“The Lone Star State is at the center of global attention to produce bitcoin,” read a July 8, 2021, piece in The Washington Post.” Texas, it said, is being “hailed as the new cryptocurrency capital.”
MAKING ART Gladys Hinson and July Clay enjoy making acrylics earlier this month at a Spur Art Guild program at the Spur Senior Center. Plans are to have another art day at the senior center in August.
As the Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Rodeo & Reunion approaches this summer, newspaper readers will have a chance to learn a bit each week about one of the Rodeo Queen candidates.
SUMMER FINALE The last Spur Farmers' Market for the summer season was held on Saturday. Organizers are discussing have a Farmers' Market for Spur Homecoming October 1 or maybe in November when it's cooler.
Recent rains and clouds have been good to our plants, and the mosquitos are loving the moisture. First come mosquitos, then come dragonflies that feast on those annoying insects. As dragonflies soar silently over our gardens and lawns, they are a welcome sight.
The highly popular Spur Farmers’ and Crafters’ Market is back this Saturday, July 24, 2021, returning to Rickels Park on Burlington Avenue in downtown Spur from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market had moved to Swenson Park in June to complement the Big Dog BBQ Cook-off.
The 18th Annual Gridiron Classic has released the teams selected for its annual showcase of Six Man Football set for August 26–28 at Jaybird Stadium in Jayton.