I’m patiently waiting for tomatoes to mature and ripen on the vine. In the meantime, that’s not slowing me down—it has only made me hungry for fried green tomatoes. I
Last week’s column highlighted dahlia, the choice of the National Garden Bureau for their 2019 “Year of the bulb” program. This week had planned to continue with techniques for growing
The Spur Art Guild met Monday, May 20, 2019, at South Plains Electric Cooperative with eleven members, plus one new member, present. The Guild wishes to express their appreciation to
on Wednesday, May 22, 2019. The Wes Fincher Dedication Award went to Kaden Awe. Abby Coulter was Track MVP, Basketball Co-MVP, Cross Country MVP and took home the R.N. Pierce
Jayton seniors and kindergarteners commemorated their graduations last week. All area schools honored their seniors with graduation ceremonies Friday night.
SCURRY WTC summer classes begin May 30 SNYDER—Summer classes begin May 30. Western Texas College will have two different sessions this summer. The Summer I session will begin May 30
Submit your community announcements (maximum 75 words) to news@thetexasspur.com for events within the coming month, to run up to 4 issues. AFTON CEMETERY SERVICE The Afton Cemetery Association will be
AUSTIN—Last week State Sen. Charles Perry passed House Bill 1325 out of the Texas Senate with a vote of 31-0. This bill allows Texas farmers to grow and process hemp
Spur City Secretary Laura Adams swears in the winning candidates from the May 4, 2019 election: Alderperson, Ward 3, Rhea Melton; Alderperson, Ward 1, Fronye Morris; Mayor Louise Jones; and Alderman, Ward 2, Don Wright before last Tuesday’s Spur City Council meeting.
DICKENS DETOUR:TheTexas Department ofTransportation (TxDOT) project to replace the bridge at SH 70 over Duck Creek, located approximately three miles north of Spur in Dickens County, has been under way