Apple season is upon us, and there is nothing better than the sweet-tart juiciness of a crisp apple. It’s so satisfying to pluck one right from the tree. The beauty
What looks more like late summer than the sunflower? The cheerful heads of yellow, orange and bronze combine perfectly with our warm, sunny days. Tall, stately sunflowers lift our spirits
Events that occurred in July 1969 have generated a bit of fanfare across the country this week, as the 50th anniversary of man’s first step on the moon has been
You’ve seen those blue-and-white highway signs across Texas, right? They were put up back in 1968 — some 1,500 of them — to help travelers discover the history, culture and
Submit your community announcements (maximum 75 words) to news@thetexasspur.com for events within the coming month, to run up to 4 issues. SPUR SUMMER SOUNDS Friday, July 26 at 7 p.m.
COURTESY PHOTOS QUEEN CANDIDATES Motley-Dickens County Old Settlers Reunion has announced the rodeo queen contestants for 2019. The are: Jaydee Foster, an 8th grader at Guthrie CSD who lives at
As the only maternity home in a 250-mile radius of Jayton, reported director Tricia Edwards in a presentation to the Kent County Lions Club July 8, the Sparrow’s Nest has
UNABRIDGED The detour to Dickens from Spur will continue into August, according to Texas Department of Transportation Public Information Officer Ginger Wilson in the Childress office. Shown is the ongoing
Pick up The Texas Spur at these convenient locations Lawrence Brothers – Spur The Dixie Dog –Spur J.M. Caprock Cafe – Dickens Tip’s – Dickens TC’s Ponderosa – Dickens Kent
