City, Rojas join in water operations contract
City, Rojas join in water operations contract
Dalhart City Council members took a step toward temporarily resolving the issue of the lack of licenses among city water department employees at their meeting on April 22. The state requires water operators such as the city to have at least one team member with a Class B license in Wastewater and Class C license in Water Operations. With the recent departure of two licensed employees, the city did not meet these requirements, according to interim City Manager Ken Nickels.
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A beautiful day in Dalhart
A beautiful day in Dalhart
The Meyer family enjoys an outing in the balmy weather Monday morning. Christine is pushing daughters Katherine and Bridget while their brother Henry rides alongside on his bicycle.
Graduation Keepsake Edition coming up!
Graduation Keepsake Edition coming up!
The Dalhart Texan is combining two traditional special sections this year for one super-sized Graduation Keepsake Section featuring all high school, eighth grade and kindergarten graduates in our readership area. Students from Dalhart, Hartley, Texline and Channing Independent School Districts, Dalhart Christian Academy and St. Anthony’s Catholic School will be pictured, along with all parents’ names and achievements for high school graduates.
Information coming soon
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