The Little Cats got to run out of the tunnel prior to last Friday’s War on 84 with Muleshoe at Wildcat Stadium. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)
This year the annual War on 84 T-shirt sales from Muleshoe and Littlefield combined to raise $1,558.69. (Shown): Muleshoe Booster Club President, Courtney Harris, Veronica Tino, Gabby Soliz, Littlefield Booster Club representatives, Trisha Nelson and Alee McNeese. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)
On Wednesday, October 7, Dairy MAX celebrated the school’s Fueled by Farmers grant: a custom-branded, glass-front milk cooler and a $2,500 chocolate milk donation. Local Amherst dairy farmers joined school leadership and Dairy MAX representatives at the event. (Submitted Photo)
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Student-athletes at Amherst ISD now have cold chocolate milk on hand after practice and competition.
The 2006 Class 2A Division I State Finalist Football Team was honored during halftime of last Friday’s War on 84 with Muleshoe for their 20 year reunion. The ‘06 team finished the year 13-2 overall, 4-1 in district play. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)
Legendary Littlefield Coach Lewis Boomer was honored with a plaque prior to last Friday’s War on 84 with Muleshoe. Coach Boomer was surrounded by family and friends to accept the honor. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)
The Olton Mustang’s varsity cross country team claimed the District 3-2A Championship on Tuesday at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock. They were led by individual District champion, Casimiro Villareal, as well as top 10 finishers Jeremiah Cedillo and Joseph Morphis. The team qualified for Regionals, which will be held on Oct. 26th. (Submitted Photo)
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