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SB 3 would ban THC in Texas

SB 3 would ban THC in Texas

SB 3 would ban THC in Texas

The Texas Senate State Affairs Committee is considering SB 3, a bill authored by Lubbock Senator Charles Perry, that would ban hemp consumable products to contain any form of THC, including delta-8 THC, the less potent form that can still induce the effects of cannabis intoxication.The bill would...
MSG Linda Hermesmeyer

MSG Linda Hermesmeyer

Hermesmeyer retires from military

MSG Linda Hermesmeyer, born in Dimmitt, Texas and enlisted in the United States Army in May 2005, will be retiring from the military after a distinguished career.Hermesmeyer attended Basic Combat Training (BCT) at Fort Jackson, South Carolina and Advance Individual Training (AIT) in Fort Lee,...
Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Sprinting through grassy meadows, rolling around on flower-filled hills, and playing in the breezy spring air may seem like a dream for your pet, especially following the chill of winter.

Library Lines ...

We have had several newly released books arrive here at Rhoads Memorial Library, thankfully just in time for our adultWinterReadingChallenge. Ready for checkout, the books represent a variety of genres and include: -”Beg, Borrow or Steal” (contemporary romance) by Sara Adams.

Swiftettes capture Regional title

The Nazareth Swiftettes claimed the Regional Championship title with a victory over the Texline Lady Tornadoes last Thursday, 54-35, at Amarillo High School.Nazareth took an early lead in the first quarter, 13-5, and never waived throughout the entire game, adding to their lead in every quarter...

Power to Resist

People react to difficulty in varied ways. Having a bad day? Maybe troubled days stretch into weeks. What will you do when life gets you down? Maybe you’ll go on a shopping binge or binge on sweets.
U.S. Army recruiters visited Dimmitt High School to provide seniors with information about the Army military branch. Recruiters often visit high schools and explain the many programs the military has to offer that also involve college credits, paid tuition, and technical training as well as lifelong career opportunities.

U.S. Army recruiters visited Dimmitt High School to provide seniors with information about the Army military branch. Recruiters often visit high schools and explain the many programs the military has to offer that also involve college credits, paid tuition, and technical training as well as lifelong career opportunities.

U.S. Army recruiters visited Dimmitt High School

Southwest announces layoffs

Southwest Airline announced it will be laying off 15% of its corporate workforce and about 1,759 employees at the Dallas Love Field headquarters.