Sports & Schools

DUDSTODAZZLE Ella Long, Lainey Baldridge and Camryn Arnold competed in Duds to Dazzle. | COURTESY PHOTO

DUDSTODAZZLE Ella Long, Lainey Baldridge and Camryn Arnold competed in Duds to Dazzle. | COURTESY PHOTO

STATE ROUNDUP 2026

STATE ROUNDUP 2026 Last week Kent County 4-H members competed in a wide variety of areas at the annualState4-HRoundupinCollegeStation. | COURTESY PHOTOS
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT WINNERS were Kyler Ezell and Hunter Welch.

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT WINNERS were Kyler Ezell and Hunter Welch.

Spur Hackers Tourney results in 45 teams

SGA HACKERSTOURNAMENT The Spur Golf Association held its annual Hackers Tournament June 5, with 45 teams participating. | COURTESY PHOTOS
DICKENS 4-H AT STATE ROUNDUP Maddie Foster got to experience State Roundup for the first time last week, competing in Health and Wellness Educational Presentation. Erin McGalliard received her 4-H scholarship as well. State 4-H Roundup 2026 was held in College Station. | COURTESY PHOTOS

DICKENS 4-H AT STATE ROUNDUP Maddie Foster got to experience State Roundup for the first time last week, competing in Health and Wellness Educational Presentation. Erin McGalliard received her 4-H scholarship as well. State 4-H Roundup 2026 was held in College Station. | COURTESY PHOTOS

DICKENS 4-H AT STATE ROUNDUP

JAYTON HONORS

JAYTON HONORS

JAYTON HONORS

JAYTON HONORS The Jayton cheerleaders and mascot had a great week of camp last week. They earned three trophies for Top Band Chant, Chant, and Cheer. Ariel Buerkle, the mascot, was awarded two certificates for best props and most creative. She also won All-American. | COURTESY PHOTOS
WHAT ON EARTH is about to come out of that carrier? A capacity crowd of youngsters and parents waited to find out, as South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation staffers prepared to talk about how to “Unearth a Story” in this year’s summer reading theme with numerous rescued reptiles, mammals and birds. Programs continue at the Dickens County Spur Public Library Tuesday mornings at 10, for the next three weeks. | TEXAS SPUR

WHAT ON EARTH is about to come out of that carrier? A capacity crowd of youngsters and parents waited to find out, as South Plains Wildlife Rehabilitation staffers prepared to talk about how to “Unearth a Story” in this year’s summer reading theme with numerous rescued reptiles, mammals and birds. Programs continue at the Dickens County Spur Public Library Tuesday mornings at 10, for the next three weeks. | TEXAS SPUR

AMAZING ANIMALS

NOW OPEN The Jayton pool opened last Friday. Its hours of operation will be Tuesday through Saturday 1 to 6 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

NOW OPEN The Jayton pool opened last Friday. Its hours of operation will be Tuesday through Saturday 1 to 6 p.m. and Sunday 2 to 6 p.m. | STEPHANIE ALLEN

NOW OPEN

Jayton Schools post 6th 6 weeks honor rolls

The following students enrolled in Jayton Schools earned “A” Honor Roll for the final 6 weeks of the 2025–26 school year.
JAYTON FOOTBALL CAMP Jayton had 52 athletes attend football camp last week, along with help from four Class of 2027 seniors and coaching staff. | COURTESY PHOTO

JAYTON FOOTBALL CAMP Jayton had 52 athletes attend football camp last week, along with help from four Class of 2027 seniors and coaching staff. | COURTESY PHOTO

JAYTON FOOTBALL CAMP

SPUR CITY COUNCIL welcomed returning board members at its May 19 regular meeting. Cit secretary Ashley Carothers (at right in each photo) administered the oath of office to Kristy Price (top photo),LaidyVasquez(middlephoto)andLandonHinson(bottom photo). | TEXAS SPUR

SPUR CITY COUNCIL welcomed returning board members at its May 19 regular meeting. Cit secretary Ashley Carothers (at right in each photo) administered the oath of office to Kristy Price (top photo),LaidyVasquez(middlephoto)andLandonHinson(bottom photo). | TEXAS SPUR

SPUR CITY COUNCIL

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