The National Cotton Council (NCC) applauded President Trump’s signing this past Wednesday of the Congressionally-approved U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). NCC Chairman Mike Tate said the trade agreement will provide a boost
The 2020 elections are only months away, and those attending Plains Cotton Growers’ Annual Meeting will have the opportunity to hear one of the nation’s top election forecasters discuss a
Drier than normal conditions this winter could be a harbinger for a hotter-than-normal summer if future weather patterns fail to deliver moisture. As Texas A&M AgriLife Extension district reporters compiled
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Dawson County and the Dawson Soil and Water Conservation District are inviting the public to attend their FY19 Local Working Group (LWG)
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will be holding two free workshops to better help farmers understand and utilize profitability spreadsheets. The Profitability Workshop will be held on Feb. 19
Voters reject county rollback SNYDER – By a more than 2-to-1 margin, voters rejected a call to rollback Scurry County’s tax rate. Initial results show 1,780 votes were against the
After having to battle the likes of Borden County, O’Donnell and Grady in their current football district, Klondike Coach Dalton DeGraffenreid believes dropping down from Division I into D II
Basketball fans got their money’s worth at Klondike’s Cougar Gymnasium Friday night. A strong start helped Klondike’s basketball girls hold off Garden City, 45-38. Klondike’s girls, now 9-12 overall and
Lamesa’s junior high basketball girls enjoyed a clean sweep here Thursday against Big Spring. The Golden Tornadoes won the eighth grade A game, 38-18, to improve their season record to
The first quarter hasn’t normally been too kind this season to the Golden Tornado basketball girls. But they changed that Friday night against Canyon, the top-ranked 4A girls team in
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