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Paducah Pickins slated for Oct. 2

Deadline to register for Nov. election is Oct. 4

Lady Dragons defeat Chillicothe, to play Munday

Brannon to lead writing workshop at Lubbock Book Festival Sept. 25–26

Matador Church of Christ to hold Gospel Meeting Oct. 3–6

BisonFest in Quitaque this weekend

Exemplary Paducah teacher receives prestigious award

Turkey Methodist Church to celebrate 130 years

Matador Church of Christ to hold Gospel Meeting Oct. 3–6

86th Annual Hall County Picnic set for Sept. 18

Paducah ISD School Board discusses ways to improve social distancing

Cottle County commissioners reinstate burn ban

Covid cases cause concern across area

Caprock Beef Cattle Conference registration deadline Sept. 1

Jimmy Dean Arts Festival in Plainview Sept. 4

Constitutional amendment to amend the Texas PUF introduced by Sen. Perry, Rep. Burrows

98th Annual Motley-Dickens Old Settlers Reunion & Rodeo this week

Hotel Turkey to expand accommodations

Library fundraiser set for Friday, Aug. 27 in Matador

Motley County Arts and Crafts welcome new participants

Old Settlers Rodeo scheduled for Roaring Springs Aug. 26-28

FedEx shipping now available inside Spur Dollar General store

Caprock students go back to school

Hotel Matador wins honors at Texas Bed & Breakfast Association Conference

Guthrie alum inducted into Sports Hall of Fame

Motley County Matadors set Midnight Madness for Friday, Aug. 6

Paducah sets Meet the Teacher, Meet the Dragons for Monday, Aug. 16

Guthrie hires 5 new faculty

Texas Sales Tax Holiday is Aug. 6–8

It’s Celebration and Rodeo Time!

Briscoe Chili Cookoff draws teams from far and near

‘Texas’ welcomes Panhandle Towns Week

‘Texanist’ quips about Quitaque

Summer Reading Program wraps up at CPL

Texas Sales Tax Holiday is Aug. 6–8

Events abound at area state parks

Silverton to stir up Chili Cook-off Saturday

Briscoe commissioners’ court funds $100K for Tri County Food Pantry

Briscoe County sends notices of marks and brands renewal

Briscoe County youth compete in 4-H record book contest