The Jayton-Girard ISD One Act Play season ended Saturday with competition at the area meet at Frenship last week. Their play, “Badger,” was not selected to advance to regional. However, three students were recognized with individual honors.
Spring is certainly in the air, and we are probably all itching to be outdoors. I love seeing my neighbors out and about again. And when the West Texas wind isn’t making an appearance, it’s nice to enjoy the backyard, parks, and going to the lake.
Mark your calendars for Thursday May 5, 2022, aka Cinco de Mayo. The Friends of the Library will be having a Fiesta Pile-On fundraising supper from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. at the library. For a suggested donation of $10 you will get a meal, drink and dessert to either eat in or carry out.
In last week’s column were favorite root crops for the spring garden. In today’s column we’ll look at favorite leafy green crops. Because spring greens are cool-season crops, the optimum temperature for germination is in cool soils, less than 50°F.
Jayton High School won their second consecutive District UIL Academics championship by a margin of 146 points and qualified 19 students for regional competition to be held at South Plains College in Levelland on April 22.
SPUR VISITOR CENTER at 101 Hill Street at Burlington Avenue is operated by the Spur Area Chamber of Commerce. Vistiors seeking information on the area may email spurchamber@ gmail.com or call (806) 271-3097.