Sometimes there are moments when images simply speak louder than words, and this past weekend, which ran into Monday, reminded us of what’s special about where we live. A rainy
Michael S. Vieira was trained at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, was awarded an apprenticeship at the prestigious Ingbretson Studios, Boston School of Painting and taught art for
According to Kent County Sheriff William Scogin’s report for June-July, 2018, calls for service were dispatched through his office regarding one accident (non-injury), two agency assists, three alarms-business, 18 EMS
The Dickens City Council met at Dickens City Hall on Thursday, August 9, 2018. Council members present were Mayor David Warren, Mayor Pro Tem Marie Mullins, Jesus Zarate and Stephen
South Plains Electric Cooperative (SPEC) advises caution when searching for their online bill-pay website. SPEC has received reports from members that an URL for a website called Doxo appears in
Community THE SPUR/DICKENS MUSEUM will be open Fridays 1 p.m.–5 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.–2 p.m. through October. For tours at any other time, call Fronye Morris, (806) 271-3577; Linda
Greetings dear readers! Sunday’s rain was such a blessing. Did you have a good book to read? Merla is enjoying the mountains with her friends, so yes, you have me
Thursday, August 16, 2018: Pork chops, au gratin potatoes, veggies, cake, mixed fruit, and milk or tea. Tuesday, August 21, 2018: Chicken spaghetti, broccoli florets, wheat bread, peaches and cherries,
Three flowering ornamental plants that grow well in xeric landscapes are highlighted in today’s column. Russian Sage. Russian sage’s tall, willowy lavender-blue spikes tower above its silvery foliage, which sway