Future Teachers, Dimmitt graduates Honored at WT Ceremony

West Texas A&M University celebrated future additions to the ranks of regional educators at a special ceremony.Seventy-six students have been newly admitted into WT’s educator preparation program and were celebrated at a pinning ceremony at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 5 in Legacy Hall in the Jack B.

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Wildfire preparedness encouraged as conditions remain warm and dry

Castro County residents and all those living in the Texas Panhandle need to be prepared for continued dry and windy weather conditions.Forecasters with the U.S. National Weather Service out of Amarillo remain hopeful moisture could come to the panhandle next week.

What to plant, when

As temperatures begin to warm across the Texas High Plains, many gardeners are eager to get back outdoors and start spring planting. However, knowing what to plant and when, can be challenging in our region.The Texas High Plains presents a unique set of growing conditions.

Dimmitt City Manager’s Report

Things have started to pick up for the City of Dimmitt, and we have a lot to look forward to over the next few months. First, I am very proud of the work all our City departments did in preparation of our most recent winter storm.

Dimmitt and Hart Robotics Shine at District Meet; Multiple Teams Advance to Regionals

Dimmitt, TX — Area robotics programs celebrated an outstanding showing at the recent district robotics meet, with both Dimmitt and Hart teams earning top honors and advancing to regional competition.

Castro County Healthcare Launches Endocrinology Service Line

To meet the needs of a growing number of Castro County residents with Type I and Type II diabetes, thyroid disorders, and other health care conditions requiring the specialty care of an endocrinologist, Castro County Healthcare is making endocrinology a locally available outpatient service using...

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Here at Rhoads Memorial Library, February's Display of the Month is presented by Joyce Thomas and contains items that pay homage to Black History Month. The story of the annual observance begins in 1915, half a century after the Thirteenth Amendment abolished slavery in the United States.

Pet Talk

Dental issues are extremely common in pets, and they often cause significant pain. However, most pets show few to no outward signs, and their discomfort can go unnoticed even as it affects their quality of life.Fortunately, most dental problems can be avoided.