At commencement exercises several decades ago, the speaker droned on about the attributes of a graduate whose mark on the school was incomparable. The crowd hung on his words, uncaring that his extended commentary would throw the ceremony off schedule. So what?
It’s the time of year when I look back and see where I’ve been and wonder where I’m going.
The annual Southern Mesa Ag Conference is coming back to town Jan. 8, 2024 at the Lee Roy Colgan Building, located at 901 S. Houston.
AUSTIN – Today, Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller announced the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) has a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) under the Resilient Food Systems Infrastructure Program (RFSI). Through this agreement, USDA and Texas are working together to offer $11.5 million in competitive grant funding for projects designed to build resilience across the middle of the supply chain. TDA is accepting applications for this Infrastructure Grant funding through Feb. 15, 2024.
After seeing their lofty streak of 14 straight district championship seasons get snapped a year ago the Borden County Coyotes got back on the right track in 2023.
When it comes to the University Interscholastic League’s biennial reclassification there’s going to be big winners and big losers every two years.
Whenever Lamesa’s Laila Vasquez resumes her first season of college softball this spring it’ll be back in Odessa it just won’t be back at Odessa College after originally signing with the Wranglers after her all-everything high school career with the Golden Tors.
The same way that the Klondike Cougars continue flexing their muscles as one of this area’s top six-man football teams they’re once again well represented on the Division II all-District 4-1A Football Team.
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