Castro County News

	Quinn Minute - School recess was the best

Quinn Minute - School recess was the best

Quinn Minute - School recess was the best

Do you remember elementary school recess?At our school, we ate lunch right before playtime. We’d line up single file to walk through the food line.The plate lunch often included gravy-laden mystery meat – beef or possibly bird – plus mashed potatoes and something green or yellow.

Library Lines ...

We were literally in the dark here at Rhoads Memorial Library on March 22, when the electricity went out. Luckily, we had only a few patrons at the time; they were very understanding and patient as we sat out the 45-minute outage.
Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Pet Talk

Embarking on a journey with our beloved pet is typically straightforward.
It is finished!

It is finished!

It is finished!

A new daily devotional book is being published and the editor needs all submissions by Friday. I made a commitment months ago. Stressed, I knew time was running out. Yesterday, I met the deadline; my work is finished.Jesus’ sacrificial work is complete. It is finished!
The Step Up Texas Task Force includes (front row, left to right) Patricia Arteaga, Kendra Cantrell, Judge Dana Zirpoli, Dr. Edna Garcia, Chris Tristan, and Amy Hagerman, (middle row) Theresa Salazar, Elizabeth Castillo, Elizabeth Ortiz, Jennifer Quintero, Alison Tipton, Dr. Rick Garcia, Dr. Angelica Okamoto, Christi McCasland, and Tony Martinez, (back row) Katrina Garrett, Kimberly Ford, Jim Tirey, Dr. Ray Barbosa, Eddie Subealdea, Brandon Ontiveros, Benny Gonzales and Dr. Jeff Carr.

The Step Up Texas Task Force includes (front row, left to right) Patricia Arteaga, Kendra Cantrell, Judge Dana Zirpoli, Dr. Edna Garcia, Chris Tristan, and Amy Hagerman, (middle row) Theresa Salazar, Elizabeth Castillo, Elizabeth Ortiz, Jennifer Quintero, Alison Tipton, Dr. Rick Garcia, Dr. Angelica Okamoto, Christi McCasland, and Tony Martinez, (back row) Katrina Garrett, Kimberly Ford, Jim Tirey, Dr. Ray Barbosa, Eddie Subealdea, Brandon Ontiveros, Benny Gonzales and Dr. Jeff Carr.

STEP UP TEXAS Task Force meets in Dimmitt

The STEP UP TEXAS Task Force convened at West Texas Coffee in Dimmitt, for their third meeting, led by Hale County Chief Juvenile Probation Officer Eddie Subealdea and his team, Alison Tipton and Elizabeth Castillo (TTAPS).
How much fun is this!! The Castro County VFD firefighters had their first practices this past weekend for the Pumper Team races with, as their Facebook post said, “Some dry runs, some runs with water. Some bad runs, some good runs.” The date of the races will be announced and likely be in early May. Visit their Facebook page to see a video of practice.

How much fun is this!! The Castro County VFD firefighters had their first practices this past weekend for the Pumper Team races with, as their Facebook post said, “Some dry runs, some runs with water. Some bad runs, some good runs.” The date of the races will be announced and likely be in early May. Visit their Facebook page to see a video of practice.

How much fun is this!!

The Hart Robotics Team headed off to the state competition last Wednesday. Members of the team were Rito Rodriguez, Diego Longoria, Carolina Flores, Leslie Dominguez, America Flores and Coach Don Bell.

The Hart Robotics Team headed off to the state competition last Wednesday. Members of the team were Rito Rodriguez, Diego Longoria, Carolina Flores, Leslie Dominguez, America Flores and Coach Don Bell.

The Hart Robotics Team

Nazareth Robotics team #16617 won the state title at the FTC UIL 1-4 Division championship last Thursday.

Nazareth Robotics team #16617 won the state title at the FTC UIL 1-4 Division championship last Thursday.

Naz Robotics score state title

Nazareth Robotics team#16617 won the state title at the UIL1-4 Division on Thursday. The meet featured 24 1A-4A teams from the five Texas areas. The event was held at the Cadence Bank Center in Belton.