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Band Director Mark Halamicek conducts the Junior High Band at the Christmas Band Concert on Dec. 10, 2024. (Photo by Rhode Duenas)
Youngest Calf Scramble competitor, Ryan Muller, 14-years old, places third in the event that took place in Fort Worth in February. (Submitted Photo)

Youngest Calf Scramble competitor, Ryan Muller, 14-years old, places third in the event that took place in Fort Worth in February. (Submitted Photo)

Youngest calf scramble competitor places third, looks to prepare for next year’s competition

A group of children line up, eyeing a set of calves stationed inside the arena.At the drop of a hat, a strategic free-for-all ensues. Children dart across the arena, chasing after calves and attempting to coax them to the center—the winning spot.

Commissioners hold regular meeting Monday

The Commissioners Court of Lamb County held their regular meeting on Monday, Dec. 9th at the Lamb County Courthouse to discuss a 16-item agenda.The meeting was called to order at 10:01 a.m. by Lamb County Judge James DeLoach, who also gave the Invocation.
Littlefield High School Band Director Bonnie Anderson thanks the community for supporting the band at the Christmas Band Concert on Dec. 10, 2024. (Photo by Rhode Duenas)

Littlefield High School Band Director Bonnie Anderson thanks the community for supporting the band at the Christmas Band Concert on Dec. 10, 2024. (Photo by Rhode Duenas)

Gingerbread House Contest registration is Wed., Dec. 18

The Lamb County Library’s annual Gingerbread House Contest is open for registration.The age groups are: 5-8-year olds; 9-12-year olds; 13-17-year olds and 18-years and up.The deadline to register is Wednesday, Dec. 18th. This is an ameateur only contest!Judging will take place on Friday, Dec.

Cedar fever season begins in Texas

It’s time for Texans to brace for cedar fever season once again. Cedar fever is an allergic reaction to the pollen released by mountain cedar trees, and unfortunately, you don’t have to be allergic to the pollen for it to affect you.

Have You Called Your Congressman?

After Thanksgiving, Congress will be swarmed with requests and priorities from all industries and organizations. Agriculture must stay vigilant to not get lost in the shuffle! Call your Senators and Representatives and remind them of what farm country needs!