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Monday, December 26 – Closed Christmas Holiday Tuesday, December 27– Shepard’s Pie, Stewed Okra & Tomatoes, Coleslaw, Whole Wheat Roll, Butterscotch Pudding, Low Fat Milk or Tea Wednesday, December 28 – Taco Salad, Refried Beans, Spanish Rice, Broccoli & Cauliflower Salad, Corn Tortilla, Apricot...

A cheerful giver

Grassland Church of the Nazarene During this Advent Season, many are busy in preparation for a great celebration of giving gifts for Christ’s birth. One question that is often overlooked might be, “What should my gift be to Jesus?

What do Texas farmers and ranchers want for Christmas?

Christmas is just around the corner. Santa is making his list, and checking it twice, of course. And farmers and ranchers are checking their Christmas lists, too. You know the ones where they ask Santa for things like… Good weather Out in the field, there arose such a clatter.

One million bales

D&J Gin Inc. of Lockney, Texas, ginned their one-millionth bale of cotton on Monday, Dec. 5, 2022. The bale of cotton was produced by Mark and Kelley McCormick of Floydada. It has taken 39 years to reach this accomplishment. D&J Gin Inc.

Healthcare Board approves bid proposal for the new building

The Garza County Health Care District met for their December meeting on Dec. 18. All members were present as was Brandy Fannon the administrator of the district, three UMC-P representatives, and citizens Miriam O’Neal and Mike Travis.

November Sheriff’s Report

The Garza County Sheriff’s Office had 516 service calls in November 2022 for law enforcement, fire department and EMS, creating 489 call sheets. There were 324 calls for the city and 165 calls for the county.

Wastewater and licensing fees discussed at city meeting

City Council members met for their last meeting of the year last week, with all members of the council present. The meeting focused on City Manager J. Rhett Parker’s report for December.

BCEC awards grant to Trailblazers

ROBY - At their December 14 quarterly meeting, the Operation Round Up program, which is administered by the Big Country Electric Cooperative (BCEC) Trust Board of Directors, awarded more than $10,000 in grants to local charitable organizations: Roby Lions Club$ 260.