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Seventh grade studying rocket science
Nicole Reeves’ seventh grade classes took flight this week studying many aspects of rocket science, space travel... >> More
City Council hears requests for HOT dollarsCity Council met Tuesday night for a regular meeting and listened to a half dozen requests for Hotel Occupancy Tax funds from... >> More
Audit Report approvedBoth Commissioners Courts met Tuesday morning as Monday was a holiday. >> More
Coon Memorial recognized as electronic eliteCoon Memorial Hospital was recognized Tuesday, Nov. 12, as one of six hospitals nationwide who have an exemplary electronic medical... >> More
Decade of Dominance committee donates over $7,000 to scholarship fund
Texan Photo by Joe Warren Kevin Lovell and Joel Hogue, organizers of the Decade of Dominance celebration this past fall were back in town to present a check for $7,567 to the Dalhart Education Foundation. Foundation spokesperson Jeff Lloyd... >> More
XIT Rangers honor veterans with parade, ceremonyVeterans Day in Dalhart was a very festive one, thanks to the XIT Rangers and many more organizations, honoring... >> More
Ball fields to get new concessionsDalhart Little League fields are getting new bathrooms and a new concession stand. The Lake board... >> More
XIT Museum has long and rich historyThe XIT Museum has a long and rich history beginning in 1966 when the late Laurence Melton, owner of the Cowboy Café, which... >> More
Veterans Day Parade to honor local heroes
Courtesy Photo Two local veterans have been chosen to host the events of Dalhart’s Veterans Day Parade and Ceremony Monday, Nov. 11, but the focus is to honor all local heroes both living and no longer with us during the day’s events. >> More
Four year old ‘Sharing my hair’Mariah Leilani Cordova, a four-year-old girl in Dalhart is already learning how to be a good citizen. She recently cut off her long beautiful hair and is donating it to Wigs for Kids, a national not-for-profit organization that makes wigs for... >> More
Assessment in; Dalhart’s good, bad and uglyThe City of Dalhart’s Hotel Occupancy Tax (HOT) committee, comprised of mostly hotel owners in Dalhart, recently spent $18,000 on a firm called Zeitgeist Consulting, out of Madison, Wisconsin, who then assessed... >> More
All nine propositions pass statewide, low turnout locallyDallam County voters approved all nine Constitutional Amendments in the Tuesday, Nov. 5 election as did the voters state wide. All nine passed with fairly high percentages although voter turnout was somewhat... >> More
50-year old landmark gets new top
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott Did you know one of the most unique roofs in the panhandle is right here in Dalhart? That roof is atop the Dalhart Federal... >> More
Johnson receives FFA National AwardCourtney Johnson, Junior Student at WTAMU in Canyon and her parents, Mike and Martha (Ford) Johnson of Eads, CO. were... >> More
Students recognized with ‘D’ Force programDalhart High School Assistant Principal Jeff Hutton is usually the person at the school to get involved when a student steps-out-of-line. >> More
Opiela announces $1 million cash on handEric Opiela has now raised over $1 million in his campaign for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, the campaign announced... >> More
Punkin’ Chunkin’ helps students study physics
Texan Photo by Joe Warren Students in Melissa Ritchy’s physics class at Dalhart High School designed and built apparatuses to hurl projectiles across the school grounds ... >> More
Principal creating college culture for studentsThere is a new and exciting culture being expanded at Dalhart High School. It’s one of higher learning and encouragement to students to further their education past... >> More
New laws for farmers and ranchersNew law requires farmers and ranchers to show proof of eligibility for plates, excess weight permits... >> More
Buying a car? Don’t forget your IDDallam and Hartley County residents purchasing a vehicle in Texas must now show a proper form of identification to obtain a... >> More |
