Floyd County Crime Report
(Editor’s Note: All individuals named below are considered not guilty unless deemed otherwise in a court of law.) FLOYDADA, TX – The following is a recent Crime Report from the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office. On May 1st,
Lockney Longhorn Band Kicks Off 2025 Season with Summer Band Training and New Upgrades
LOCKNEY, TX – The Lockney Longhorn Band is officially kicking off its 2025 marching season with the start of required Summer Band beginning Monday, July 28. Rehearsals will run from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each day,
City Council Weighs HOT Funds, Parking Change
FLOYDADA, TX — The Floydada City Council will meet Tuesday, July 29, at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Council members will consider HOT fund requests from the Whirlwinds Booster Club and Youth Iron-Man Football League. Other items
Giving Every Kid a Chance to Play—New Program Makes It Possible
FLOYDADA, TX – Dr. Gilbert Trevino, Superintendent of Floydada ISD, has personally launched an inspiring new initiative aimed at helping local families overcome financial barriers to youth sports participation. The program, called PLAY (Parent League Aid for
Floydada Businesses Thrive: Discover What’s Open and Available in the Pumpkin Capital
FLOYDADA, TX – Over the past several years, Floydada has been blessed with a growing number of small businesses—both new and long-standing—that serve as the backbone of our community. As our town continues to grow and welcome
Floyd County Sheriff’s Office Joins “Be Safe, Drive Smart” Campaign
FLOYD COUNTY, TX – The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office is proud to participate in the upcoming “Be Safe, Drive Smart” campaign, part of Operation Slow Down, running from July 18 to August 3, 2025. This statewide initiative
Mandatory Meeting Scheduled for All Incoming Lady Horns Athletes
LOCKNEY, TX – The Lockney Lady Horns coaching staff has scheduled a mandatory athletics meeting for all junior high and high school girls who plan to participate in athletics during the upcoming school year. The meeting will
Floyd County Commissioners Honor Local 4-H Members and Scholarship Recipients
FLOYD COUNTY, TX – During their regular meeting on Monday, July 14, 2025, the Floyd County Commissioners Court took time to recognize the outstanding achievements of local 4-H youth who recently competed at the Texas State 4-H
Lack of Quorum Postpones Monthly City Council Meeting
FLOYDADA, TX – Tuesday’s meeting of the Floydada City Council was postponed due to the lack of a quorum. Items on the agenda, to be considered, included the discussion and possible action on the following: 1. Hot
Hospital Sees Strong Clinic Volumes, Ends May With Net Loss
LOCKNEY, TX – W.J. Mangold continued to serve patients steadily in May, with notable activity across multiple departments and clinics. At the Lockney Clinic, providers recorded 673 patient visits, including 55 new patients. The Silverton Clinic followed
Commissioners Adopt Subdivision Rules, Honor 4-H Youth and SPCAA
FLOYDADA, TX — The Floyd County Commissioners met in regular session on Monday, July 14, at the Floyd County Courthouse, with County Judge Marty Lucke presiding. The meeting featured presentations highlighting local youth achievements, actions on subdivision
Operation Slow Down: “Be Safe, Drive Smart” Campaign
FLOYDADA, TX – The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office would like to announce its involvement in the “Be Safe, Drive Smart” campaign, running from July 18th to August 3rd, 2025. What should drivers know? Smart, safe driving means
Exciting Summer Workshops and Camps Offer Creative, Culinary, and Career-Building Fun
FLOYD COUNTY, TX – Local youth are in for a fun and enriching July with a variety of upcoming workshops and day camps designed to build skills, encourage creativity, and promote teamwork. On Monday, July 14th, a
Shark in the Park Returns for Its 5th Year in Lockney
LOCKNEY, TX – Mark your calendars and get ready for one of Lockney’s most anticipated family events of the summer—Shark in the Park is back for its 5th annual celebration! The fun kicks off at 5:30 p.m.
Lockney Offers Monthly Rubbish Drop-Off for Residents
LOCKNEY, TX – The City of Lockney provides a monthly Rubbish Collection Station for residential customers needing to dispose of large household items that cannot be placed in regular dumpsters. This service is available exclusively to residents
Lockney Friends and Neighbors Center Offers Weekday Lunch and Community Services
LOCKNEY, TX – The Lockney Friends and Neighbors Center is welcoming all Floyd County residents to enjoy a warm, home-cooked meal during their weekday lunch service, offered Monday through Friday from 11:15 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This
Miss Floyd County Pageant Set for July 26 – Theme: “On Broadway”
FLOYD COUNTY, TX – The spotlight is set to shine on local talent as the Miss Floyd County Pageant returns to the stage on Saturday, July 26, 2025, at the Floydada High School Auditorium. This year’s dazzling
Floydada Fire Department Sees 21-Day Break in Calls
FLOYDADA, TX — A quiet stretch for emergency responders brought a welcomed change of pace for the Floydada Volunteer Fire Department last month, with just two calls for service recorded across more than three weeks. The first
USDA Launches $16 Billion Disaster Assistance Program
WASHINGTON, DC – Farmers and ranchers impacted by natural disasters in 2023 and 2024 can now apply for federal assistance through the Supplemental Disaster Relief Program. The USDA has opened Stage One of the program for producers
Local Opportunities to Help After Widespread Flooding Disaster
FLOYDADA, TX – Flooding across parts of Texas has left many communities facing serious cleanup and recovery efforts. In response, churches and relief organizations are mobilizing to assist. Pastor Mark Snowden of First Baptist Church in Floydada
Ag Market Update: Row Crops Under Pressure, Livestock Moving Higher
NASHVILLE, TN – How did markets wrap up last week, and what’s ahead for this week? Brian Hoops is President of Midwest Market Solutions and discusses with Tony St. James on RFD-TV’s Market Day Report on Monday
Floydada Country Club Hosting 4th of July Golf Scramble This Friday
FLOYDADA, TX — Celebrate Independence Day with a swing! The Floydada Country Club is inviting golfers of all skill levels to join in on the excitement of their annual 18-Hole 4th of July Scramble happening this Friday,
Floydada CISD Releases 2025–2026 School Year Calendar
FLOYDADA, TX — The Floydada Independent School District has released its official academic calendar for the 2025–2026 school year, outlining key dates for students, staff, and families. The first day of school is set for Wednesday, August
Floyd County Sheriff’s Office Issues Warning Following Recent Vehicle Burglaries in Lockney
LOCKNEY, TX – The Floyd County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents of Lockney to take extra precautions following a recent uptick in vehicle-related crimes within the city. Over the past few days, several incidents of vehicle burglaries
Floyd County 4-H to Host “Green, White & You!” Day Camp
FLOYD COUNTY, TX – Floyd County 4-H is gearing up to host its annual summer event, the “Green, White & You!” Day Camp, designed to offer fun, learning, and leadership opportunities for local youth. Open to all
FBC Lockney to Host 2nd Annual 4th of July Celebration
LOCKNEY, TX – The spirit of Independence Day will come alive a little early this year in Lockney as First Baptist Church (FBC) Lockney hosts its 2nd Annual 4th of July Celebration on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.
Lockney ISD Board of Trustees Holds Regular June Meeting
LOCKNEY, TX – The Lockney Independent School District Board of Trustees convened for its regular board meeting on Thursday, June 26, 2025, at 5:30 p.m. The session was conducted in accordance with Government Code 551 and the
Floydada School Board Hires Ten, Accepts Two Resignations
FLOYDADA, TX – Ten new employees were hired last week during a Floydada Collegiate ISD School Board meeting. As part of the regular meeting, trustees also accepted resignations from Karson Hembree and Angie Aleman. New employees for
May Ag Prices Report Shows Gains Across Livestock, Crops
NASHVILLE, TN – The U.S. Department of Agriculture has released its monthly agricultural prices report for May. The overall Prices Received Index was up 1.7 percent from April and 13 percent higher than the same month a
House Panel Approves 2026 Ag Spending Bill
WASHINGTON, DC – The House Appropriations Committee has passed its draft of the Fiscal Year 2026 Agriculture, Rural Development, Food and Drug Administration, and Related Agencies Appropriations Act. The vote was 35 to 27. The bill sets