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The Dalhart Texan

October 12 is the “Pink Out” football game at Dalhart High School Stadium.

Prior to the game, the Dalhart High School front office is hosting a supper from 4-6:30 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The cost is $7 per plate, with a portion of the proceeds going to the junior class to help fund the prom.

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JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

The city’s annual “Truck Rodeo” was all in good fun on Friday at Rita Blanca Coliseum, but there was a serious aspect to the event, as well.

JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

Dan and Kim Linebarger of Midland, Texas, are passionate about being Rotarians. As District Governor for Rotary District 5730, Dan gave a presentation to the Dalhart Rotary Club during the meeting at the Senior Center on October 4.

AARON GRAVES
The Dalhart Texan

“They’ve had a tough year. It hasn’t been fun,” said Mike Bragg, Dallam and Hartley Counties Extension Agent, about the effect a dryer-than-normal 2018 has had on local agricultural producers.

Both the Dalhart City Council and Dallam County Commissioners Court will meet on October 9.

JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

On Monday, students at Dalhart Intermediate School had a chance to put their books aside and learn from members of the community.

AARON GRAVES
The Dalhart Texan

For Diana Martinez, the Relay for Life is a passion. “I walk because I have friends and family that I honor as survivors, and I have friends and family that I have lost.”

JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

The meeting of the Dallam Hartley Counties Hospital District Board of Directors lasted over two hours on September 27, with Loree Tamayo, chief executive officer, providing a lot of information.

AARON GRAVES
The Dalhart Texan

“You have been blessed with talents... gifts and abilities. My challenge to you is to use those talents, those gifts, those abilities everyday to better yourself and the people around you.” So spoke Coach Anthony Catherall to the young men of the varsity football team during the 2018 Homecoming Pep Rally, held Thursday evening at Memorial Stadium.

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

In a special meeting Monday morning, the Dallam County Commissioners Court learned that the 2018 fiscal year will end on a good note.

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

Chester Rose won the Pigskin Pick 10 contest for the second week, correctly selecting 8 of 10 winners. Vilma Aragon of FNB Dalhart, presented Chester with his prize.

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

A number of local residents brought home ribbons for their entries in the Tri-State Fair and Rodeo in Amarillo. 

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

The Dalhart City Council will be doing some “end of year” financial housekeeping during the meeting on Tuesday.

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

Students from Dalhart High School traveled to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania earlier this month to judge cattle.

BY JULIE A. FERRARO
The Dalhart Texan

After last Thursday’s football practice, the Dalhart Golden Wolves took a little field trip.

By: Julie A. Ferraro
THE DALHART TEXAN

At some point in their lives, little girls usually want to be ballerinas when they grow up.

By: Julie A. Ferraro
THE DALHART TEXAN

During Tuesday night’s meeting, the Dalhart Independent School District Board of Trustees received a report on safety and security in the schools. 

Photos by Julie A. Ferraro

Seniors at Dalhart High School had a chance to “buy” their parking spot this year, and personalize them with paint. Some of the designs were quite original, expressing true artistic talent, and a lot of paint was used.

By: Julie A. Ferraro
THE DALHART TEXAN 

A lengthy agenda awaits the Dalhart Independent School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday, with the approval of purchases exceeding $25,000 one of the items. 

By: Julie A. Ferraro
THE DALHART TEXAN

It’s the last thing the students do on home game Fridays. But, it’s probably the most fun fifteen
minutes of the day.