MOTLEY
Roaring Springs Lions Club to host district governor March 2
ROARING SPRINGS—The Roaring Springs Lions Club will host district governor Dr. Ron Miller of Plainview in their monthly meeting Wednesday, March 2, 1 p.m., at Billie Dean’s Restaurant in Matador.
Miller serves as district governor of District 2-T2, which includes 22 counties in the Panhandle-South Plains region of Texas. This district has 38 Lions Clubs with more than 1,100 members dedicated to serving their communities and meeting humanitarian needs.
The Roaring Springs Lions Club meeting is open to anyone who would like to attend and learn about the community projects of the Lions Club.
—The Caprock Courier
GARZA
RGT’s latest production ‘Noah: If You Build It They Will Come,’ a comedy starting March 5
POST—Stunt planning and set building are well under way for Ragtown Gospel Theater’s new comedy, “Noah…If You Build It They Will Come.”
Tickets are on sale now for their first performance on Saturday, March 5 at 3 p.m. You can reserve your seats at www.ragtown.com or with Robin at 1-877-RAGTOWN.
—Ragtown Gospel Theater Facebook page
STONEWALL
‘Aspermont’s Got Talent’ video submissions due March 11
¡ASPERMONT—Stonewall Living Center is hosting a talent competition March 25 at 6 p.m. at the Aspermont Junior High auditorium, and if you have stage fright, don’t worry, the competition will be based on video submissions. So you can stage and video your submission anywhere you’re comfortable.
¡The grand prize for the contest will be $500, and Stonewall Living Center is encouraging Stonewall County groups, clubs, churches and individuals to send their singing, dancing, humorous skits and more via video to natew6@ att.net by March 11.
—Stonewall Living Center Facebook page
CROSBY
4th annual ‘Pig Out’ March 19-20 in Crosbyton
CROSBYTON—The Ericson Pioneer Farm and Ranch Museum in Crosbyton will be sponsoring its 4th annual feral hog hunt March 19-20, 2022, with payouts, raffle prizes and side pots.
Entry fee for 2 to 4 person teams is $225, and if there are 1 to 10 teams, payout will be 50 percent to the first place team and 25 percent to the second place team.
If there are 10 to 20 teams, payout will be 45 percent to the first place team, 20 percent to the second place team and 10 percent to the third place team.
To qualify for the main pot teams must submit 2 hogs strung together, plus one coyote.
Sidepots include: Heaviest hog, most pigs, biggest coyote and more.
For more information contact Alan Merry (806) 782-1896 or Terry Kirk (806) 778-2891,
There will also be a cornhole tournament the day of the wild hog hunt with a $40 per team entry fee and cash prizes for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place teams. The corn hole tournament will take place at the museum at 211 Aspen.
A brown bag hamburger meal will also be offered at the museum the day of the hunt and the cornhole tournament, and the cost will be $8.
To sign up for the cornhole tournament, contact Donovan Miranda at (806) 544-1265.
--Ericson Farm and Ranch Museum Facebook page
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