By Ellysa Harris For The Journal The Muleshoe City Council has extended a declaration of local state of disaster put in place last week in an effort stop the spread of COVID-19. The Council met for a special meeting on Tuesday night and approved the extension of the declaration until Mayor Cliff Black deems it […]

By Gail M. Williams Muleshoe Journal Correspondent From the founding of our country, through wars and the Great Depression, Americans have become known for their fortitude and willingness to help one another during times of crisis. The Muleshoe School system recently demonstrated that spirit following a statewide school closing due to the coronavirus epidemic. On […]

Staff Reports Guidelines from the Center for Disease Control can help those that are concerned about potentially contracting the COVID-19 (coronavirus). Some of the symptoms of the virus include having a fever, dry cough and shortness of breath. Anyone experiencing those symptoms are encouraged to contact their physician by phone, who will help determine if […]

By Gail M. Williams Muleshoe Journal Correspondent Like citizens and businesses across the United States, the U.S. Census Bureau has made adjustments due to the coronavirus. The Census Bureau had already given citizens an opportunity to access census forms online. The U.S. Congress uses the census totals to determine how many seats a state will […]