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GARZA

Horizon School of the Arts to present ‘Godspell’ May 22 & 23 at Ragtown Gospel Theater in Post

POST—“Godspell” is a powerful, high-energy rock, gospel, and pop music and dance presentation based on the Gospel of Matthew. Since the Tony–award winning musical premiered on Broadway in 1971, this joyful and humor-filled contemporary telling of the story of Jesus has been seen by tens of millions of people.

Celebrating “Godspell”’s fiftieth year of entertaining and inspiring audiences from Broadway all the way around the world and back, theater companies worldwide are presenting this international hit for all ages. Ragtown Gospel Theater will be hosting the Horizon School of the Arts presentation of Godspell.

Lubbock’s Horizon School of the Arts is home to a troupe of extraordinarily gifted young actors, singers, and dancers. The play will be staged at 3 p.m. each day, and the cost of admission is $20. Tickets are available on the Ragtown Gospel Theater website at https://ragtown.com/product/godspell-tickets/ or for more information call (877) 724-8696.

—Ragtown Gospel Theater Facebook page

CROSBY ‘Miss Ralls’ pageant set for June 6

RALLS—Four different ages of girls will be competing Sunday, June 6 at 2 p.m. in the Ralls High School auditorium.

Categories of competition will be: Tiny Miss (Kindergarten through second grade); Little Miss (Third through fifth grade); Junior Miss: Sixth through eighth grade; Miss Ralls (High school contestants.

For more information contact Leesa Diaz at (806) 253-2500 ext. 4104.

—Crosby County News

STONEWALL

‘Double Mountain Divas’ golf tourney set for June 26

ASPERMONT—The 4th annual three ladies golf scramble, “Double Mountain Divas” is set for June 26 at the Aspermont Golf Course, County Road 405.

Tee time is 9 a.m., and snacks will be provided. Cost per team is $180, and there will be a closest to the pin competition.

For more information contact LaTisha Martin at (806) 241-5662 or Margie McNutt at (940) 200-0156.

—Aspermont Golf Course Facebook page

NEARBY

Retail recruiters land businesses for Plainview

PLAINVIEW—The Plainview City Council voted unanimously to extend a $30,000 contract with Retail Strategies for its recruitment services.

Retail Strategies is an Alabama-based company focused on helping create matches between cities and retailers. Plainview’s partnership with the company helped bring Planet Fitness and has yielded other prospects.

Retail Strategies said there are currently 24 business prospects interested in Plainview, and 10 of them are actively looking at Plainview real estate. These include seven quick service restaurants, six fast casual dining places, three coffee, tea and/or smoothie businesses, two automotive, two entertainment and one health wellness business.

—The Plainview Herald

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