Happy All-District Basketball Honors

Offensive Player of the Year - Tad Evans New Comer of the Year - Noxon Bennett All-DistrictKaydence Bender J’Lond Ferguson Honorable  MentionCelia Middleton Izabela Ramirez Eva Burris Rayce CameronAll-District Academic Emmerson Holstein Eve Burris Bristal Hix Izabela Ramirez Celia Middleton...

Swisher County Youth

Happy School ActivitiesMarch 19Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo Barrows (Day 5/5) Spring Break (Day 4/4) March 209 – 11am - OAP Practice March 23Breakfast - Early Bird sandwich or cereal, fruit, juice, milk Lunch - Xtreme burrito, corn, cucumbers, fruit, dessert, milk Spring Burrowing Owl Book Fair...

Happy OAP Advanced to Bi-District

Happy High School One Act Play performance at District was good enough to advance to Bi-District.Happy High School One Act Play will present a matinee performance of “Up The Rent” by Tim Kelly on March 29, 2026 at 4:00PM in Vivian Wesley Auditorium. Tickets are by donation at the door.

Kress Cheerleaders

Kress High School Cheerleaders for 2026-2027 will be Janiah Baker-Carr, Wynter Garcia, Holliston Martin, Hope McLain, Aleeyah Trevino, Jaylynn Trevino, Kenzie Sturgess,and Mascot Jarayia Baker.

Kress All-District Basketball Honors

Drew Morphis - 1st Team All-District Henri Nolen - 1st Team All District Kingston Brumley - Honorable Mention All-District Kraegan Pesina - Honorable Mention All-District Kobie Vuittonet - Honorable Mention All-District Jayston Lovvorn - Academic All-District Jalea Morphis - Academic All-District...

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Tulia High School Honor Roll

“A” Honor Roll Freshmen Cedillo, Zyrah Dale, Benjamin Velazquez Francisco SophomoresBriones, Mariah Cargill, Skilee Chasco, Kloe Gore, Sage Guillen, Romeo Joven Castillo, Kimberley Mahannah, Gavin Miller, Jace Rodriguez, Abreigh Sepeda, Jardin Villarreal, Brianna JuniorsChavez, Destiny Comans, Ava...

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High demand dwindles hay supplies as dry weather persists

Dry conditions prevail across Texas, and rainfall outlooks are raising concerns about hay supplies and grazing in the near term and production potential this coming season, according to Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service experts.Vanessa Corriher Olson, Ph.D.