TO BE DISPLAYED IN DC

Body Floydada Collegiate High School junior Noah Fierros submitted a photograph to Rep. Jodey Arrington’s office for their annual Congressional Art Competition. His photo was selected as the winner and will be put on display in the U.S. Capitol. He will travel to Washington, D.C.

ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY

Body  Floydada CISD campus and district office staffs were recognized last week with a special lunch in honor of Administrative Professionals Day.

Floydada CISD recognizes students and staff at April board meeting

Body At the Floydada Collegiate ISD April board meeting Thursday, April 16, 2026, students and staff were recognized for their hard work.

Serrato Sisters getting ready for Cinco de Mayo, May 5 in downtown Floydada

Body The Serrato Sisters of Floydada are hard at work putting together their annual Cinco de Mayo celebration for Tuesday, May 5, 2026, from 6 to 9 p.m.The free event, which offers both new and returning vendors and entertainment, will take place at 214 S. Main Street.

Highway 70 Garage Sales set for May 2

Body GOOD WEATHER PORTENDS GOOD SALES FROM ROARING SPRINGS TO JAYTONThe annual Highway 70 Garage Sales from Matador to Jayton are scheduled for Saturday, May 2, with more than 40 vendors signed up as of Tuesday along a 60-mile stretch of two-lane blacktop, according to...

LIGHTS! CAMERA! HISTORY!

Body LIGHTS! CAMERA! HISTORY! The LadyWinds softball team and theWhirlwinds baseball team made a lot of history the past couple of weeks. First, this year is the first year that both teams clinched this district titles during the same year.

Finley hired as new city manager; Garzas prepare to reopen city pool for season

Body During the regular session of the Floydada city council April 21, 2026, several new personnel were hired for the city, including a new city manager, following a months-long search to replace longtime manager Darrell Gooch, who had announced his retirement in January.

Lockney Chamber welcomes all to Cinco de Mayo celebration May 2

Body The Lockney Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its first-ever Cinco de Mayo event on Saturday, May 2, 226, from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. The festival will take place at the former Dairy Queen parking lot at 217 S. Main Street.