Staff Reports Muleshoe and Bailey County are back to operating at 25 to 50 percent capacity. Both the county and the city made a joint announcement last week following Gov. Greg Abbott’s announcement to reopen the state in phases starting May 1. The first phase includes reopening restaurants and retail stores at limited capacity. “The […]
READ MOREStaff Reports Muleshoe voters granted Curtis Preston another term on the Muleshoe Independent School District School Board. Cory Contreras ran as Preston’s opponent but came up six votes short. Preston won with a vote of 21-15. Preston was re-elected to serve on the school board in 2017. It’s unclear exactly how long he’s served. Voters […]
READ MOREMuleshoe teachers adapt to ‘new normal,’ earn praise during Teacher Appreciation Week
webmaster May 7, 2020 0 COMMENTSBY GAIL M. WILLIAMS Muleshoe Journal Correspondent Teacher Appreciation Week from May 4 through May 8 provides an opportunity to give credit to MISD teachers and staff for stepping up during a global pandemic. The school-wide quarantine that began on March 16 has allowed teachers and administrators to learn to teach more effectively with the […]
READ MOREBy Carolyn Johnson Director By now, I’m sure you have heard that Bailey County now has some positive cases of the coronavirus. We were fortunate for so long. But, it was bound to happen. As Director of the Senior Center, I have to say “Thank You” to all of you for practicing common sense and […]
READ MOREOur precious Sylvia has gone to be with our heavenly father. Sylvia “Sheba” Angelita Leyva was born June 1, 1960 to Daniel Gonzales Leyva Sr. and Agustina (Salazar) Leyva in Muleshoe Texas. Sylvia attended Lubbock State School early in life before returning home to Muleshoe for good. She participated in Special Olympics in Lubbock, Texas […]
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