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Unity in Community

“When Jacob awoke from his sleep, he thought, ‘Surely the Lord is in this place, and I was not aware of it.’” (Genesis 28:16, NIV) How often is God in our midst and we are not aware of it?

Fishing Brothers

Last month my precious husband took me on a “do nothing” weekend. We literally did nothing of importance the whole time and yet it will always hold a special place in my heart. We left Friday and headed to San Angelo where he had rented a small cabin by a creek.

Make Ready the way of the Lord

What does it mean to “make ready the way of the Lord”? The initial context in the book of Isaiah can give us more clarity İsaiah’s contemporaries had complained to God: “My way is hidden from Yahweh, and the justice due to me is passed away from my God” (Isa 40:27).
DHS graduating

DHS graduating

DHS graduating senior Lizbeth Fuentes

DHS graduating senior Lizbeth Fuentes earned a Panhandle-Plains Higher Education Foundation Windmill Scholarship for $4,000, renewable each year. Students are required to be enrolled in full-time college; Lizbeth plans to attend WTAMU in the fall. She is the daughter of Martha and Francisco Fuentes.
Dimmit City Park clean-up

Dimmit City Park clean-up

Dimmit City Park clean-up

The Dimmitt C.R.E.W, Dimmitt Middle School Student Council and Dimmitt High School had a great turnout of volunteers to help with the City Park clean-up.
DHS FCCLA updates

DHS FCCLA updates

DHS FCCLA updates

DHS FCCLA instructor Larry Garcia and his group of students attended competitions in Dallas. DHS FCCLA Entrepreneurship - Eduardo Peralta, Sam Settle, Luke Settle; finished 5th, State Qualifer. DHS FCCLA Innovations - Heaven Cantu, Keason Melendez, Heidi Cantu, State Qualifier, Honorable Mention.
Xcel advises on energy saving

Xcel advises on energy saving

Xcel advises on energy saving plants, trees

It was a hard winter season for trees and shrubs across the region, but the age-old yearning to bring shade to the plains is as strong as ever.
DHS Top Ten

DHS Top Ten

DHS Top Ten

Dimmitt High School juniors recognized at the Top Ten Banquet on Monday: (front, left to right) Paulina Bernal, Jazlyn Rodriguez, Heaven Cantu, Hannah Simpson, (back row) Alexia Esqueda, Harlie Millican, Michelle Ontiveros and Adan Sanchez.
Eighth grade students

Eighth grade students

Eighth grade students at Dimmitt Middle School

Eighth grade students at Dimmitt Middle School were invited to participate in a video contest that was presented by the Communities in Schools Site Coordinator. In the video the students had to discuss the challenges they were presented during the school year and how they worked to overcome those.