Castro County News
Following up a successful state powerlifting meet, DHS Varsity Na’Khiyah Porras won the District shot put division and qualified for the Area meet. See all the District results in the Sports Zone.
Porras wins District
The 100 Club of the Texas Panhandle made a stop at the Nazareth Volunteer Fire Department to visit with and present the VFD with a $15,000 check. The donation to the fire department, as well as several other volunteer fire departments in the Panhandle, was made possible through a hat promotion by Hometown Hats Co. of Lubbock, Lubbock Professional Firefighters Association, and Amarillo Professional Firefighters Local 542, with distribution of funds through the 100 Club.
Naz VFD receives donation
Sheriff presents March report to commissioners
Hart High SchoolJesus Herrera, Aaron Guevara and Noah Marinreceived their Texas Cattle Feeders Association (TCFA) Cattle Care and Handling Certification. The Feedyard Technician Program is a program led by TCFA in cooperation with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and West Texas A&M University to provides high school juniors and seniors the knowledge and skills needed to prepare them for a potential career in the fed cattle industry.
HHS students receive certification
Bobcats defeat Wildcats, 23-1
Dimmitt Middle School’s Family Consumer Science Advance Class toured the First United Bank in Dimmitt. The class is studying a unit on dollars and senses, banking services/checks and balances, and understanding the value of money. (left to right) Cody Cleavinger, Jasmine Lopez, Kamyla Granados, Mark Alonzo and Maraceli Anima.