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Lamb Co. Library has set Nov. Events

Happy November Friends!Your local library had a great October, full of family fun events.We hope everyone had a great time enjoying the Flatland Music Festival and we thank everyone who came to our Family Fun Festival event on the 4th.
Littlefield High School’s Piper Carr, was chosen as the Lamb County Farm Bureau Student of the month for September. (Submitted Photo)

Littlefield High School’s Piper Carr, was chosen as the Lamb County Farm Bureau Student of the month for September. (Submitted Photo)

Student of the Month

Lfd. High School to Honor Veterans

Littlefield High School will be honoring Veterans of Lamb County on Tuesday, November 11th.If you have served our country, we would love to have you in attendance to honor you.Please contact Charissa Golden at Littlefield High School at (806) 385-5683 or by email at crgolden@lfdisd.org.
Winners in the first Zombie Run were, left to right: Third place- Kaden Applegate, First place- Noah Vinanueva, and Second place- Angel Pacheco. The event was held on Saturday, October 25, 2025 after the Pumpkin Trail in Crescent Park in Littlefield. (Photo by Ann Reagan)

Winners in the first Zombie Run were, left to right: Third place- Kaden Applegate, First place- Noah Vinanueva, and Second place- Angel Pacheco. The event was held on Saturday, October 25, 2025 after the Pumpkin Trail in Crescent Park in Littlefield. (Photo by Ann Reagan)

First Zombie Run Winners

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Littlefield Primary’s Kindergarteners performed their 2025 Scarcrow Program for the public at the Junior High Auditorium Wednesday morning. (Staff Photo by Derek Lopez)

Trade Days set for Nov. 15

Littlefield Community Trade Days is set for Saturday, November 15, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.The event will take place at the Ag Building, located at 1500 S. Hall Avenue in Littlefield. The event is set to have lots of items for early Christmas Shopping Admission is free.

Food Aid Benefits have Paused as of Nov. 1 Amid Shutdown

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, will began running out of funds on Nov. 1 amid the second-longest government shutdown in U.S. history. SNAP, a federal program that provides monthly benefits to low- income households, helps feed more than 40 million people in the U.S.