Let Us Stay ‘Right’ - Righteous

So he said to me, “This isIt is alarming that a lot of folks have left godly virtues and traditional moral values for vice.Sadly, quite a few misguided Christians have left sound doctrine for the doctrine of devils.

Tell it, Show it

Her world revolves around him.She’s smitten; the girl is in love.Her attraction is evident to all of her friends and family. She can think of nothing else but pleasing her new beau. Every conversation involves the singing of his praises. The young woman never tires of sharing how wonderful he is.

Heat poses issues for EV drivers

Recent extreme temperatures in the Texas Panhandle have caused several issues for those with electric vehicles (EV).The Lithium-ion batteries in an EV are designed to perform ideally in 68 to 86 degrees; August temperatures can easily reach 100 degrees or higher.

Trump faces revised criminal indictment

Former President Donald Trump is facing a revised superseding indictment following the U.S. Supreme Court ruling in July that presidents have immunity for “official acts.

RFK Jr. suspends presidential run

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspended his presidential campaign last Friday and threw his support before Donald Trump.Kennedy, who was running as an independent, ended the campaign by removing his name from ballots in 10 swing states.

HARVEST DAY PARADE

Hegar releases study on state housing affordability

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar released his agency’s Housing Affordability Challenge report, examining the factors contributing to the housing affordability crisis in Texas compared to the rest of the country.

Harvest Days, County Fair Fun

From fair competition, the parade, goat roping, Cow Patty Bingo, Cornhole Tournament, to the street dance and numerous other events, the Harvest Days celebration and Castro County Fair was a grand success.The Dimmitt Lions Club organized, judged and provided the winners with prizes.

Texas removes over 1M ineligible voters

Governor Greg Abbott announced that since signing Senate Bill 1 into law in 2021, Texas has removed over one million people from the state’s voter rolls, including people who moved outof- state, are deceased, and are noncitizens.That removal process has been, and will continue to be, ongoing.

Library Lines ...

One of the most surprising aspects of being the director here at Rhoads Memorial Library has been dealing with relentless attempts to sell us something. While being solicited by authors via phone or email to buy their latest release (maybe multiple copies)?