After two years, the Record launches new website
FLOYD COUNTY — The Floyd County Record (FCR) was launched on November 1, 2019, as a new reliable source for daily news and information for the communities of Lockney and Floydada. With the two-year anniversary of the
Lady Horns and Lady Winds start basketball practice on Wednesday
FLOYD COUNTY — Texas UIL high school girls basketball practices officially tip-off this Wednesday, October 20. Both Floydada and Lockney have new coaches that have moved over to the girls programs after previously coaching their respective boys
Lockney inks contract with Yellow City IT for cloud services
LOCKNEY — The Lockney City Council on Tuesday voted to accept a proposal from Amarillo-based Yellow City IT for managed information technology services during its regular meeting. The agreement formalizes the city’s ongoing relationship with Yellow City
Floydada council will consider condemnations, discuss C.O. bond
FLOYDADA — Floydada City Council will meet on Tuesday evening at 6:30 for its regular meeting. On the agenda are building condemnations, further discussion on a certificate of obligation bond, and several routine items. The council will
More “Locked Up” Americans Found Convenience of Pasta
KANSAS CITY, MO – During the global shutdown due to coronavirus, more Americans found themselves in the kitchen preparing meals. Not all Italian dishes are easy to prepare, but many home chefs rediscovered the convenience and taste
Despite Record Meat Exports, U.S. in Precarious Position
DENVER, CO – While demand for U.S. meat and poultry continues to grow, there are a few headwinds facing the industry in the near future, according to a new report from CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange Division. For example,
Growing Crops is Comparable to Managing the Economy
BROOKINGS, SD – Last week the details of the most recent Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting were released and although the meeting was held in late September, there are concerns that the Fed’s policy