Our Collaborative Summer Reading Programs are officially over until next year.
We had the privilege of hosting a variety of locals for the programs. Our local apiarist, Jon Shipp, started us off with a program about collecting honey from bees.
Knowing when to water is critical in these days, when West Texas is in an extended drought. The soil can tell us.
There is specialized equipment and there are many devices that determine when a soil should be irrigated.
‘Nut’ritious cashew cream a sweet or savory spread
Whether you are eliminating dairy from your diet, “beefing” up your plant-based food choices, or have issues with dairy all together, dairy-free beverages and other products are abundant these days.
Clues and cues: carafes, chicory, curare, and—cell phones?
Absentmindedly is an adverb to live by.
Can someone not only do things in an absentminded way but also think absentmindedly? That question came to me as I brewed some chicory-laced coffee this morning. Life is good.
On June 30, the Dickens County commissioners court held a special meeting to fill the unexpired term of Justice of the Peace. Retiring after seven years in office as JP and nine years as deputy tax assessor/collector is the Honorable Nancy Stone (left).
TGC holding online auction of Spur lots through July 15–16
Following the Dickens County sheriff’s sale of taxdelinquent real property earlier this year, unsold parcels have been placed with Texas Communities Group for auction, according to the county’s agreement with the firm. Currently, 11 properties in Spur are listed at www.texascg.
SPUR VISITOR CENTER at 101 Hill Street at Burlington Avenue is operated by the Spur Area Chamber of Commerce and open during regular hours Tuesday–Saturday. Vistiors seeking information on the area may email spurchamber@gmail.com or call (806) 271-3097.
FIREHOUSE PREP Local officials said removal would begin this week on remnant materials in the former Godfrey building in preparation for construction of the new fire station in downtown Spur. | TEXAS SPUR PHOTO
In the regular monthly meeting of the Jayton-Girard Independent School District board of trustees on June 27, 2022, trustees approved adding baseball and softball to JGISD’s student athletics program.