DHS, DMS solid at Bobcat Relays

The Dimmitt Bobcat Relays track meet was held this past Friday with some solid performances from DHS athletes, with seven schools participating in the high school meet including Dimmitt, Muleshoe, Friona, Tulia, Brownfield, Amherst and Boys Ranch.

Hart High School Longhorns and Ladyhorns tennis players

Hart High School Longhorns and Ladyhorns tennis players were very competitive at the Amarillo meet this past week.

DHS tennis players Luke Settle and Eduardo Peralta

DHS tennis players Luke Settle and Eduardo Peralta finished with a third at the District Tennis Meet held in Brownfield this week.

Naz, Hart compete in Kress Relays

Nazareth and Hart track and field athletes competed at the Kress High School Relays this past Thursday in a field that included Hale Center, Springlake-Earth, Kress, Hart, Lazbuddie, Lorenzo and Nazareth.

Bobbies drop game to Lady Mules, 20-1

The Dimmitt Bobbies softball team fell to the Muleshoe Lady Mules last Tuesday, 20-1. Dimmitt hitters came in with one run in the first inning, with Muleshoe coming in with three runs in the first inning and 17 runs in the second.

Bobcats fall to Mustangs

The Dimmitt Bobcats suffered a loss to the Denver City Mustangs, 13-3. The Mustangs got the jump in the first inning, bringing in five runners, giving them a 5-0 lead going into the second inning.

Registration for TFB ENGAGE program open

Texas students in the graduating class of 2025 and 2024 (sophomores or juniors in August 2022) can now sign up for the Texas Farm Bureau ENGAGE program. This learning experience is part of TFB Student Success Series.

Pet Talk

While most cats are nimble and graceful, some are born with a rare condition commonly known as “Wobbly Cat Syndrome” that affects their ability to balance. But despite a lack of coordination, these cats can live full and happy lives like any others. Dr.

Library Lines ...

"Cosmic Queries: StarTalk's Guide to Who We Are, How We Got Here, and Where We're Going" is ready to check out here at Rhoads Memorial Library, representing a departure from our usual offerings. The book, recently donated to us, is a 2021 release by Neil DeGrasse Tyson with James Trefil.

Who’s calling?

The phone rings several times a day at my “office,” a place under the stairs where we used to store cleaning supplies. I equipped it with a TV tray to hold my computer, and a carboard box to house my “research materials.” My hope was to attract customer calls for writing assignments.