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Littlefield senior, Sam Hill, signed his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to continue his football and academic career at Eastern New Mexico University. Sam was joined by his family, as well as members of the varsity football team and cheer squad, during a small ceremony in the Littlefield High School Library, as he signed his LOI. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Littlefield senior, Sam Hill, signed his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday to continue his football and academic career at Eastern New Mexico University. Sam was joined by his family, as well as members of the varsity football team and cheer squad, during a small ceremony in the Littlefield High School Library, as he signed his LOI. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Sam Hill signs LOI to continue football career at ENMU

News Staff
Friday, February 9, 2024
Littlefield senior, Sam Hill signed his National Letter of Intent on Wednesday, during a small ceremony in the LHS Library to continue his football and academic career at Eastern New Mexico University. “I’m excited.
Shown is an Xcel powerline burning near the top of the pole, which Littlefield Fire Chief Jaime Grey stated may have been the possible reason for the grass fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon and into the eveining. (Photo courtesy of Jaime Grey)

Shown is an Xcel powerline burning near the top of the pole, which Littlefield Fire Chief Jaime Grey stated may have been the possible reason for the grass fire that broke out Wednesday afternoon and into the eveining. (Photo courtesy of Jaime Grey)

Massive Grass Fire Threatens Littlefield

Byann Reagan
Friday, February 9, 2024
On Wednesday, February 7, 2024 at 5:59pm, Lamb County firefighters and the Littlefield Police Department along with the Lamb County Sheriffs Department were alerted to a grass fire approximately 3 miles south of Littlefield near the Southwestern Public Service substation.
Shown is the progress on the new Littlefield High School, which is slated to open in the winter of 2024. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Shown is the progress on the new Littlefield High School, which is slated to open in the winter of 2024. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

New Littlefield High School on schedule

News Staff
Friday, February 9, 2024
Littlefield’s Bryan Gregory gave an update from Teinert on the new high school, stating, Teinert is currently on schedule at the new high school building.
Shelly Lippold serves a 'Breakfast Club' patron Gregg McNabb on Tuesday, February 6, 2024 during Shelby's Bridge's 7th Anniversary celebration. (Photo by Ann Reagan)

Shelly Lippold serves a 'Breakfast Club' patron Gregg McNabb on Tuesday, February 6, 2024 during Shelby's Bridge's 7th Anniversary celebration. (Photo by Ann Reagan)

Shelby’s Bridge Celebrates Seven Years

Ann Reagan
Friday, February 9, 2024
Shelby’s Bridge in Sudan, Texas is celebrating their seventh anniversary during the month of February 2024. In 2017 Shelby’s Bridge received the buildings at 110 N Main St. they now occupy in Sudan, Texas. They also have erected a warehouse at 123 Hornet in Sudan.

Recycle your denim

News Staff
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
Since 2006, Cotton Incor-porated’s Blue Jeans Go Green program has collected denim (made from cotton) so it can be recycled back to its original fiber state and transformed into something new.

Simple Crop Protection Solutions Are Always the Best

Jim Steadman
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
Courtesy of Cotton News Steve Newsom admits he’s usually an early adopter of something new. New technologies. New conservation practices. New crops. New solutions to lingering problems. Newsom has been growing cotton on the family farm near Sundown, TX, for the past 34 years.

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News Staff
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
2023-2024 District 3-3A Champions - The Littlefield Lady Cats’ captured the District 3-3A Championship this season. They were 110 at press time, going for an undeated district record Tuesday night at Muleshoe to close out the regular season.
Alexandria Hernandez and Madison McNeese are LHS graduates, class of 2023. They each earned a Rotary Scholarship. They visited Rotarians on Thursday, Jan. 11th to update the Club about their college experiences. Ms. Hernandez is studying Primary Education at South Plains College. Ms. McNeese is studying business administration at Texas Tech University. (Submitted Photo)

Alexandria Hernandez and Madison McNeese are LHS graduates, class of 2023. They each earned a Rotary Scholarship. They visited Rotarians on Thursday, Jan. 11th to update the Club about their college experiences. Ms. Hernandez is studying Primary Education at South Plains College. Ms. McNeese is studying business administration at Texas Tech University. (Submitted Photo)

Olton Elem. releases third six-weeks honor rolls

News Staff
Wednesday, February 7, 2024
Olton Elementary School released their third six weeks honor rolls. Second Grade A Honor Roll: Pate Allen, Cooper Arredondo, Laken Francis, Raysen Holmes, Kaylee Huerta, Britlynn Huseman, Luis Ibanez, Aubri Neinast, Gracie Jo Newsom, Jazzy Porras, Bailey Redwine and Reeslyn Riney.
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