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Body FLOYD COUNTY PIONEER ASSOCIATION will hold an Old Settlers planning meeting at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 9 at the Floyd County Historical Museum. Everyone is invited to attend.

Whirlwinds upset Bold Gold Antelopes in OT

Body The Floydada Whirlwinds hoops squad traveled to Post on Tuesday, Feb. 17, for their season finale. The Whirlwinds entered the game aiming to play the spoiler role and send Post into the playoffs on a sour note.The Bold Gold controlled the first half of the game.
ONE ACT PLAY Floydada High students rehearse “Whistle Stop,” which they will present as their 2026 entry for UIL district competition in Post March 7. | COURTESY PHOTO

ONE ACT PLAY Floydada High students rehearse “Whistle Stop,” which they will present as their 2026 entry for UIL district competition in Post March 7. | COURTESY PHOTO

Lockney, Floydada high schools prepare for UIL One Act competitions

Body It’s time again for curtains to rise on some of the most creative—and competitive— events taking place at high schools across Texas: One Act Play.
VOLLEYBALL TABLED On Feb. 12, the Floydada CISD school board tabled proposal to create a volleyball program in the district. The portion of the UIL realignment for 2026–20 shows where Floydada would sit, in Region 1, District 2, should they decide to institute the sport. | TEXAS UIL GRAPHIC

VOLLEYBALL TABLED On Feb. 12, the Floydada CISD school board tabled proposal to create a volleyball program in the district. The portion of the UIL realignment for 2026–20 shows where Floydada would sit, in Region 1, District 2, should they decide to institute the sport. | TEXAS UIL GRAPHIC

Floydada Collegiate ISD board approves administrative salaries

Body The school board of Floydada Collegiate ISD met in a regular session on Feb. 12, 2026 at 7 p.m. In attendance were members Beverly Collins, Gracie Diaz, Brianne Glasscock, Roger Hughes, Randy Moore, Randell Sims and Eric Smith.
Pruning peach trees

Pruning peach trees

Pruning peach trees

Body From the gardenFruit trees are pruned with the goal of promoting fruit production of highest quality.
TRAINING TIME The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture Training on March 3 in Lubbock and March 10 in Canyon. | HANNAH HARRISON/ TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE PHOTO

TRAINING TIME The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture Training on March 3 in Lubbock and March 10 in Canyon. | HANNAH HARRISON/ TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE PHOTO

AgriLife Extension to offer Center Point training in March in Lubbock, Canyon

Body The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will host a CenterPoint Accounting for Agriculture Training on March 3 in Lubbock and March 10 in Canyon.The March 3 training will be at the Texas A&M AgriLife Research and Extension Center at Lubbock, 1102 E. Farm-to-Market Road 1294.