Lockney Downtown Christmas coming up next Saturday
LOCKNEY — The Lockney Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Downtown Christmas on Saturday, Dec. 11. Festivities take place from 6 to 8 p.m. and include shopping in local businesses, carriage rides, food vendors, Christmas music
Lockney officers investigating after home’s windows shot
LOCKNEY — The Lockney Police Department is asking for the public’s help determining who damaged a home’s windows with a BB gun or air gun Thursday night. According to police, officers responded to a shots fired call
Lady Horns fall to Sterling City
TAHOKA — Sterling City held off the Lockney Lady Longhorns 57-49 in the first round of the Tahoka Tournament on Thursday morning. Records: Lockney (8-4), Sterling City (5-1) NEXT: Lockney girls will play at 10:30 a.m. Friday
Floydada girls best Morton in Tahoka Thursday
TAHOKA — The Lady Winds (6-3) got back in the saddle after a disappointing overtime loss on Tuesday at Roosevelt, by beating Morton 58-31 in the first round of the Tahoka Tourney on Thursday morning. Floydada jumped
Lockney boys drop first game of Tahoka tourney
TAHOKA — The Lockney Longhorns dropped their first-round game of the Tahoka Tourney to the Lubbock Kingdom Prep Warriors 58-51. It was a hard-fought close game throughout the contest. Records: Lockney (2-3), Kingdom Prep (3-0) Next: Lockney
Day 1 in Tahoka: Castillo scorches net with 40 points in Winds victory
TAHOKA — Floydada Sophomore guard Abram Castillo has been on a scoring spree to start the 2021-22 basketball season by topping 20 points in every outing. Thursday at high noon he had his best “shoot-out” performance yet
More Professional Women Truck Drivers Than Ever Before
ARLINGTON, VA – Reaction to the coronavirus pandemic in the United States has led to many problems, including supply-chain constraints across multiple industries. Unfortunately, according to the latest edition of the American Trucking Associations’ (ATA) American Trucking
RMA Announces Changes to Industrial Hemp Insurance Policies
WASHINGTON, DC – Hemp was grown in the United States for its entire history until 1937, when the Federal government banned the crop as part of a more significant effort to restrict marijuana use. Though the drug
Will Record-High Fertilizer Costs Affect 2022 Crop Acreage?
DENVER, CO – What is the one factor that may cause a shift in cropping decisions across the United States in 2022? According to CoBank’s Knowledge Exchange Division, it could be fertilizer prices. In a new report,