Bobcats narrowly lose to Lions

The Dimmitt Bobcats lost a close game to New Deal Lions, 52-49. New Deal was ranked 8th in the state at the time of the game. The Lions gained a five-point lead in the first quarter, 13-8, and continued to widen the gap over the Bobcats in the second quarter, ending the first half with a 28-19.

Bobbies fall to Lady Tornadoes

The Dimmitt Bobbies dropped a game to the Lamesa Lady Tornadoes, 36-31. Lamesa took the lead in the first quarter, but the Bobbies battled and came back to take a singlepoint lead in the second quarter, closing the first half out, 14-13.

Swiftettes crush Lady Matadors, 73-7

The Nazareth Swiftettes soundly beat the Adrian Lady Matadors, 73-7. The Swiftettes took a big lead in the first quarter, 23-0 and continued to make big gains in the second quarter, while the defense held Adrian to two points. The first half ended with Nazareth ahead, 39-2.

Swiftettes beat Lady Antelopes, 54-26

The Swiftettes collected another win, beating the Abernathy Lady Antelopes, 54-26. The Swiftettes gained a lead early in the first quarter, getting up on the Lady Antelopes 17-5. Naz continued to make gains in the second quarter, closing the first half ahead, 28-11.

Kids, Inc. cancels basketball

Due to Covid-19 concerns, Castro County Kids, Inc. will not be having basketball this season. According to an announcement on Facebook, Benny Navarro said parents don’t want their kids involved due to the risks at this time. Navarro added that Kids, Inc.

Pet Talk

Today, dogs are fatter than ever. It’s now estimated that 45 percent of all U.S. dogs are either overweight or obese. That’s 35 million dogs. What’s worse, obesity can be life-threatening, too.

Library Lines ...

With the new year of 2021 upon us, Christmas 2020 is but a memory.

Naz National Honor Society inducts new members

The Nazareth ISD National Honor Society held its annual banquet to honor current members and induct new applicants. To be a member, students sent in an application outlining their involvement in the community and school and participate in an interview with Nazareth ISD staff.

The Best Part

As many of you know, we have four kids. I am not saying all the days were roses and sunshine, but we have finally hit a place where we all love and respect each other. We are as healthy as many families want to be and some are hoping to be someday.

Unity in Community

“And she gave birth to her firstborn, a son. She wrapped him in cloth and placed him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.” (Luke 2:7) The poor innkeeper gets such a bad rap in the retelling of the Christmas story.