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Focus on focaccia

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body Focaccia is a such a lovely, airy bread, and easier to make than it sounds. It feels light due to the airy bubbles, yet is ideal for a deep-dish, thick pizza crust. Bread baking is super satisfying. And to add pizza making to the process, is even more fun.

Twine to find a use for everything on the farm

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body I’m thinking maybe you can stuff one bale wrap, even with straw and manure, into one feed sack. Perfect. We still need 18 more things for our what-makes-senseon- the-farm list. Let’s just go for it. Watering tanks make good swimming pools on the day they’re put into service.

Flomot News

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body Donnie and Jerry Price of Grand, Oklahoma, visited the weelcend with cousins Linda and Travis Kennell. Mrs. Christi Milam of Jacksboro visited Saturday and Sunday with her parents, Clois and Kathy Shorter.

WEATHER EFFECTS will likely make cotton prices volatile until the market has a good estimate of how many cotton bales will be produced. | TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE PHOTO

Texas cotton crop outlook uncertain, despite recent rains

Adam Russell

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body Texas cotton growers whose crops held on through recent weather could find strong prices during a summer of uncertainty, according to a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service expert. John Robinson, Ph.D.

BROADWAY IN TURKEY Joined by Kirk House, the 108 East Broadway band with Chad and Casey Maines took the stage in the grass lawn last Saturday night at HotelTurkey, playing to an appreciative crowd. | ELLA JENKINS

SPOTLIGHT ON HOTEL TURKEY

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

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SUMMER READING

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Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body Caprock Canyons State Park Assistant Park Superintendent Le’Ann Pigg gave a presentation as part of the summer reading program at Caprock Public Library on the interconnectedness of wildlife ecosystems. | COURTESY PHOTO

BRISCOE BAND Nine Eyes, a country music group known throughout the Panhandle, will be the featured band for the dance Saturday night August 5 for the Briscoe Celebration. | COURTESY PHOTO

131st Briscoe Celebration sets events for Aug. 4-5

Kay Ellington

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body For 131 years the Briscoe County area has come together to celebrate their history and history with the Briscoe Celebration, commemorating with a ranch rodeo, a parade, a car show, raffles, food, music, dancing and fun—as well as honoring their pioneer citizens.

AT MOTLEY-DICKENS AUG. 26 Country music artist Will Banister will be the featured entertainer Saturday, Aug. 26 at the 100th Annual Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion and Rodeo celebration. His newest single is “Right Where We Belong”; country fans may remember “Find a New Home” from the Clint Eastwood movie “Cry Macho.” | COURTESY PHOTO

AT MOTLEY-DICKENS AUG 26

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

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Lake Mackenzie to hold watercraft color race on Sept 2nd

Lake Mackenzie to hold watercraft color race Sept. 2

Staff Reports

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body Looking for a fun way to stay cool Labor Day weekend? Check out the Lake Mackenzie watercraft color race Saturday, Sept. 2. Any kind of watercraft that can be paddled is eligible to participate— paddleboards, kayaks, canoes, rowboats and inflatables.

GOOD DAY AT GOODNIGHT HOUSE TheCharlesGoodnight House outside of Amarillo is one of the prime locations for this fall’s training session for aspiring Master Naturalists. | COURTESY PHOTO

Texas Master Naturalists Panhandle chapter welcomes new participants for 2023 training

News Staff

Wednesday, July 19, 2023

Body JIM STIERT | TEXAS MASTER NATURALISTS Got an interest in flora, fauna, and all things outdoors? Like to hang out with people who share your interests? Want to help out with nature-related educational efforts and in state parks in the region?