Floydada Chamber selects Silos BBQ March Business of the Month

Body The Floydada Chamber business of the month for March was Silos BBQ. Owners Martin and Rachael Ramirez opened Silos in 2020. Adding another dining option for Floydada citizens, Silos offers a variety of BBQ options.

SPOTLIGHT ON EASTER IN THE COMMUNITY

Body SPOTLIGHT ON EASTER IN THE COMMUNITY

Miles and miles of thoughts

Body While I’ve been writing this week’s column from Florence, Texas, my thoughts are all over the place. I am coming up short for a certain theme, story, commentary,or feature. Much like the vehicle I drove last week, I am all over the place.

2023 Community Calendar

Body Updates? Email us at fchb.editor@yahoo.com COMMUNITY SERVICES FOOD BANKS— FLOYDADA—Spirt of Sharing (SOS), 925 Crockett St., Floydada, Mon. and Thurs.. 2–4:30 p.m. (806) 983-5874. LOCKNEY PUBLIC LIBRARY, 124 S. Main, Lockney, Mon.–Thurs., 1–5 p.m. and Fri. 9 a.m. –1 p.m.

House OKs $302 billion budget

Body The Texas House approved a $302 billion budget last week that included an amendment prohibiting the use of state money on private school tuition — a major setback to Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to establish a school voucher system.

Spring rice is nice with fresh greens

Body One might think this recipe is called spring rice because it summons the flavors of a spring roll. And it has notes of a savory fried rice. It seems we typically make certain recipes during particular times of the year.

Dumpster divas disrupt drug deal?

Body If you’re contemplating diving into a dumpster on a cheerful sunny afternoon, think twice if there’s a vacant bicycle lying nearby. The rider might surprise you. My newest employeepartner in crime is Cheryl.

Senate approves money for rural law enforcement, retired teachers

Body Rural counties would see an unprecedented boost in funding for law enforcement under a bill approved by the Senate on Tuesday.

FLOYDADA EDC IN DC

Body During the month of March, Floydada Economic Development Corporation executive director Ryan Crowe traveled to Washington, D.C. to meet with Floyd County’s elected officials.While at the U.S. Capitol Crowe was able to present Rep.

A guest editorial from a former student

Body Zach McMeans is a 2014 graduate of Borden High School where he was a State FFA Officer and a UIL State Champion in Congress, CX Debate, and Persuasive Speaking. He earned his bachelor degree from West Texas A&M University in Agricultural Media and Communication.