Used farm equipment market still strong

According to Successful Farming, the used machinery market is red-hot, even when it comes to older equipment. While the price floor is pushing up the values of low-hour, late-model equipment, the marketplace is also displaying strong support for older equipment, which is enjoying sales at auction.

Vasquez signs with Wayland softball

Bobcats lose to Wildcats, 11-7

The Dimmitt Bobcats fell to the Littlefield Wildcats on Saturday, 11-7.

Bobbies bring home state win

Dimmitt Bobbies lifter Allyson Jones represented DHS in top form this past weekend, claiming the THSWPA state championship gold medal, the first ever for DHS powerlifting. Ni’Khiyah Porras snagged a fourth-place state medal. Jones competed in the SHW weight class, lifting a total of 1,015 pounds.

March: Let the Games Begin

March kicks off a six-day stretch when 68 college teams will enter the ring and only 16 will emerge, with one rising to earn the championship. Fans and risktakers will pump $100 million into the Las Vegas coffers as they check off underdogs, sleepers, chokers and champions.

WTAMU Forensics Team qualifies for nationals

All four team members of the West Texas A&M University Forensics Team have individually qualified for the American Forensic Association National Speech Tournament in April. Two students— Alejandro Mata and Isaac Doty—qualified after earning points at several tournaments between September and March.

Bobcats fall in quarterfinals

The Dimmitt Bobcats lost the Regionals quarterfinal round to the Shallowater Mustangs, 50-41, ending their playoff run. Shallowater gained a first quarter lead, 16-9, and in the second quarter, the Bobcats battled, but ended the first half trailing the Mustangs 25-22.

Bobbies defeat Chiefettes

The Dimmitt Bobbies came up with win against the Crosbyton Chiefettes, 12-6. Coach Vicki Ruiz said the Bobbies had a strong start in the four innings, leading 6-0. The Chiefettes scored six runs in the fifth inning to tie the score up.