The City of Littlefield and Lamb County Veterinary Hospital hosted the annual vaccination event at the the Littlefield Fire Dept. on Saturday, May 6, 2023. The event offers residents the opportunity to vaccinate their dogs without having to make appointments during the work week. Vaccinations are required for all pets in the community. Dr. Schroeder’s Boston terrier reassures a pup who is being registered for vaccinations as April Jiminez registers his owner.
SWEARING IN - Littlefield Independent School District’s Board of Trustees met in regular session on Tuesday, during lunch, where three members were sworn in for the new term. Hervey Valdez Jr. and Johnny Castillo were re-elected and newly elected board member Sal Acevedo will be replacing the spot of Adrian Solis, who retired after spending 13 years on the LISD School Board. Shown are the three elected board members taking the Oath of Office. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)
SWEARING IN -- Littlefield Mayor Eric Turpen, Councilman Buddy Holmes, and Councilman Kenny Rucker were sworn into office for another term by City Secretary Janine Butler on Thursday, May 11, 2023. (Photo by Ann Reagan)
Sudan HS hosting annual Memorial Day Service Mon.
MRS NANCY DAVIS was feted with a retirement party hosted by her fellows at the Littlefield Primary School gym on Wednesday, May 9, 2023. Mrs. Davis was presented with a cake that was decorated with the statement 'After 40 years you are finally getting out of Kindergarten.' (Photo by Ann Reagan)
KODY CARSON testified before the Senate Ag Committee on Commodities, Risk Management, and Trade Tuesday morning May, 2 2023, on behalf of National Sorghum Producers and West Texas Farmers at the Senate Ag Chambers in Washington D.C. The Hearing session was for Senators on the Ag committee as preperations and work begin on the passage a new farm bill. (Submitted Photo)