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By Carolyn Waters

By Carolyn Waters

TALES OF DEAF SMITH COUNTY

“It is literally true that you can succeed best and quickest by helping others to succeed”.-- Napoleon HillNovember 1957Deaf Smith County’s first United Fund Drive had reached a total of $12,000 by November first according to W.B.Wilson, drive chairman.
Weekly Badger Highlight

Weekly Badger Highlight

Weekly Badger Highlight

ighlight Brenda Davis When did you attend Amarillo College?I began attending Amarillo College in the Spring of 1989. I took classes off and on throughout the years and finally got my degree in the Spring of 2024.What degree did you earn? Associates in Science General Studies.
Hereford UIL Teams Dominate Texas Tech Fall Fandango Meet

Hereford UIL Teams Dominate Texas Tech Fall Fandango Meet

Hereford UIL Teams Dominate Texas Tech Fall Fandango Meet

Hereford's UIL Current Events and Social Studies teams took the top spots this past Saturday at their first Invitational Meet of the fall.The Current Events team secured the top five spots with a 40-point victory over second-place Andrews.

Building back water/sewer funds is must-do slow going for city

Fund balances for the City of Hereford for the month ending August 31 showed slow going in building back water and sewer funds according to a report provided by Assistant City Manager Wade Hawkins at the October 20 regular meeting of the City Commission.

CSF applications open through Nov. 10

Applications for assistance from the 2025 edition of the Christmas Stocking Fund are now underway and continue through November 10.Application forms are available in English and Spanish at the Panhandle Community Services office, 1011 East Park Avenue, or at the Hereford Food Pantry, 900 North Lee.
STEEL-GRAY ICON--If a good-antlered home-grown in the Panhandle mule deer buck like this one at the nearby Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge doesn't get your heart pumping just a little bit, you could sadly be without a heart when in comes to appreciating outdoor wonders. Good moisture through the spring and summer months over much of the Panhandle bodes well for the upcoming mule deer season. (Photo by Brice West)

STEEL-GRAY ICON--If a good-antlered home-grown in the Panhandle mule deer buck like this one at the nearby Buffalo Lake National Wildlife Refuge doesn't get your heart pumping just a little bit, you could sadly be without a heart when in comes to appreciating outdoor wonders. Good moisture through the spring and summer months over much of the Panhandle bodes well for the upcoming mule deer season. (Photo by Brice West)

Abundant moisture means good mule deer, whitetail prospects in Panhandle-Plains

We’re less than a month away from the opening of the whitetailed deer season, and just before Thanksgiving Day comes the mule deer opener for the Panhandle.

Central Church of Christ

The Central Church of Christ meets every Sunday at 148 Sunset, the corner of Sunset & Plains, in Hereford. Sunday School begins at 9:30 a.m.; Morning worship begins at 10:30 a.m.; and the Sunday evening worship begins at 6:00 p.m. We also meet every Wednesday at 7 p.m.
La Madre Mia hostesses for their recent Halloween party and sealed bid auction pictured left to right are: Kathie Kerr, Judy Williams and Teresa Allen. (BRAND Photo By Angela Blackmon)

La Madre Mia hostesses for their recent Halloween party and sealed bid auction pictured left to right are: Kathie Kerr, Judy Williams and Teresa Allen. (BRAND Photo By Angela Blackmon)

La Madre Mia Study Club holds Halloween Party Oct. 23

La Madre Mia Study Club met at Kathie Kerr’s home with Judy Williams and Teresa Allen co-hosting the meeting and Halloween Party on October 23.The members were served finger foods, drinks and pumpkin bundt cake decorated especially for Halloween.