For a long time, I’ve found the study of time—specifically, how we perceive its passing, and how it’s connected to our biological and circadian rhythms—fascinating. Research rolls on, but it’s quite clear that, whether you’re a morning person, night person, or anywhere in between—a lark, an owl, a “third bird,” of whatever—your preference is not […]

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. More than 44 million people across the country experience mental health conditions every year. They range from depression to post-traumatic stress, substance abuse and various others. In recent years since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the numbers have notably increased. Mental health disorders are treatable. This month, Texans […]

The Bailey County Senior Center is inviting you to come shop our Indoor Garage Sale this Friday, May 13 starting at 1 p.m. and Saturday, May 14. We will be auctioning off some of the larger items to start off with on Friday. If you have stuff you would like to get rid of, we’ll […]

The Muleshoe City Council held its regular meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 9, at City Hall. Present were Mayor Colt Ellis, Mayor Pro-Tem Earl Behrends, and council members Lupe Mendoza, Crystal Alarcon and Gary Parker. City Secretary Zanea Carpenter administered the oath of office to council members Alercon, District 1, and Mendoza, District 2. […]

The Muleshoe Art Association met May 3, at the Santa Fe Depot for their May meeting. Members enjoyed pizza, salad brought by Kay Hohs, and banana pudding brought by Ann Johnson. After the meal, the door prize brought by Shirley White was drawn for and won by Ruth Hall. President Johnson then opened the meeting […]