SNYDER— Western Texas College (WTC) men’s basketball will welcome Coach Nolan Richardson and his 1979-1980 NJCAA Championship Basketball team back to Snyder Saturday, Sept. 28 for “A Night with Nolan: Honoring the 1980 WTC National Champion Men's Basketball Team.
In the Jayton-Girard Independent School District regular monthly meeting on August 15, visitors present and making comments were Brodee Clay, Samantha Spray, Kenzie Chisum and Tiffany Ham.
South Plains Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round Up has opened their community grant application process for the fifth year. The community grant is available for local non-profit organizations that serve members in the cooperative’s service territory. Each grant is up to $1,500, and the application period is from September 16–27. Applicants can apply online at SPEC.coop/ operationroundup.
If you’ve driven by Spur’s Rickels Park recently—the green space at the corner of Third and Burlington— you’ve spotted trees trimmed, grass mowed and plantings renewed.
The City of Dickens has an empty council seat—and if you’re a Dickens resident and would like a say in how your city decisions are made, here’s your opportunity. If you are interested in serving as a council member, said City Manager Lillian Atkinson, please contact the Dickens City Hall at (806) 623-5224 for an application and plan to attend the next regular meeting on October 17, 2024. Interested persons must be a registered voter inside the Dickens city limits.
In an open meeting Sunday afternoon, Sept. 8, school superintendent Scott Bicknell, as well as representatives of Hilltop Securities and MWMA Architects, presented information about the Jayton-Girard Independent School District’s proposal to issue $21 million in bonds, and expectations for repayment.