September 21, 2023
  • 8:47 am Panhandle South Plains Fair kicks off this week
  • 8:46 am Muleshoe citizens in for pancakes at the Senior Center
  • 8:46 am An inconvenience or an adventure?
  • 8:45 am Here is the game schedule for the week of Sept. 18-23
  • 8:43 am REVIEW: Murderers haven’t a ghost of a chance against Hercule Poirot

We have spent the better part of a year in our column space so far this year defining what a Godly legacy is and how it can be appropriately established and transmitted to others after us and working to make every moment count in the process of getting such positive legacies going in the right […]

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A crowd of several hundred supporters showed up at the San Antonio train station on Sept. 24, 1911 to cheer the arrival of Bernardo Reyes, a Mexican general on the lam.  During his 45-year rise up the ranks, Gen. Reyes won widespread respect for his honesty and ability, two traits not normally associated with the […]

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Bailey County Jail Records A 30-year-old woman from Littlefield was arrested by the Bailey County Sheriff’s Office for an active warrant on Aug. 29. The warrant was for charges for accident involving damage to a vehicle. A 48-year-old Oklahoma man was arrested on Sept. 5 for a felony charge of driving while intoxicated, third or more […]

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Zeta Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met in the home of Pat Angeley Tuesday, Sept. 12, with Martha Hunnicutt serving as co-hostess. Members enjoyed tossed salad, lasagna, cantaloupe, garlic bread, and wine coolers before the program, which was a video tour of John Gulley’s summer trip to Scandinavia and London with video and narration […]

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We watched dump trucks drive past our house hauling brush and fire-worthy wood for about two weeks to the site of the Mules’ bonfire at the back side of the golf course driving range. Finally the day came. Three food trucks even showed up for this year’s festivities. The fireworks trailer was there ready to […]

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