After a year of closures, no in-person interpretive events, and uncertainty due to Covid-19, Caprock Canyons State Park is back to offering full services, including events, fishing, camping and more. Summer is chock full of opportunities for families to get outdoors and learn about nature.
Spur resident Joan Day, with the help of her husband, Leo, gave the children of Dickens County a special treat at the Library during the Collaborative Summer Reading Program themed ‘Tails and Tales.’
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It’s time to get out and start supporting the local farmers’ markets. There are so many in the area. Not only is it beneficial for the farmers, bakers and artisans, but buying locally grown, fresh produce reduces footprint, and nourishes us with the freshest ingredients around.
It’s a tough day when any hometown business closes, but the loss of Robert Hall Chevrolet in Jayton, which is revising its business model this week after more than six decades, it’s the loss of a landmark and an anchor of the community.
LUBBOCK—State Sen. Charles Perry and Rep. David Spiller will be hosting a joint Cottle County town hall meeting at the Bicentennial City-County Library in Paducah from 1 to 2 p.m. Wednesday, June 30, according to Childress office district director Jennifer Foster.