With just 45 words the founders guaranteed five — no six — basic freedoms, fundamental American rights. Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the
I realized that I might be a late bloomer—a little late, naturally. I love hearing about proteges: the five-year-old drummer or the sixteen-year-old activist. I love hearing the nine-year-old who
Dress-up days and a pair of pep rallies are planned this week leading up to Klondike ISD’s annual homecoming football game on Friday evening. The homecoming queen and king will
The 2018 Farm Bill and action taken by the Texas Legislature paved the way for farmers to grow industrial hemp in the coming seasons, but state and federal officials’ work
Lamesa Delinting is sponsoring a meeting on Oct. 12 to help local farmers and others learn about the possibility of growing hemp. The meeting will begin at 9 a.m. at
The American Farm Bureau Federation and the National Industrial Hemp Council have asked the Environmental Protection Agency to add 10 crop protection products to those applications approved for use on
SEMINOLE – On Monday morning, the Gaines County Museum took delivery of one of the most substantial and historical donations in its history. The structure is a one-room #20 Loveland
SNYDER – Three minor earthquakes were registered within 14 hours of each other in northern Scurry County Monday afternoon. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) reported that all three temblors were
ANDREWS – Considering his longtime involvement in rural medicine and his steadfast support of the Republican Party, it’s probably not much of a surprise that Dr. Satish Nayak of Andrews
WELLMAN – Two schools that merged as one back in 1997, are both celebrating their 100th birthday this year. Both Union and Wellman schools were chartered in 1919. The schools
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