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The Lamb County Library hosted approximately eighteen to twenty teens on the evening of Thursday, April 6, 2023 as the Easter school holiday began. The teenagers participated in a very challenging Easter Egg Hunt in the library.

Reinke announces that Isaac Mendez with United Pivot Techs in Earth has earned the PLUS (Proven Leaders in Unmatched Service) Certified Technician Award. The award is one of the most elite technical service designations awarded by Reinke.

The next community prayer meeting is scheduled for 7 p.m. Wednesday, March 1, at Irvin Street Baptist Church, 1411 Martin Luther King Blvd.

Littlefield Primary School has released its “A” Honor Rolls and “AB” Honor Rolls for the 1st six weeks of the second semester. “ A” HONOR ROLL FIRST GRADE Students in the first grade classes making the “All-A” honor list are: Shane Barrera, Kolynz Billingsley, Brooklyn Brake, Jazlyn Castillo, Remy Cornette, Inara DeVaughn, Samuel Esquibel Medrano, Kyndel Foley, Spencer Gray, Nalani Martinez, Travis McKinnon, Reimi Pearson, Sophia Rangel, Marilee Rico, Nicole Sargent, Mila Thompson, Isabella Torres and Leah Vargas.

(Editor’s Note: This column is written by a different Littlefield pastor for the Leader-News each week. The columns are published on this page on Wednesdays.) Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness” and rivers in the desert.

The Lamb County Library needs more books, and graciously accepts all kinds of book donations. No appointment is needed.

The Change Club project has relaunched and offers Littlefield residents an opportunity to earn money, receive funds for a community project, and potentially improve their health! We are looking for residents in Littlefield to help us evaluate the project by participating in the activities described below.

The Littlefield Jr. High School released the Honor Roll for the third six weeks of the first semester.