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MUNCY, TX – The 29th Annual Floyd County Friends Gala was filled with energy, community spirit, and celebration. More than 580 attendees danced the night away while supporting a meaningful cause, helping to raise an impressive $62,500

FLOYDADA, TX – Floyd County Commissioners meet in regular session today. A few of the agenda items include a Proclamation declaring April 2025 as Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month in Floyd County, a Resolution in support

FLOYDADA, TX – One teacher was hired during Tuesday’s Floydada Collegiate ISD School. Katie Hightower will be the new career tech teacher at FCISD Junior High and High School. Students and educators, including Milani Gutierrez from A.B.

FLOYDADA, TX – The records contained herein consist of public notices, court, and other public information that attorneys, sales professionals, and business people find helpful. Marriage Licenses Returned to the Floyd County Clerk’s Office. James Arnold Castillo

FLOYDADA, TX – The Floydada Collegiate ISD School Board meets in regular session tonight beginning at 6:30 pm. The Board will consider a proposal for food management services, paraprofessionals and auxiliary staff for next year, and the

FLOYDADA, TX – March was an active month for the Floydada Fire Department. Volunteers responded to a dozen calls, including four vehicular accidents. First organized in 1916, the department comprises 20 volunteers who provide service throughout the

LOCKNEY, TX — W.J. Mangold Memorial Hospital will implement a new Emergency Department (E.D.) process beginning April 14, 2025. Once the nurse evaluates the patient, the physician will perform a medical screening exam (MSE) to ensure the

(Editor’s Note: All individuals named below are considered not guilty unless deemed otherwise in a court of law.) FLOYDADA, TX – The following is the March Crime Report from the Floyd County Sheriff’s Office. March 1st, Johnny

FLOYDADA, TX – A burn ban remains in effect for Floyd County at the direction of Judge Marty Lucke. The ban, enacted initially on March 11, 2025, will continue based on extreme drought conditions and high winds

FLOYDADA, TX—In a meeting that lasted just 15 minutes last week, the City Council approved the payment of transfers, fixed expenses, and city bills for February. On a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Committee, the Council

LOCKNEY, TX—While W.J. Mangold and Cogdell Clinic’s volume increased during January, expenses outweighed revenue, leading to a net loss of $96,787. During the most recent meeting of the Lockney General Hospital District, Vince DiFranco explained that hospital

FLOYDADA, TX—The Floydada City Council meets tonight to consider a recommendation from the Planning and Zoning Committee regarding Oscar Garza’s variance request at 305 E. Crockett Street. The Council will also discuss and possibly take action on

FLOYDADA, TX – One person is recovering today following a head-on collision on U.S. 70 Sunday morning. The accident occurred around 7:55 a.m. at the “Y” when a pickup driving eastbound in the wrong lane collided with

FLOYDADA, TX – The Floydada School Board approved the hiring of Audelia Olivares Tuesday during a regular meeting of trustees. In addition, they also recognized students and educators during the meeting. AB Duncan Elementary Students of the

LOCKNEY, TX—Lockney Independent School District (ISD) is thrilled to announce the appointment of its new superintendent, ushering in a new chapter of leadership and growth for the district. This new leadership figure is expected to bring fresh

FLOYDADA, TX—Floyd County Commissioners are meeting this morning for a Public Hearing on establishing the Wolf Spring Solar Reinvestment Zone. The zone’s boundary would be the southeast corner of the county. The Court will also discuss the

FLOYDADA, TX – Volunteers from the Floydada Fire Department, city police, and city employees converged on 718 California on Wednesday afternoon. A call came in at 2:46 PM for a shed fire, prompting the dispatch of first

FLOYDADA, TX – Local law enforcement and a SWAT team from Lubbock are currently in a situation involving an armed person within the Floydada city limits. A perimeter has been set up around the house on the

FLOYDADA, TX—As the Texas State Legislature considers eliminating the Countywide Poll Place Program, Floyd County Clerk KeeLee Rawls is contacting elected members to explain why the program is important to rural voters, especially in Floyd County. Below