The Angelo State University (ASU) Agriculture Department’s student Wool Judging Team took first place at the 2021 San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo Collegiate Wool Judging Contest Feb. 26 in San Antonio.
I’m still struggling, but I know I have to step forward on a path I wouldn’t have considered six months ago. Because it didn’t exist six months ago.
In just a few days, we will experience the vernal equinox – one of the two times in the year when the sun is exactly above the equator. Apart from this astronomical anomaly, though, the equinox is mostly known as the beginning of spring – a fresh beginning and the time to spruce things up. This year, as you tidy up your home and surroundings, why not also consider some financial spring cleaning?
As Texans across the state continue to deal with the damage from the mid- February winter storm, so does the political fallout in Austin. So far, seven of the 16 board members of the Electric Reliability Council of Texas have resigned. CEO Bill Magness defended ERCOT’s decision to order widespread blackouts while testifying before a joint hearing of two state House committees last week.
Honor roll students in the Klondike school system have been announced for the fourth six-week grading period.
SNYDER– Scurry County Judge Dan Hicks issued a disaster declaration last week for the county after the previous week’s winter storms.
ANDREWS – Consider them the fast and furious. In two days, Permian Regional Medical Center (PRMC) and the health department combined to administer somewhere in the vicinity of between 1,000 and 2,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses.
SEMINOLE – The South Plains Public Health District (SPPHD) in Seminole, with assistance from the Seminole Emergency Medical Services, administered 450 doses of the COVID vaccine during their mobile clinic Feb. 24.
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