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Bulldogs pick up three wins in tournament play

Bulldogs pick up three wins in tournament play

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Bulldogs pick up three wins in tournament play

Sue Jane Sullivan |
Thu, 12/11/2025 - 04:31
The Spur Bulldogs continue to make the transition from gridiron to court, picking up three wins against two losses during tournament play in Hermleigh Dec. 4–6. Coach Craig Hamilton’s team started the threeday tourney with three consecutive victories.
REOPENED IN DICKENS Mammy's Cafe has opened in Dickens, under the management of Ole Town Cafe's Rosemary Molina, in the restaurant that was formerly J&M Caprock Cafe. No details on hours or menus were available at press time, though some diners have already reported enjoying some delicious dishes there! | TEXAS SPUR

REOPENED IN DICKENS Mammy's Cafe has opened in Dickens, under the management of Ole Town Cafe's Rosemary Molina, in the restaurant that was formerly J&M Caprock Cafe. No details on hours or menus were available at press time, though some diners have already reported enjoying some delicious dishes there! | TEXAS SPUR

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REOPENED IN DICKENS

News Staff
Thu, 12/11/2025 - 04:31
4-H COMPETITIONS Dickens County 4-H Intermediate Team were Aryian Stringer, CalvinHays Chapman and Rylee Foster. | AMANDA SPIVA PHOTO

4-H COMPETITIONS Dickens County 4-H Intermediate Team were Aryian Stringer, CalvinHays Chapman and Rylee Foster. | AMANDA SPIVA PHOTO

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Dickens 4-H travels far and wide to train, boost knowledge

Staff Reports
Thu, 12/11/2025 - 04:31
Dickens County 4-H has been busy the first week of December. It started out with Ag Extension AgentAmandaSpivataking Maddee Foster and Paisley Smith to the National Reining Horse Judging Contest in Oklahoma City.
Spurettes take three wins in Lamesa Tournament

Spurettes take three wins in Lamesa Tournament

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Spurettes take three wins in Lamesa Tournament

Sue Jane Sullivan |
Thu, 12/11/2025 - 04:31
For high school basketball players, the month of December is equivalent to a sports boot camp. After a Tuesday night loss Dec.
OUTTAMYWAY Nothing—noteventhehigh-scoringMustangs— were going to stand in the path of the Jaybirds’momentum in the 2025 six-man football playoffs. Jayton will face Klondike on Friday night, Dec. 5, in Colorado City. | JAYTON YEARBOOK PHOTOS

OUTTAMYWAY Nothing—noteventhehigh-scoringMustangs— were going to stand in the path of the Jaybirds’momentum in the 2025 six-man football playoffs. Jayton will face Klondike on Friday night, Dec. 5, in Colorado City. | JAYTON YEARBOOK PHOTOS

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Jaybirds knock off Mustangs, advance to state semis

Staff Reports
Thu, 12/04/2025 - 03:40
With just under four minutes to go in the first quarter, the start had been slow for the Jaybirds. Jayton had received the opening kickoff, only to turn the ball over on downs at the Benjamin 22-yard line.
Kent commission authorizes reinvestment zone Dec. 1

Kent commission authorizes reinvestment zone Dec. 1

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Kent commission authorizes reinvestment zone Dec. 1

Barbara Brannon
Thu, 12/04/2025 - 03:40
At a special meeting Monday morning, Dec. 1, Kent County commissioners heard discussion about the establishment of a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone (TIRZ) in anticipation of a possible tax abatement for a new energy project on Morrison Ranch lands.

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Three wins for Jayton in Lady Jay Shootout

Sue Jane Sullivan |
Thu, 12/04/2025 - 03:40
After four games in the Lady Jay Shootout held November 24-25 in Jayton, Coach Kevin Chisum’s team heads into December with a 7-2 record. The Lady Jays defeated Anson by a score of 55-26, overwhelmed Newcastle 52-12, and finished off with a win against Colorado City, 53-33.
DEER ME! This family of earlyrising ruminants were out in Spur last Saturday morning in search of breakfast along Burlington Avenue. Betty Brannon was one of the keeneyed observers to spot them in front of TG Fuels. | COURTESY PHOTO

DEER ME! This family of earlyrising ruminants were out in Spur last Saturday morning in search of breakfast along Burlington Avenue. Betty Brannon was one of the keeneyed observers to spot them in front of TG Fuels. | COURTESY PHOTO

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DEER ME!

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Thu, 12/04/2025 - 03:40
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