’s Report

Sept. 17 to Oct. 1 All information of persons arrested and booked into the Castro County Jail are open records: Sept. 17 Chande Minjarez Olivas, 21 of Hart, was arrested by the Dimmitt Police for Fail to Maintain Financial Responsibility, Possession of a Controlled Substance PG 2 under 1 gram,...

Naz FFA students attended the TCFA

WTAMU meat judging team name reserve champion

West Texas A&M University’s internationally successful meat judging team recently was named reserve champion at a national competition.