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Floydada district tennis honors

Floydada district tennis honors

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Floydada district tennis honors

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Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body Katie Landin took 2nd place and is a regional qualifier. In boys doubles, David Guerra and Ryan Tinoco took 3rd place and are regional alternates.Braeden Ramirez took 4th place. In mixed doubles, Tiffiny Perez and Martin Ramirez took 4th place.
Longhorns, Lady Horns impress at district track meet

Longhorns, Lady Horns impress at district track meet

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Longhorns, Lady Horns impress at district track meet

Russ Morris |
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body The Lockney Longhorns and Lady Horns track and field teams traveled to Sudan on April 8 to compete in the District 3-2A Track Meet. Lockney competed against teams from Bovina, Farwell, Hale Center, Olton and Sudan.

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LOCKNEY SCHOOL MENU APRIL 13 – APRIL 17

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Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body MONDAY Breakfast - Pancakes, bacon, fruit. fruit juice, milk Lunch – Steak fingers, mashed potatoes, gravy, roll, peaches, milk TUESDAY Breakfast –Sausage & egg biscuit, fruit.
FLOYD COUNTY 4-H NEWS & ACTIVITY CALENDAR

FLOYD COUNTY 4-H NEWS & ACTIVITY CALENDAR

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FLOYD COUNTY 4-H NEWS & ACTIVITY CALENDAR

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Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body STAFF REPORTS APRIL16: Duds to Dazzle Practice 5:30 pm @ CEO16: Livestock Judging Practice 5 pm @ Duncan ELE17: South Plains Livestock Judging Contest in Levelland17: Archery District Contest Registration Closes18: Archery Tournament in Mitchell County20: Duds to Dazzle &...
LOWERING COSTS Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agronomy team members take deep soil samples in stubble before starting the new planting season. AgriLife Extension researchers recently published a study suggesting that deep soil testing may be able to help farmers reduce fertilizer costs. | JOURDAN BELL/TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE

LOWERING COSTS Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service agronomy team members take deep soil samples in stubble before starting the new planting season. AgriLife Extension researchers recently published a study suggesting that deep soil testing may be able to help farmers reduce fertilizer costs. | JOURDAN BELL/TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE

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Deep soil testing can slash fertilizer costs

Kay Ledbetter, Texas A&m Communications
Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body What if you could save more than $26,000 on fertilizer costs on 1,000 acres of irrigated farmland? A new study on deep soil testing published by a team of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension economists and agronomists suggests those savings are possible.
FLOYD COUNTY SHERIFF’S CRIME REPORT

FLOYD COUNTY SHERIFF’S CRIME REPORT

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FLOYD COUNTY SHERIFF’S CRIME REPORT

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Thursday, April 16, 2026
Body MARCH 2026On March 1, Floydada Police conducted a traffic stop on a 2004 Toyota Highlander in the 400 block of South 2nd Street in Floydada for speeding.
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