USDA borrowers may be eligible for relief

The Biden administration announced a temporary suspension of past-due debt collections and foreclosures of farmers who borrowed money from the USDA and are in financial distress.

Texas rural telephone companies sue Public Utility Commission

Almost 50 rural Texas telephone cooperatives and companies have filed a lawsuit against the Public Utility Commission of Texas, accusing the state regulatory agency of illegally withholding universal service fund (“USF”) revenues crucial to maintaining the statewide telecommunications network in...

Editor’s Message

QAnon is becoming a threat to the country with it fantasy and conspiracy theories and false predictions. It gained momentum over the past three years and has developed into an extremist religio-political ideology.

Abbott delivers State of the State

In his biennial State of the State speech Monday, Gov. Gregg Abbott declared Texas is “brimming with promise” as it seeks to turn the corner on the virus and return to economic dominance.

We've Got The Power

The Dimmitt Bobbies Powerlifting Team is well on its way to qualifying for the Regional meet after winning both the Dimmitt Invitational and Bobcat Bash.

Swifts score big win over Adrian, 96-24

The Nazareth Swiftettes picked up an easy conference win over the Adrian Lady Matadors, 99-13. Nazareth dominated in the first half, scoring 28 points in the first quarter and 30 points in the second, while holding Adrian to zero, putting the Swiftettes up 58-0.