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Lubbock-based First United Bank ‘branchin’ out’

Lubbock-based First United Bank ‘branchin’ out’

Lubbock-based First United Bank ‘branchin’ out’

LUBBOCK— First United Bank recently held a series of ribbon-cutting ceremonies to celebrate the grand reopening of seven newly acquired banking center locations across West Texas.

Spur Senior Citizens Menu

The Spur Senior Citizens Center, located at 210 Burlington Ave., serves a noon meal Tuesday through Thursday. The dining room is open, or if you feel more comfortable, we offer a curbside lunch you can reserve by calling (806) 271-4472. A donation is always appreciated.
COOL ANDTASTY An assortment of fruits, crackers, and cheeses, artistically arranged. makes for a great“cold plate”on summer days. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

COOL ANDTASTY An assortment of fruits, crackers, and cheeses, artistically arranged. makes for a great“cold plate”on summer days. | ANGELINA LaRUE PHOTO

Summer platter fine fare for warm days

Temperatures are rising. These are the days, be it a worknight, or a lazy weekend spent in the garden, when all I crave is cool and refreshing fruit. Paired with a few staples, such as cheese and crackers, I can easily make this a light meal.
Drought tolerant tea gardens

Drought tolerant tea gardens

Drought tolerant tea gardens

From the garden Last week’s column highlighted the garden herbs peppermint, chamomile, lemon balm, and fennel. Teas made from herbs in today’s column are more unusual since they are drought tolerant plants often grown in xeric, low water-use, gardens. Echinacea ( Echinacea purpurea).
SOUTH PLAINS WILDLIFE REHAB of Lubbock will bring birds to the Spur Library from their rehabilitation program June 10. | COURTESY PHOTO

SOUTH PLAINS WILDLIFE REHAB of Lubbock will bring birds to the Spur Library from their rehabilitation program June 10. | COURTESY PHOTO

LIBRARY NOTES

Reading part 2, June 10 DONNICE CARRUTH | SPECIAL TO THE TEXAS SPUR Mark your calendars for an exciting event at the library! As part of our Collaborative Summer Reading Program, we’re thrilled to welcome Birds of Prey out of Lubbock on Tuesday, June 10, at 10 a.m.
HONORING THEIR SERVICE

HONORING THEIR SERVICE

HONORING THEIR SERVICE

HONORING THEIR SERVICE Tatom Bridge, Henry Chapman and CalvinHays Chapman, all members of the Dickens County 4-H club, placed flags on veterans’ graves at the Afton cemetery before the community’s 2025 Memorial Day observance. | COURTESY PHOTOS
What's happening

What's happening

What's happening

Submit your community announcements (maximum 75 words) to news@thetexasspur.com for events within the coming month, to run up to 4 issues Please let us know of any corrections: News@thetexasspur.com DICKENS COUNTY-SPUR LIBRARY story time, Thursdays, 10 a.m., for babies to pre-school, 403 E. Hill St.
SPUR SECURITY BANK rolled out its system upgrade last week, introducing a new look and feel to its website, among a variety of new features and products. The URL is easy to remember: www.spur. bank | COURTESY IMAGE

SPUR SECURITY BANK rolled out its system upgrade last week, introducing a new look and feel to its website, among a variety of new features and products. The URL is easy to remember: www.spur. bank | COURTESY IMAGE

SPUR SECURITY BANK

SPUR SECURITY BANK rolled out its system upgrade last week, introducing a new look and feel to its website, among a variety of new features and products. The URL is easy to remember: www.spur. bank | COURTESY IMAGE
Spur inducts Schmidt as mayor, thanks Jones for decade of service

Spur inducts Schmidt as mayor, thanks Jones for decade of service

Spur inducts Schmidt as mayor, thanks Jones for decade of service

COUNCIL PREPARES FOR JUNE DEMOLITION OF BURLINGTON AVENUE BUILDING Spur’s Mayor Louise Jones has served her small city through a decade of change, from welcoming tiny houses and the crypto industry to handling numerous changes in its law enforcement to seeing the rehabilitation and reopening...
MEMORIALFLAGS Youngsters from Kent County assisted last week in placing U.S. flags at the Girard Cemetery to honor military veterans buried there. From left, participants were Noah Bryant, Kate Appleby, Micah Appleby, Wade Appleby, Quincy Hall, Violet Vargas, Marley Nall, Paisley Bryant and McKye Hall; Sidney Hall was not pictured. | COURTESY PHOTO

MEMORIALFLAGS Youngsters from Kent County assisted last week in placing U.S. flags at the Girard Cemetery to honor military veterans buried there. From left, participants were Noah Bryant, Kate Appleby, Micah Appleby, Wade Appleby, Quincy Hall, Violet Vargas, Marley Nall, Paisley Bryant and McKye Hall; Sidney Hall was not pictured. | COURTESY PHOTO

MEMORIAL FLAGS

MEMORIAL FLAGS Youngsters from Kent County assisted last week in placing U.S. flags at the Girard Cemetery to honor military veterans buried there.
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