Few things are as miserable – or as expensive – as a broken air conditioning system that could have been prevented by regular maintenance. Springtime is the perfect time to hire a licensed air conditioning contractor to assess any mechanical issues in your system. Regular maintenance of your system will extend its life and help you avoid expensive health and safety issues.

Littlefield Primary School has released its “A” Honor Rolls and “AB” Honor Rolls for the fifth six weeks. “A” HONOR ROLL FIRST GRADE: Students in the first grade classes making the “ All- A” honor list are: Jose Delgado, Joseph Garcia, Sebastian Garcia, Gianna Garza, Zoey Gomez, Ava Juarez, Summer Jenkins, Andrew Mata, Lauren Ojeda and Elowyn Patridge.

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The Good Book’s Chapter 6 of Matthew provides challenging specifics on living the good life, but verse three seems most daunting. It concerns the importance of maintaining a chasm between the works of the left and right hands, perhaps as far as the east is from the west.

Earth is having a celebration honoring it’s 100th anniversary on Saturday, June 15th. Activities will begin at 10 a.m.

Guyle Roberson, CEO of Texas Producers Coop in Sudan, Texas (sitting in chair) recognized all the employees of the Coop during the annual meeting held on Thursday, April 18, 2024 at the Lamb County Ag Center in Littlefield, Texas. From Left to Right: Patty Zapata, Kaci Coats, Seth Sowder, Jose Mendez, Jaime Avila, David McGehee, Tim Rodriguez, Jenny Netherland, Michael Bryant, Tara Provence, Duncan Welch, Grayson Polvaldo, Tracey Provence, Clyde Conley, Mike Ramey, Karla Been, Matthew Montoya, Justin Bellar, Karen Smith, Belle Kelley, Alarick Hernandez, Rd Gass, Justin Sanchez, Jimmy Williams, Terry Peck. (Photo by Ann Reagan)

MARRIAGES 2-4-2024 Jonathan Cardenas and Nallely Alejandra Muniz Cervantes. 2-5-2024 Adam Paul Gonzales Jr.

Lamb Co. SWCD #130 has partnered with the Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board (TSSWCB) and the Association of Texas Soil & Water Conservation Districts to highlight Soil and Water Stewardship Week and the importance of voluntary land stewardship in Texas.

The Texas Community Futures Forum (TCFF) is being held in Lamb County to assist local Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Agents in identifying the most critical issues affecting local citizens. Our local Extension program has a rich history of providing educational programs that address the most critical issues in the county, related to Agriculture and Natural Resources, Families and Health, Youth Development, and Community Development. To make sure that the programs being planned are on target, we invite your participation in the TCFF process.