The Brownfield Chamber of Commerce and Workforce Solutions South Plains are working together to develop a job fair connecting business owners and workers.
When COVID-19 hit last year, the General Educational Development (GED) program at Howard College’s Lamesa campus turned to online classes to reach local students.
The Texas High Plains cotton harvest continues to remain on pace despite recent weather conditions. As of this week it is estimated that 30 percent of the High Plains crop has been harvested to date.
The 2021 Farm Service Agency County Committee Elections began November 1, 2021, with ballots mailed to eligible voters. The deadline to return ballots to local FSA offices, or to be postmarked, is Dec. 6.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service is offering an online pesticide program for Texas Department of Agriculture continuing education units Nov. 19 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. on the Zoom meeting platform.
Livestock, private property rights and foreign ownership of agricultural land were among the topics of proposed policy resolutions discussed by the Texas Farm Bureau (TFB) Resolutions Committee Nov. 1-2 in Waco.
When Oma Dee turned 100 years old, many people wanted to interview her to ask her what was the secret to her longevity of life. She didn’t think she had anything special to say. But, as we discussed some of her earliest memories, we found that living over 100 years brings an incredible amount of valuable perspective.
Competing on the national level against the best entire country had to offer, the Klondike FFA Greenhand Chapter Conducting team had one goal in mind.
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