TEXAS SPUR COUNTRY ROUNDUP

GARZA

Post Art Guild wraps up 60th annual show

POST—The Post Art Guild wrapped up its 60th Annual Art Show last Saturday. A total of 124 photographers and artists from around the South Plains entered the competition. Spur artist Michael Viera served as judge for the event.

Spur artist Vicki Diggs won third place in watercolor and honorable mention in graphics.

Spur artist Ineta Cannon won honorable mention in oil.

—The Post Dispatch

GARZA

RGT brings back ‘Ragtown!’ through August

POST—In 2020 in the wake of the Covid-19 shutdown, Ragtown Gospel Theater in Post staged an abbreviated premier of their musical, “Ragtown!,” which depicts the founding of Post by cereal magnate C.W. Post.

With only 25% capacity available, and so many still fearful about public events, attendance was low, but those who came commented that they wished more could see the production.

RGT decided to bring “Ragtown!” back to the stage again this summer, with performances every Saturday throughout August. This is a familyfriendly, fun show, filled with music, laughter and a powerful and deeply uplifting message.

Call 877-RAGTOWN or visit www.ragtown.com to purchase your tickets.

For more information, visit https://ragtown.com

—Ragtown Gospel Theater Facebook page

CROSBY

Ralls Rodeo set for Aug. 20-21

RALLS—It’s that time of year again—rodeo time. The Ralls Lions Club Rodeo will be August 20 and 21, 2021.

The rodeo parade will be August 20 at 6 p.m. The Ralls Chamber of Commerce will also host the Cotton Boll Festival this year the same time as the rodeo, August 21(Saturday) from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you would like to have a booth at the Cotton Boll Festival, you can go by the following places for a form: Ralls City Hall, Estela’s, Jackrabbit Grill and the Ralls Chamber of Commerce. You can also sign up to be in the rodeo parade at these same locations.

—Ralls Chamber of Commerce Facebook page

STONEWALL SMH Covid Clinic construction continues

ASPERMONT—Stonewall Memorial Hospital received $3 million in funds from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) through the CARES Act.

The SMH board approved a $278,000 bid from Vesta Modular of Oklahoma to construct a 2,100-squarefoot modular building that will serve as a Covid-19 clinic for the district.

In an effort to spend as much of the CARES funds as possible by the June 30 deadline, board members unanimously agreed to expand the project to include other buildings.

If all goes as planned, IT networking will be installed and the interior will be finished around the middle of August.

SMH is tentatively expecting to open clinic doors to the public by November 22.

The Stonewall Memorial Hospital District is the parent company of the clinics in Spur and Jayton.

—The Double Mountain Chronicle

SCURRY

Door Dash comes to Snyder

SNYDER—DoorDash is now available in Snyder.

DoorDash is a company that delivers food and some light shopping items.

Snyder food delivery options include McDonald’s, Taco Bell, Subway, Pizza Inn, Smoothie Factory, Dairy Queen and Tacos El Gordo.

The app for DoorDash is available in the App Store or Google Play.

—The Snyder Daily News

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