FCISD board seat and 8 propositions on ballot
FLOYDADA — Early voting continues this week for eight constitutional measures for the State of Texas. In addition, there is an at-large seat on the Floydada Collegiate ISD Board of Trustees. The two candidates vying for the
Donkey basketball brings fun, laughter to Longhorn country
LOCKNEY — The Lockney Chamber of Commerce provided a unique entertainment opportunity on Monday evening when citizens had a chance to watch their friends and colleagues participate in a “Dairyland Donkeyball” tournament at Lockney Junior High School.
Lockney wins Tiger League Championship in six man football
WHITE DEER, Texas — The Lockney Longhorns fifth and sixth grade concluded a perfect season of 9-0 by winning two games this past weekend to claim the Top of Texas Tiger League Championship in six man football.
Visiting the ghosts of buildings past for Halloween
As a new resident of Floyd County I’ve spent time learning about its history and lore, including its ghost stories. The website GhostsOfAmerica.com has some great tales about a woman and her daughter hearing the horn of
Food Price Inflation Expected to Remain Through 2026
COLUMBIA, MO – Higher feed costs may contribute to slower meat production growth in the U.S. in 2022 and subsequent years. That’s just one prediction from the Food and Agriculture Policy Research Institute (FAPRI) at the University
Inflation Concerns Remain Though Agricultural Inflation is Lagging
BROOKINGS, SD – Speaking earlier this month at South Dakota State University, Michelle Bowman a Governor on the Federal Reserve’s board. Bowman, from Kansas, spoke about the agricultural sector and what the Fed might expect for the
Vaccine Mandates and China Trade Highlight Supply Concerns
LONG BEACH, CA – As many industries in the United States continue to navigate the choppy waters of supply-chain disruptions, there are two more waves of potential concern on the horizon. According to Politico, the vaccine mandate