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Matador Ranch hosted its annual youth hunt in conjunction with GameWarden Matthew Cruse and other game wardens and interns last week; the group is show in the main room of the lodge. | COURTESY PHOTO
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Paul Johannes, junior at Motley County High School, was selected Football Sticker Player of the Week by Texas 1A Fan. | TEXAS 1A FAN
STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
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Senior HagenTucker of the Paducah Dragons varsity football team was selected Sticker Player of the Week by Texas 1A Fan. | TEXAS 1A FAN
STICKER PLAYER OF THE WEEK
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Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Sabrina’s in Silverton shuttered
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After a year and a half of serving up burgers, burritos, and an array of mouth-watering specials posted almost daily on social media, Sabrina’s Café at 605 Lone Star in Silverton announced last week that it was closing its doors.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Music, dinner and dancing to benefit Floyd firefighters Dec. 7
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The Tenth Annual Country Christmas Ball benefitting the Floyd County Firefighters is coming soon, according to organizers— and participants are welcome from all over. The fun-filled night will be at 6:00 p.m. December 7, 2024 at the Floyd County Friends’ Unity Center.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Silverton student among 40 West Texas A&M students welcomed to teaching profession in Oct. 8 ceremony
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CANYON— Fu t u r e teachers were celebrated Oct. 8 in a West Texas A&M University ceremony that formally welcomed them to their new profession.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
Caprock Country to honor local Veteran heroes
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Patriotism is in the air as the region’s communities and schools begin preparing for Veteran’s Day observances. Many volunteers, including community members, teachers and students put in long hours of preparation to honor their local military veterans.
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
West Texas 2024 cotton crop better than past 2 years
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The region’s 2024 cotton crop will be better than the past two years, according to Mark Brown, director of field services for Plains Cotton Growers, an industry group serving 42 counties across the South Plains and Panhandle including Briscoe and Motley counties and adjacent...
Tuesday, November 5, 2024
COTTON CROP across the Panhandle, South Plains and Rolling Plains is improved somewhat over past two years. Shown is harvest in progress last week at Rhineland, on the Rolling Plains in Knox County. | CAPROCK COURIER
FARM BILL PASSAGE STILL CRUCIAL FOR TEXAS GROWERS
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2024 CAPROCK HAPPENINGS
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