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Rendering of the new city park playground equipment.

Rendering of the new city park playground equipment.

City park playground under construction

Dimmitt City Manager Daniel Jackson announced that the next playground project will be getting underway. Jackson said that Playgrounds Etc. from Midland, Texas will begin construction on a playground located directly by the Skate Park on Western Circle.
Abbott bans mask mandate

Abbott bans mask mandate

Abbott bans mask mandate

Gov. Greg Abbott on Tuesday issued an executive order banning local governments and schools from requiring masks. Local governments were ordered to abolish their mask mandates by May 21, and schools must do so by June 4, according to the executive order.

Texas Senate passes border bill

The Texas Senate on Thursday passed SB 1254, which would protect Texans from the failures of the federal government to secure the Southern border.
Sales tax allocations up across state

Sales tax allocations up across state

Sales tax allocations up across state

Comptroller Glenn Hegar distributed nearly $1.1 billion in monthly sales tax revenue to local governments this past week. Hagar said the allocations for this May were 28.4 percent more than May 2020, and 21.9 percent more than May 2019.
Naz Swifts bound for Area Playoff

Naz Swifts bound for Area Playoff

Naz Swifts bound for Area Playoff

The Nazareth Swifts offered up a big win against the Follett Panthers at the Bi-District playoff game, taking a victory, 23-1. The Swifts stepped up in the first inning with five runs, then a big second inning with 12 runs.

Castro County Community Calendar

Community April 13 – June 8 Dimmitt Chamber of Commerce. Office will be temporarily closed. Call 806-647-2524 and leave a voicemail. May 11 Dimmitt Community Blood Drive. The Gathering Place.
Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Pet Talk

When making travel decisions, choose what is safest and most comfortable for your pet. For instance, unless you'll be able to spend a lot of time with your dog, they'll probably be happier at home than tagging along on your trip. As a rule, cats are almost always better off in their own home.