Keeping Up With Our Seniors             I’m back! How thrilled I am to once again have an opportunity to Keep Up With Our Seniors at the Bailey County Senior Citizen’s Center. I will be having a weekly article in the Muleshoe Journal and I hope you will take time to read it and learn more […]

The Muleshoe Police Department arrested a 58-year-old Muleshoe man on Feb. 14 for driving with an invalid license with previous conviction/suspension without financial resolution. A 41-year-old Littlefield man was arrested on Feb. 14 by the Muleshoe Police Department. The man was charged with driving while intoxicated, second offense, and with possession of marijuana. The Bailey […]

Two Muleshoe homes were destroyed and another severely damaged in a fire on West 11th St. early Monday morning, according to Assistant Fire Chief Ricky Railsback. Muleshoe Volunteer Fire Department received the call reporting a fire at about 1 a.m. Monday morning. Around 25 firefighters from Muleshoe, Sudan and Lazbuddie volunteer fire departments were involved […]

COURTESY PHOTOS/Angela Reyes Angela Reyes, first grade bilingual teacher at Dillman Elementary, attended the Texas Classroom Teachers Association Convention. Pictured are District 17 TCTA representatives, delegates and presidents of their local CTA chapters. Angela Reyes, first grade bilingual teacher at Dillman Elementary, attended the Texas Classroom Teachers Association Convention Feb. 10-11. L to R: Angela […]

Students in Principles of Information Technology and Computer Science classes learn skills such as web design, game development and coding. The Computer Science class assists the PIT class in assembling, imaging, and installing custom-built PCs in the labs. Provided by Muleshoe ISD February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month in the State of Texas. […]