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New Little Mr. and Little Miss XIT named
BY JULIE A. FERRARO It’s an age where youngsters may want to speak, or not. >> More
School board considers high school lunch policyBY JULIE A. FERRARO The Dalhart Independent School District Board of Trustees met Tuesday evening, with a hot topic being the lunch situation at Dalhart High School. >> More
Youngsters learn to cook
BY JULIE A. FERRARO More than two dozen children ages 4-8 got a chance to use the Dalhart High School cooking lab this week. >> More
Getting creative with paints
BY JULIE A. FERRARO Lacynda Hunter had an interesting way for her students to show their creativity. >> More
School board to meet tonightBY JULIE A FERRARO The Dalhart Independent School District Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday evening, with superintendent Joe Alcorta on the dias for the first time. >> More
Public meets new superintendent
BY JULIE A. FERRARO The Alcorta family is transitioning from their former life in Abilene to Dalhart. >> More
City Council honors Gonzales for 45 years with city
JULIE A. FERRARO With a short agenda Tuesday evening, the Dalhart City Council had plenty of time to honor a long-time employee. >> More
Wednesday vehicle chase covers much of two counties
BY JULIE A. FERRARO Scanner traffic regarding a stolen vehicle Wednesday morning led to a police chase that ended in a field. >> More
City Council to hold first budget workshopBY JULIE A. FERRARO When the Dalhart City Council meets tonight, one of the agenda items the members will tackle is the city budget. >> More
A community treasure
BY JULIE A. FERRARO With the XIT Rodeo and Reunion less than four weeks away, the Dalhart Senior Center is preparing for the 41st Joe Nisbett Fun Run on August 4. >> More
Kids rock out.... with real rocks
BY JULIE A. FERRARO There’s nothing like experiencing a volcano firsthand. >> More
Volunteer fire fighters recognized for accomplishments
BY JULIE A. FERRARO "We are part of the strongest brotherhood in the world." >> More
Carnival brings out all ages
BY JULIE A. FERRARO The courtyard of Coon Memorial Home was filled with joyful noises on June 29. >> More
Working for the common goodBY JULIE A. FERRARO When news is reported from Washington DC, it might seem far away, a different world. >> More
School board votes on deficit budgets, welcomes AlcortaBY JULIE A. FERRARO In the wake of a special meeting called on June 7 to discuss the proposed budget for the 2018-2019 school year, the Dalhart Independent School District Board of Trustees gathered last Thursday for another special meeting to consider budgets. >> More
Decorating cookies with a summer theme
BY JULIE A. FERRARO All ages got into the spirit of cookie decorating at Frank Phillips College last week. >> More
Dalhart gets plastered... with posters
BY JULIE A. FERRARO The group was hard to miss. >> More
City Council votes on spending, easementBY JULIE A. FERRARO The Dalhart City Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to spend more than $2 million. >> More
Ground broken for new housing
BY JULIE A. FERRARO Spades of dirt symbolically signaled the start of construction on new housing Tuesday morning. >> More
Rehearsals under way for annual melodrama
BY JULIE A. FERRARO The flats are up and set decorations are coming together at LaRita Theatre for the upcoming melodrama. >> More |
