A suspect remains in the Dickens County jail as of press time, following arraignment Friday on felony charges stemming from an incident on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 31, in
Historic preservation brings a proven benefit to Texas towns — and yet its very definition, much less how to go about it, eludes many citizens who care deeply about their
In the regularly scheduled meeting of the Kent County Commissioners’ Court, Oct. 28, county leaders reviewed presentations from two Lubbock vendors of road maintenance equipment and opted to purchase a
I often write about family recipes, the ones handed down on 3-x-5 recipe cards or written on the back of a napkin, and the special family recipes taught to us
Monday, Nov. 11, is Veterans Day, originally known as "Armistice Day." We honor our veterans on Nov. 11 because hostilities in World War I ceased at the "11th hour of
Thanks to the Tocker Foundation grant, we at the library are building our collection of new-release DVDs. This week we received the 2019 computer-animated movie “Ugly Dolls,” rated PG. “Ugly
Active and retired members of the military should make plans to attend the annual Veterans Day Program at Spur schools Friday, Nov. 8, at 9:15 a.m. Spur fifth graders will
SCURRY WTC 50th Anniversary celebration set for Nov. 18 SNYDER — Western Texas College will be celebrating its 50th Anniversary on Monday, Nov. 18 at the main campus courtyard at
You may have seen artificial-beef producers and celebrities on the news or on social media platforms lately saying to just not eat meat in general. Their arguments include that it
