STATE CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS
Lady Whiteface Teagan Thomas earned her 500th volleyball kill last weekend in the Farmersville Tournament. On Thursday, Aug. 20 the Lady Whitefaces topped Pleasant Grove, Gunter and Central Heights. Friday, Aug. 21 the Lady Herd beat Canton and Clyde but lost to Springtown. Their impressive first two days in the tournament placed them in the Gold Bracket for Saturday where they lost to Van Alstyne and Springtown. This week Hereford traveled to Midland Lee and then play in the Frenship Tournament Aug. 28-29.
The Herd earned its first district tennis win Saturday by defeating the Dumas Demons 18-1, The team showed up early with one goal in mind: get a dominant win against Dumas. Coaches praised Natalie Hernandez for clinching the 10th win with her strong 6-4, 6-2 victory in singles, and to all of tennis athletes outside of the counting lineup who went out and won every single match.
Hereford took on Caprock at Dick Bivins Stadium in Amarillo last week for its final football scrimmage of 2026. Friday the Whitefaces travel to Borger to take on the Bulldogs. (Courtesy photo)
Congratulations to the Hereford Beautification Advisory Board Beauty Spots of the Month for August. Residential winner was the home of Ruben and Lupe Sanchez at 723 Baltimore (top) and Business winner was First National Bank at 403 N 25 Mile Ave. (Courtesy photos)
Is the Dockum aquifer plan for Hereford worth its salt?
Deaf Smith County Chamber of Commerce Member
TWO TO TRY FOR--Both mourning and collared doves will be legal game on opening day of dove season September 1. The difference between the two species, a distinctive black ring at the back of the collar, is evident upon close examination of collared doves, but not mourning doves.
Hereford Volleyball Defeats Lubbock Christian
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