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Dickens County Farm Bureau would like to welcome their newest agent, Kami Key Cabler. Kami resides between Crosbyton and Spur with her husband, Jett, on their cattle ranch. Kami is a graduate of Borden County High school and received her Bachelor of Science degree from Lubbock Christian University. Kami is excited to be joining the Farm Bureau team and looks forward to working with Dickens County members. Give Kami a call today at (940) 207-0985. | COURTESY PHOTO
Fourth on Burlington coming together with parade, patriotism and picnic
WRIGHT ON! The Lone Star Market & Café at 448 S. Main Street in Jayton opened Monday morning after months of renovation, planning and stocking. Tessa Wright (at right) credits an experienced and dedicated staff of seven, plus the crew working for her husband, contractor Phillip Wright, for getting everything ready to welcome local customers and travelers. MORE PHOTOS, PAGE 6 | TEXAS SPUR
Power parfait: healthy and delicious
Rainwater harvesting
MURAL IN THE MAKING A Lubbock-based masonry crew has begun preparing the north wall of the Spur Ex-Student Association building, adjoining Rickels Park for a new mural to be designed and painted by local artist Vicki Glass Diggs. Stay tuned. | TEXAS SPUR
WHITE RIVER RAIN As of Monday morning, four inches of rain was collected at the east side of White River Lake from June 8,2025 at 6:00 a.m. through June 9, 2025 at 6:00 a.m. Local residents report that the lake is 37.5 percent full. | COURTESY PHOTO
