Local DISD students attend Cast event

Two DISD students participated in a CAST for Kids event this past weekend at Buffalo Springs Lake. Danny Prieto and Josiah Rector of Dimmitt, participated in a recent event. Both students had a great time and brought their families along for a great fishing experience.

Dimmitt Bluegrass Festival to bring array of talent to Expo

A lot of great bluegrass music is coming to town in November with what will hopefully become a tradition. Thanks to organizer David Nelson, the Dimmitt Bluegrass Festival will bring things alive on Nov. 11-12 at the Castro County Expo Center.

NRCS announces FY2023 funding

The USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Texas announced Fiscal Year 2023 financial assistance opportunities for agricultural producers and landowners for the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP), Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP), Environmental Quality Incentives...

Bobcats XC team #1 at District

Dimmitt cross country teams competed at the District 3A Meet on Tuesday, scoring some solid wins and advancing several to the next level. The top three high school teams and the top 10 individuals qualify to compete at the Regional Meet on Oct. 25 in Lubbock.

Shower honors Bradley, Boyer

A wedding shower was held to honor Taylor Bradley and Bryant Boyer in the beautiful home of Stacy Boozer on Saturday, Oct. 1. The serving table was adorned with beautiful Mackenzie Child’s pumpkins and serving ware and fall floral arrangements.

Living by Word & Spirit

'Some Christians neglect the Word and seek only the subjective experience,' said John Morgan, a Confederate cavalry officer in the American Civil War.

DoE sending $1B to states for student well-being

The Department of Education announced that nearly $1 billion in federal money is headed to schools to address “student well-being.”

Seeker of Truth

Help! Interaction with phone, satellite and utility companies has gotten way too complicated. They believe their internet sites make business easier for customers. That may be occasionally true. In my opinion, it’s limited to special occasions. I want assistance; not aggravation.

Texas National Guard service member dies of self-inflicted wound

A service member assigned to the Texas National Guard’s border security mission, Operation Lone Star, died by a self-inflicted gunshot with his duty weapon Tuesday morning in Eagle Pass, according to an official document obtained by Army Times and The Texas Tribune.