Jesus’ Love Doesn’t Beat Anybody Up...

I think my brother, Carlos, is the kind of big brother that every boy should have. He's popular with the older boys, but he doesn't hesitate to wave to me and spend time talking to me when he sees me in the halls at school.

Lamb County Area Students Eligible for AgTexas AgYouth Scholarships

4-H and FFA graduating high school seniors in the Lamb County area are eligible to apply for the AgYouth of the Month Scholarship Program that AgTexas Farm Credit created ten years ago.

Believing in What You Cannot See

Reality of our society (that is secular) The reality is that society is basically drifting along like zombies, they go to a dead-end job everyday, groaning in the morning that they have to work; they muster up their strength to go to work.

From the Hearts of Little Ones

I have been working with children since I was a late teenager. I've worked with infants all the way up until just before the age of twenty years old. It's amazing to think about.

Lamb Co. Library hosts Noodle Night

The Lamb County Library hosted Noodle Night on Thursday, Sept. 25th. They had over 50 patrons come out and enjoy the event. Those in attendance enjoyed a cup of noodles, refreshments and a movie. (Submitted Photos)

Flatland Music & Arts Festival starts Wednesday; Homecoming events Thursday

The Flatland Music & Arts Festival is back in a big way, bringing four days of live Tex-Mex and country music, art, and family-friendly fun to Littlefield, Texas. The Festival is set for Oct.

Lamb County RSP Meeting set for Oct. 7

The October meeting of the Lamb County Retired School Personnel Meeting will be held on Tuesday, October 7 in the Fellowship Hall of the Littlefield Methodist Church. All retired school personnel of Lamb County Schools are welcome and encouraged to attend.

Community prayer meeting scheduled at 7 p.m. tonight

The next community prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, October 1, 2025 at Peace Deliverance located at 801 LFD Drive in Littlefield.Pastor John McCarty will be hosting the meeting.

They Are All Serving...

White aprons marked them out As maids who served their wealthy masters Quick determined steps in quiet shoes Heading to their demanding assignments.Wearing body armour that shines on the battlefields They march on strong feet with swords in sheaths.Unified to serve, to fight, and to die for Rome.

LHC hosts Health Fair at Lamb County Ag Center