The name is familiar since drivers pass by the Lee Roy Colgan Fair Barn on S. Houston Ave. every day. But the building’s namesake may not be as recognizable to some who never met or heard about the man.
Dawson County voters can cast their ballots early for the March 5 primary races beginning Tuesday.
It was a good idea, but it’s one that probably won’t be around when the 2024-2025 academic year begins this August.
If there’s one thing School Superintendent David Ritchey hopes school board members left after Thursday night’s meeting is a reminder to get out to vote in the March 5 primary election.
Visit the library’s website at https://dclib.ploud.net INSPIRATIONAL FICTION “Building A Future: An Amish Legacy Novel” Amy Clipston “A Winter by the Sea: On Devonshire Shores” - Julie Klassen “This Passing Hour: Amish Memories - Leslie Gould “Breaking New Ground: An Amish Legacy Novel”Amy Clipston
Texas AgriLife The Great Plains Soil Fertility Conference will be held March 4-5 in Lubbock, moving from its traditional location of Denver. The event will be at the McKenzie- Merket Alumni Center on the Texas Tech University campus.
By Julie Tomascik Texas Farm Bureau The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) granted an existing stocks order to allow farmers to use formerly registered dicamba formulations for over-thetop use on dicamba-tolerant cotton and soybeans for the 2024 growing season.
By Maddison Jaureguito Texas Department of Agriculture AUSTIN – Today, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) is actively collaborating alongside city officials to provide support to Hockley County residents. The recent resurgence of the red flour beetle in Levelland— initially reported in August 2023—has become a growing concern. Concerted efforts weather conditions. With warmer temperatures looming, TDA has implemented pest management strategies to halt a reoccurrence of the red flour beetle invasion swiftly and effectively.
Klondike school district board members extended the school principal’s contract during their Feb. 8 meeting, and discussed several construction projects.
No new candidates have filed in the May 4 election for two spots on the O’Donnell Independent School District’s board.
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