Chamber light parade set for Dec. 5

The Dimmitt Chamber of Commerce 8th Annual Parade of Lights is scheduled to be held on Dec. 5.Businesses, school organizations and individuals are invited to enter a float.Parade floats will begin lining up heading north on SE 3rd and Jones at 6 p.m.

Naz FFA headed to state LDE contests

Nazareth FFA competed at the Area LDE contest last Thursday at WTAMU and had 12 students in three events earn their way to state.

CCH reflects on achievements

As Thanksgiving approaches, Castro County Healthcare (CCH) celebrates a year of remarkable milestones and extends gratitude to the dedicated staff, board of directors, volunteers, the community, and the patients who make it all possible.

Non-Traditional Thanksgiving Recipes

Tired of the same old menu every Thanksgiving? Try some non-traditional approaches that can still make that big dinner special.

TFB gears up for 91st Annual Meeting

The Texas Farm Bureau 91st Annual Meeting is set to be held on Dec. 6-8.The meeting will be held at the Kalahari Resorts and Conventions Center in Round Rock.

Castro County Community Calendar

Nov. 22Simply Christmas Holiday Classics. Texas AgriLife Lunch and Learn. Dimmitt Senior Citizens Bldg. Noon to 1 p.m. Eat lunch and receive a cookbook. $20 per person. RSVP by Nov. 19 at 806-647-4115.Dec. 9First United Bank Christmas Open House. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Dec. 10Soldier Boxes. 9 a.m.

Pet Talk

This Thanksgiving holiday, many people will be gathering for smaller and safer celebrations amidst the pandemic. At these more intimate celebrations, pet owners may find that their animal receives more attention or is allowed more access to the feast than in years past.Dr.

Library Lines ...

Once upon a time I had a sweatshirt that showed a human brain bearing the caption of “normal brain” with an adjacent picture showing a brain strangled by a string of Christmas lights. That caption said, “your brain on Christmas.

Remember Me

The lives of baby-boomers are made up of Kodak moments. Wanting to remember special people or occasions, we grabbed Kodak or Polaroid cameras. Pasting developed pictures in photo albums was the final step. Kodak has gone out of business and is now only a faded memory.