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BRISCOE CO. JUDGE, OFFICIALS SWEARING-IN

BRISCOE CO. JUDGE, OFFICIALS SWEARING-IN

BRISCOE CO. JUDGE, OFFICIALS SWEARING-IN

SWEARING IN Newly elected officials for Briscoe County weresworninlastweek.Briscoe County Officers left to right. GJ Walton (JP Precinct 1), John Burson (Commissioner), Jared Johnson (JP Precinct 2), Mary Jo Brannon (Treasurer), Jack Wellman (Commissioner), Rank Cogdell (Judge).
Super Green Smoothie a smart start to new year

Super Green Smoothie a smart start to new year

Super Green Smoothie a smart start to new year

After the holidays, each year, we are inundated with information regarding our health, diet, and exercise. There are dozens and dozens of weight loss ads, emails, and social media posts. Not to mention the gym membership deals that circulate every January.

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FLOYDADA-BASED FIRST TEXAS NATIONAL BANK recently gave a donation of $10,000 to the Motley County Volunteer Fire Department. Vice president T.K. Farris (right) presented the check to VFD representative Craig Turner. | COURTESY PHOTO

FLOYDADA-BASED FIRST TEXAS NATIONAL BANK recently gave a donation of $10,000 to the Motley County Volunteer Fire Department. Vice president T.K. Farris (right) presented the check to VFD representative Craig Turner. | COURTESY PHOTO

Floydada’s FTNB donates $10K to Motley Fire Department

Floydada’s FTNB donates $10K to Motley Fire Department
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SOLUNA

The future energization of Project Dorothy comes at a pivotal moment for the renewable energy industry, according to Soluna’s release, which reads: “The recent passage of sustained incentives for clean energy through the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) leaves the sector poised for unprecedented...
Regulators in Texas have cleared Soluna’s Project Dorothy facility to energize and begin mining cryptocurrency as early as February 8. The plant, shown here in October 2022, is located south of Silverton along Highway 207. | CAPROCK COURIER

Regulators in Texas have cleared Soluna’s Project Dorothy facility to energize and begin mining cryptocurrency as early as February 8. The plant, shown here in October 2022, is located south of Silverton along Highway 207. | CAPROCK COURIER

DOROTHY OK’D TO POWER UP

DOROTHY OK’D TO POWER UP